SEP i ma The MaCgÍll - McGill Family

of Maryland

A Genealogical Record of over 400 years Beginning 1537, ending 1948

GENEALOGICAL SOCIETÏ OP THE CHURCH OF JlSUS CMOlSI OP UT7Sfc.DAY SAMS

DATE MICROFILMED

ITEM PROJECT and G. S. Compiled ROLL # CALL # by John McGill 1523 22nd St., N. W Washington, D. C.

Copyright 1948 by John McGill

Macgill Coat-of-Arms

Arms, Gules, three martlets, argent. Crest, a phoenix in flames, proper. Supporters, dexter (right) a horse at liberty, argent, gorged with a collar with a chain thereto affixed, maned and hoofed or, sinister (left) a bull sable, collared and chained as the former. Motto: Sine Fine (meaning without end). Meaning of colors and symbols Gules (red) signifies Military Fortitude and Magnanimity. Argent (silver) signifies Peace and Sincerety. Or (gold) signifies Generosity and Elevation of Mind. Sable (black) signifies Constancy. Proper (proper color of object mentioned). The martlet or swallow is a favorite device in European heraldry, and has assumed a somewhat unreal character from the circumstance that it catches its food on the wing and never appears to light on the ground as other birds do. It is depicted in armory always with wings close and in pro­ file, with no visable legs or feet. The martlet is the appropriate "differ­ ence" or mark of cadency for the fourth son. It is modernly used to signify, as the bird seldom lights on land, so younger brothers have little land to rest on but the wings of their own endeavor, who, like the swallows, become the travellers in their season. The horse, of all beasts, the most noble and most useful to man, either in peace or war. It signifies readiness for all employments for king and country, and is one of the principal bearings in armory. The bull or ox. The bull is a note of valour and magnanimity. An ox was borne by the Athenians on one of their coins, and it was also worshiped as a god by the Egyptians, under the name of Apis, "The soul of Osiris". A specially marked bull was always kept as the object of this worship. The Phoenix. This bird was represented to be as large as an eagle. It was held that only one existed at the same time, and which, according to the ancient writers, lived 500 years, and when her end approached she made her nest, which later igniting by the heat of the sun, destroyed her, but out of her ashes arose another phoenix. It was often used of old as an emblem of the Resurrection, and sometimes with the motto "Resurgam", often used in heraldry. D. MacEocagain

Mr. MacEocagain, who is an artist and an authority on heraldry, prepared the original from which this Macgill coat of arms was printed. It is made from three copies, sent this compiler by membres of the family, no one of which is entirely correct.

SALT LAfcfc FOREWORD This book is primarily a genealogical record. But in order to add to its interest and value, a few human-interest stories and as much historical data as possible, without increasing too much its size and cost, have been included. Every effort has been made to hold to a minimum the cost of printing and binding, as that is the price at which members of the family will buy it - with nothing for this compiler's time, labor or out-of-pocket expenses in compiling it - so that every member of the family who wants one will feel he or she can afford to have it, because this is the first book printed on this family and will probably be the last, during the life of those now living. The family is a small one, hence the number of copies needed is small. But, the cost of preparing the forms for printing is the same, whether shar­ ed by the 300 copies needed in this case or the 30,000 needed in some other case. And, of course, everything, especially labor, is high now - the cost of paper and cover is less than 50Í . The rest is labor. But, it is felt there will be enough members of the family, in this ánd future generations, who will be sufficiently interested in their family to justify the effort. It will save them the task of getting it - as this member of the family has done - the hard way, and will give some future compiler a starting point from which to continue the record of this fine old Scottish family. John McGill

This book is affectionately dedicated to my father Rev. John McGill, D.D. HOW TO USE THIS BOOK You will note that this book is divided into 5 chapters - one devoted to the Rev. James Macgill, the Emigrant, and his ancestors, and one to each of his 4 children, who left descendants. Since in genealogy, the family is the unit, this compiler has first put the father and mother and all their children together in one place, listing the children according to age. Then, those children who have married and have more than a few descendants are carried forward to the page shown immediately after their name in the parenthesis "(See )." On that page this married child is shown with husband or wife and all of their children - the married children again being carried forward as before. On the page to which the married child is carried and over his or her name and family is, in parenthesis "(From )", the page from which it came, and there, of course, are the father and mother, and brothers and sisters. So, it is possible to open the book anywhere and go all the way back to the Rev. James Macgill or forward to the last recorded member of that branch of the family. To find the person wanted, look for the name in the index and turn to the page or pages given.- Only the names of the descendants of the Rev. James Macgill and their husbands or wives are shown in the index. The names of the parents of the in-laws are given in the text - if they were found - to identify the in­ law to that extent, but are not listed in the index.

ERRORS AND OMISSIONS This book, like every other genealogical record - even those compiled by the best genealogists - will, undoubtedly, contain many errors in both names and dates. This compiler accepts his share of the responsibility for these errors. First, he is only human and we all make mistakes. Second, he has copied at least three times every name and date in this book, and each time means the risk of an error. Then much of the data shown here was taken from records compiled by others, in which there were unknown errors. Some of this data was taken from hand-writing, which was almost impos­ sible to decipher. Some has been given to this compiler incorrectly by those who ought to know. It is surprising how often members of the same family, even broth­ ers and sisters will give different middle names or different birth, death or marriage dates for their father or mother or, brother or sister. This compiler has had to take, in many instances, the data given by a sister or brother or mother on a family which would not answer inquiries or leave that family out. And some correct data - even when mixed with some incorrect data - is better than none. But, in some such cases, this compiler has later found and corrected numerous and serious errors, which make him shudder to think of how many there may be which he had no way of discovering and correcting.

iii Sometimes people either do not know or are quite careless in giving data they certainly ought to know. For example, this compiler wrote a mother of four young children for her family data. At the same time, he wrote her brother for the data on his family. The brother sent the carbon copy of a letter he had written some one else in which was given the data on the sister's family as well as his own. When her reply came it was noted that the birth dates of her 4 children, as given by her, did not agree with those given by him. Upon writing her and listing both sets of dates and asking which were correct, she returned the list with half of her dates and half of his marked out. On another occasion this compiler called a member of the family on the phone to get the family data. She had no children and only herself and hus­ band, on whom tö give the data, which included her and his birth dates, their marriage date and the names of his father and mother, all of which she gave. Upon asking for the address of her mother, in order to write and get the data on her brothers and sisters, she said "If you are writing mother, please ask her about the year of my birth. I know my birthday is such and such a day, but am uncertain about the year." Upon writing her mother, it was found the daughter had given her age two years older than she was. So, if a mother doesn't know the birth dates of her four children, and another doesn't know her own birth date, how can your compiler be expect­ ed to make a correct record. The above errors were caught and corrected, but how many have not been caught? So, while in the main, the record in this book is fairly correct, there are bound to be some errors in it. The omissions are due to two causes. Either the missing persons or dates could not be found or those having the missing data just failed, in many cases after 3 efforts on the part of your compiler, to answer inquir­ ies. However, this compiler will consider it a favor and will appreciate any correction or addition any reader may be kind enough to send him, in case it may be possible to get out a supplement correcting these errors and including such omissions.

iv ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I want to express my appreciation of the wonderful assistance given me by those who have supplied the necessary data to make this book possible, and especially the following: Miss Elizabeth West, of Oakland, Md., Misses Mary and Julia Williamson, Mrs. Mary Schnauffer and Mrs. Wm. Hobbs, all of Fred. Md., Ruskell Macgill, Mrs. Jno. M. Kopper, and Mrs. Mary Pape, all of Baltimore, Mrs. C. Willing Browne, Sr. and James Macgill of EUicott City, Md., Mrs. Estella Thomas, of Rockville, Md., Mrs Alfred Gawthrop, of Wilmington, Del., Mrs. Adeline Quinn, of Phoenix, Arizona, Charles Macgill, of Pulaski, Va., and Miss.Eleanor Chambers, Miss. Va. Bowie and Mrs. Honore' Claggett, all of Wash., D.C. and many others too numerous to mention; also the Md. Historical Society and the Library of Congress where most of my research on the earlier generations was done. And how did I happen to compile this family record? Well, in Dec. 1941 while visiting my cousins, Mary, Julia and Tom Williamson in Fred., Md., Mary brought out an old chart brown with age, and handing it to me said: "John, what am I ever going to do with this? I have no children, neither does Tom nor Julia, you have grandchildren." Upon looking at it I saw it was an old Macgill-McGill family tree, and said "I have either seen this or one like it before." When I came home I found among my father's pa­ pers his copy of this same family tree - See pp 8 & 9 - which was copied by my grandfather, Dr. Thos. Jno. McGill, on July 22, 1833, from one left by his great grandfather, the Rev. James Macgill. But, as it has only one name in most of the generations. I wondered who the others were. Where­ upon I went over to the Genealogical Section of the Library of Congress and began to search, then to contact living members of the family. The re­ sult is this book.

ABBREVIATIONS

Atty. = Attorney m.l.d. = marriage license date b = born Montg. = Montgomery Cath. = Catherine Rd. = Road Chas. = Charles rec'd. = received C.P.A. = Certified Public Rich. = Richard or Richmond Accountant Thos. = Thomas d = died USNR = U. S. Naval Reserve dau = daughter U.S.D.A. = U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Dr. = Doctor or Drive Wash. = Washington Eliz. = Elizabeth W.W. 1 = World War one Fred. = Frederick W.W. 2 = World War two fght. = freight 5-'43 = May, 1943 gr. = great 2-'46 = Feb. 1946 etc. Jeff. = Jefferson " " indicates a nick name or the m = married name of home or farm unm = unmarried

v CONTENTS Chapter Page Foreword ii How to use this book iii Errors and Omissions iii Acknowledgments v Abbreviations v I Devoted to the Rev. James Macgill and his Ancestry 1 II Descendants of Thomas Macgill 2 16 HI Descendants of John Macgill * 26 IV Descendants of Sarah Macgill2 167 V Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill2 202 Index 234

ILLUSTRATIONS Christ Church 11 Athol (built by the Parson) 13 Athol (side view) 14 Richard and Flora Stuart 29 Dr. Samuel McGill Dr. Alfred McGill Belt 34 Dr. Nelson Gray West Dr. William Schnauffer 34 Dr. Charles Macgill Dr. Samuel Claggett 34 Dr. Wardlaw McGill Dr. Thomas John McGill 34 Dr. Norvell Belt Dr. Levin West 34 Dr. Edward Oliver Belt Dr. George Washington West 34 Dr. George Washington West 51 Patrick McGill, Sr. 56 Rev. John McGill, D. D. 71 John McGill (Compiler) 74 Gov. Francis Thomas 149 Capt. William Augustine Macgill 209 "Sweepstakes" 209 Dr. Charles Macgill 218 Gen. James Macgill, C.S.A. 230

vi CHAPTER I

Is devoted to The Rev. James Macgill and His Ancestry

The Rev. James Macgill was the founder of the Macgill-McGill family in America. That he was descended from an ancient Scottish family is evi­ denced by the family tree he left, a copy of which appears on pages 8 & 9 inclusive. In regard to this family, whose name seems to have been spelled both "Makgill" and "Macgill" - the "c" being used by some branches, and by the same branch after a certain date, instead of the "k", just as "Kath­ erine" is often spelled "Catherine." "Burke's Peerage", 1939 Edition, says: "According to an old manuscript history in the Kemback charter chest this family (Makgill) is derived from the ancient lords of Galloway. The name 'Gill' is of Dano-Norse origin, and a common contraction of 'Gilbert'. The surname 'Macgill' first ap­ pears in Galloway (Scotlant), where it was borne by Malcolm Macgill, who seems identical with Malcolm, son of Gilbert, lord of Galloway ( who died 1185). From this Malcolm descended the family of Makgill of that ilk, and other families of that name, holding lands in Galloway, Ayrshire Lanark, Perthshire, Roxburghshire, Fife, and the Lothians. The arms of Makgill of Rankeilour are the same as those of Makgill of that ilk recorded in one of the oldest manuscripts in the Lyon office. James Makgill, a cadet of this family, owned the lands of Glenquiken, Co. Kircudbright, temp. James in and IV. He married Elizabeth, dau of Cun­ ningham, of Carprington, and had a son. Sir James Makgill, Provost of Edinburgh, temp. James V., and said to have been one of the earliest Reformers, sold his lands in Galloway and the lands of Park of Stibbery in Lanarkshire 1526 - 1536, and acquired the lands Liberton Burn, and Senis, near Edinburgh by charter 7 Sept. 1538. He married before 7 March, 1536, Helen, dau of Sir Henry Wardlaw, of Torrie, and d 1553 having had issue." Sir James Balfour Paul, Lord Lyon King of Arms, in his "Scots Peerage" founded on Wood's Edition of Sir Robert Douglas's "Peerage of Scotland, containing an Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of that Kingdom", published in London, 1909, devotes a chapter in his volume VI to the Makgill family, as follows: "Makgill, Viscount of Oxfuird-Lord Makgill of Cousland "The family of Makgill appears to have come originally from Galloway, but the im­ mediate ancestor of the present family was Sir James Makgill, who was Provost of Edinburgh during the reign of King James V. He sold his lands in Lanarkshire 1536, and acquired some lands near Edinburgh in 1537. He had a charter of confirmation, to himself and Helen Wardlaw his spouse, of lands near Edinburgh 7 September 1538, and was among the first of those who embraced the Reformation. He married, first, Elizabeth Cunyngham daughter of Cuncyngham of Caprington, and secondly, Helen, Daughter of Henry Wardlaw of Torrie, and had issue:- l.John, married Margaret, daughter of James Preston of Valleyfield, and died before 1552, leaving issue two daughters:- (1) Margaret, married 1553, to William Redpath of that ilk. (2) Alisone, married, first (contract dated 13 March 1562), to Stephen Brounfield of Greenlawdene; and, secondly, to Nicoll Home. - 1 - 2 The Macgill-McGill Family Sir James Makgill of Rankeillor Nether, was educated at St. Andrews, and bred tö~the law. On 25 June 1554 he was appointed Clerk Register in room of Mr. Thomas Marjoribanks of Ratho, and took his seat on the bench on 20 August of that year. He was employed more than once in settling the disputes upon the Borders, and was one of the commissioners in 1559 who concluded the treaty of Uosettlington. Towards the end of this year he joined the Reformers, and was admitted to the friendship of Knox. He was appointed a Privy Councillor by Queen Mary 6 September 1561. Being implicated in the murder of Rizzio in 1565, and obliged to fly from Edinburgh, his office of Clerk Register was given to Sir James Balfour. He was, however, soon after, pardoned, and in December 1567 restored to his office of Clerk Register. He was present on the side of the Re­ gent at the battle of Langside 13 May 1568, and in September of the same year accompanied the Regent Moray to York. He was Provost of Edinburgh 1570, and was again employed as Ambassador to the English Court in 1571 and 1572. In this latter year his house in Edinburgh was pulled down by the Queen s partisans, and sold for firewood. He died in Edinburgh in the month of October 1579. Sir James Makgill married, previous to 3 November 1543, Janet Adamson, daughter of William Adamson of Craigcrook by Janet, daughter of Sir Archibald Napier of Merchiston, and by her, who survived him, had issue:- (1) James, who about May 1565 was 'boun to the schulis' in France or elsewhere beyond sea. He married (contract dated 18 April 1578) Jean Wemyss, daugh­ ter of David Wemyss of that Ilk by Cecil Ruthven, daughter of William, third Lord Ruthven, and had issue: - i. James, married, contract dated 1598, Anna Clephane, eldest daughter of George Clephane of Carslogie, by Catherine Orme. He died 20 April 1661, and she died October 1662. They had issue:- (i) David, born 1601 married (contract dated 1629 or 1639) Elizabeth, daughter of William Ruthven of Freeland, and had issue: - a. Sir James Makgill, married, first, 24 August 1665, Janet Crichton, baptized 20 November 1640, daughter of James, first Viscount of Frendraught, and had issue. He married, secondly, Isabel Preston, daughter of Sir George Preston of Valleyfield, but without issue. (a) David, married (contract dated 10 February 1693) Janet Craige, eldest daughter of John Craige, advocate, and Jean Heriot, Heir­ ess of Ramornie, and had issue. He died September 1717. a James Makgill of Rankeillor, who afterwards claimed the title of Oxfuird (see page 10 infra), married (contract 20 Jan­ uary 1720) Jean, second daughter of Sir Robert Anstruther of Balcaskie. He died before 26 September 1747 without issue. b Alexander, was bred a surgeon, and died abroad, unmarried, before 1747. c Katherine, married to Alexander Christie, writer in Edin­ burgh, and had issue. She was served heir to her brother James Makgill of Rankeillor, 25 July 1765. Alexander Christie died 4 July 1765, and she appears to have died February 1774. d Isabel, married, as his second wife, William Dick, minister at Cupar, and had issue. She succeeded her sister in her estate of Rankeillor, and died 12 January 1787. (b) Patrick, died unmarried, about the age of thirty-two, 5 November 1669. (c) Margaret, married, 4 February 1653, to John Skene of Halyards, and had issue. Died 1690. (ii) James of Flasshill, parish of Moniemail, Fife, married Jean, daughter of Rev. Alexander Balfour, Minister at Abdie, and had issue two daugh- te rs. (iii) John, minister at Dunbog, 1646-54, and then at Cupar, 1654-62. Grad­ uated at the University of St. Andrews, 1640. He was turned out of his The Rev. James Macgill 3 church for not conforming to episcopacy, took the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the University of Angiers in August 1663, and acquired the lands of Kemback in 1667. He married, first, 25 April 1647, Helen, daughter of James Forbes of Kilmany and Katherine Bethune, his wife. She died 20 July 1665, leaving issue. He married, secondly, 22 Janu­ ary 1668, Euphame Paterson, of Dynmure family, widow of Gavin Wemyss of Unthank. He died 24 April 1673, aged about fifty-two, leav­ ing issue. From him are descended the Makgills of Kemback, who, on the failure of the male line of Rankeillor, became heirs-male of that family, now represented by Sir George Makgill, Bart. (iv) Jean, married to John Scrymgeour of Kirktown. (v) Katherine, married, before 14 December 1630, to Robert Clayhills of Baldovie, and had issue. (vi) Lilias, married to Henry Pitcairn of Pitlour. ii. Robert, appointed a Lord of Session 2 June 1649, with the title of Lord Foord, married Margaret Purves. He died 1651, and she died in Nov­ ember of same year, leaving issue. This line extinct before 18 July 1743, when James Makgill of Rankeillor succeeded to the estate of Fingask, under an entail made by Robert Makgill of Fingask (Lord Foord's son) in 1706 in favor of his heirs-male, and on the death of said James as above the lands passed to his heir-male John Makgill of Kemback. iii. Alexander. iv. John, minister of Flisk, 1609-59, married Eupham Inglis. Died 22 March 1659, in his seventy-seventh year, leaving issue. v. David, said to have been a Professor at Montpelier in France. vi. Henry, minister of Dunfermline, married, first, 3 January 1626, Isobel Lindsay, who died 21 February 1631; and secondly, 24 April 1634, Mar­ garet Wardlaw. Died 16 December 1642, aged about forty-seven, leaving issue. vii. William, a doctor of medicine, one of the founders of the Edinburgh Col­ lege of Physicians, and Royal Infirmary. viii. Hew, Laird of Grange, in Fife, married Margaret, daughter of John Corn­ wall of Bonhard, 25 October 1649, and had issue. Hew is mentioned in his brother George's testament. ix. George, a soldier of the rank of captain, died in September 1648. x. Patrick, minister of Barrie 1632, and of Monikie 1642, married Jean Irwine, and died 19 January 1680, aged about seventy-nine. xi. Jean, married, first, to William Gourlay of Kincraig; secondly, to David Brown of Finmont, and had issue. xii. Cécile, married to Sir John Learmonth of Balcomie. xiii. LJlias, married to Robert Brown of Finmont. (2) John, arch presbyter of the Collegiate Church of Dumbar, married Elizabeth, daughter of William Home of Aytoun, died 2 July 1607. (3) Samuel, appears a witness in charter 1586. He had a grant of lands in Ulster 25 July 1609. (4) David, advocate, Canon of Dunkeld, who had a charter of confirmation 29 November 1586 and again 15 July 1587. (5) Zachary. (6) Rachel, married, first (contract dated 9 May 1576), to George Stewart, younger of Rossyth; secondly (contract dated 24 and 28 April 1584), to Arichbald Wauchope of Niddrie. (7) Elizabeth, married (contract dated 17 August 1566) to David Wod of Dunone. • DAVID of Cranstoun Riddel, of whom later. 4. Agnes, married to John Hill, burgess of Edinburgh; she is mentioned in the testament, 15 October, 1579, of her brother James. 5. Helen, married, first, Thomas Cranston, second son of William Cranston of Cranston, secondly, before 1563, to William Knowis, and had issue; and perhaps thirdly, to Simon Currie. 4 The Macgill-McGill Family DAVID MAKGILL acquired the barony of Nisbet, of which he had a charter 1561, also the lands of Cranstoun Riddell in the county of Edinburgh. He had also chart­ ers of the lands of Ransburn Nisbelshiels in Berwickshire, confirmed 12 Novem­ ber 1578, of Balvormy in the county of Linlithgow, to him and Elizabeth Forrester his wife, of the same date, and of lands of Quhytebanks in the same county to them 23 December 1583. He was appointed King's Advocate 12 June 1582 during the sick­ ness of Robert Crichton of Eliock, and on his death was appointed his successor both in that office and his seat on the bench, to which he was raised by Act of Ad­ mission dated the 26, and recorded in the Books of Council 27, June 1582. In the year 1587 he was appointed a member of four several parliamentary commissions, first, anent the cunzie; and second, for the satisfaction of the clergy regarding their life-rents; third, to consider an article for the better administration of Jus­ tice; and fourth, anent weights and measures. Mr. James Melville in his diary de­ scribes the advocate as follows: 'This was a man of als grait solide, and naturall a wit as in our tyme, excelling therein all his colleages of the Session and lawyers, bot without aU sense of God; and with prydful disdean and contempt of the ministrie. I hard him als disptfullie lightifullie, being in his awin house, tak upe my uncle Andro being send with uthers from the assemblie to him, as mouit me being pres­ ent utherwayes esteemed nocht verie impatient to almaist debord nocht onlie with toung bot hand', David Makgill, when he became old and feeble, would not resign his office of King's Advocate. Thomas Hamilton was then appointed an additional King's Advocate, and the chagrin felt at this is said to have killed him, or at least 'haisted his auld decrepite dayes to the death.' He had, however, been ill for a long time, and public business had been delayed many years before on account of his bad health. Melville again refers to him in his diary, Bot or he died, with a terrible strak of conscience, God tamde him lyk a lamb; sa that Mr. Andro coming to him againe, and I with him, was as the Angell of God in his eis; cust his hat to the ground, and could skarslie luik him in the face, till he hard out of his mouthe the words of consolation, the quhilk he gaped for a gorbet, and receavit as Cornel­ ius the instruction of Piter; yea the meinest of the ministrie that cam to visit him, was mair to him than giff the King and the Lords haid com to him. I thought often that was a cleir accomplishment of Esaias prophecie, "The lyon sail eat stra lyk a bullok." He died maist happelie and sweitlie, efter divers yeirs of humiliation with these words in his mouthe "Lord in thy light let me sie light". He died in the month of February 1595. He married, first, contract 11 May 1557, Elizabeth, sister of James Forrester of Corstorphine. She died at Edinburgh 16 March 1578- 79. He married, secondly, Isobel, daughter of Robert Cuninghame, who survived him, and married, secondly, contract 14 April 1598, Mr. James Wardlaw, advocate. By his first wife he had issue:- 1. DAVID; of him later. 2 Alexander. 3. Lawrence, an advocate. He married, first, 21 January 1598, Jean Crichton, secondly, before 9 December 1625, Helen, widow of John Ker of Hilltoune. He died before 29 April 1646. By his first marriage he had issue: - (1) David, baptized 31 December 1598. (2) Laurence, baptized 28 December 1600. (3) Thomas, baptized 2 January 1603. (4) James, baptized 3 January 1608. (5) lames, baptized 18 July 1613. (6) lanet, baptized 16 December 1610. (7) Margaret, married, 23 April 1622, to David Heriot, advocate. She was buried 26 March 1661. 4. John, Writer to the Signet, married, as his second wife, 6 August, 1606, Maria Sandilands, and died before 29 April 1646, when his niece Margaret, wife of David Heriot, was retoured heir to him. 5. George, living 1619, mentioned in his nephew's testament 1619. 6. Alexander, Provost of Corstorphine. The Rev. James Macgill 5

7. Elizabeth, married, first, before 1576, to Robert Logan of Restalrig. It would seem that there was a divorce between them. On 16 March 1578-79 she was living as her father's housekeeper in Edinburgh, and during his absence Thomas Kennedy of Culzean came with an armed force and carried her off. On 28 April the culprits appeared in Court, and she declared she had gone off with Kennedy of her own free will to be married to him, and she stated they were married. She had issue by him, and surviving him, married, as his second wife (contract 4 April 1605), WUliam Mure of Rowallen. She died Mav 1622 8. Jean. 3 DAVID Makgill of Cranstoun Riddel, the eldest son, had charters of lands and baronies of Cranstoun Riddel, Nisbet, Nisbetshiels, Burnside, Balvormie, and Park- ley, 6 December 1585. Took his degree as Licentiate of Civil Law at the Univer­ sity of Bourges, 21 July 1579. He was admitted an advocate before 1576, and was appointed a Lord of Session 25 May 1597. On 14 March 1601 he presented a sup­ plication to the Court bearing that 'quhair this lang tyme by past beand hevelie diseasit 1 intend now, God willing, to depairt and pass fourth of this realm to uther countries for obtening and recovery of my health.' His absence was accordingly excused, but he had returned to Scotland before the following November. He was admitted a Privy Councillor 26 May 1603, and died on 10 May 1607. He married (contract 10 September 1583) Marie, eldest daughter of .WUliam Sinclair of Herdman stoun, by Sibil Cockburn his wife, and by her, who died February 1606, had issue"- 1. DAVID; of him later. 2. JAMES; of him later. 3. Patrick, 4. Thomas, baptized 28 June 1598. 5. John, mentioned in his father's testament, married, previous to December 1622, Marion Menzies, widow of John Douglas of Archland. 6. Alexander, baptized 20 July 1600. 7. Elizabeth, married (post-nuptial contract dated 10 and 12 July 1612, recorded 12 November 1614) to James, styled Master of Cranstoun, second son of first Lord Cranstoun. (see that title.) 8. Ajinaj, married, about 1621, to John Ross, eldest son and heir of Gilbert Ross MUlanderdale, Provost of the College Kirk of Maybole. ^ °f Cranstoun Riddel. the eldest son, was served heir to his father £D August 1607. He had a charter of Cranstoun Riddel 23 April 1617. He had a license under the Signet, subscribed by the Chancellor, to go abroad for five years on condition of his doing nothing during his absence 'prejudicial to this kingdom of' the treu religion, 30 August 1611. He died unmarried 15 May 1619. He had a nat­ ural daughter Marie, mentioned in his testament. She was married (contract 1 Le £!f7 í.°432 t0 R0bert Hodge'' 'collector to the Lords of Session'. He was suc­ ceedeD d by his brother, m i'l1^^ M^giU of Cranstoun Riddel, who was served heir to his elder brother 10 July 1619, and was created a baronet 19 July 1627. By commission under the Ureal Seal he was appointed Sheriff Principal of the SherUfdom of Edinburgh in room of Sir Ludovick Lawder of Gogar, dated 4 September 1628, and was admitted an ordinary Lord of Session in place of Sir Alexander Napier, Lord Laurieston, 3 November 1629. On 29 November the Court elected him their collector of the taxation of 40 shillings Scots in every pound land of old extent, lately granted to them by the King and the Estates. He sat in Parliament for Edinburghshire 1630, SJ".tte, ?°™mittee of war 1647- He was created a Peer by King Charles II. with A ' VæCOUNT OF OXFUIRD AND LORD MAKGILL OF COUSLAND on 19 April 1651, with remainder to his heirs-male of tailize and provision, but the trou- pies 01 the time prevented him from assuming the title. He was again appointed a juage at the Restoration as Sir James Makgill of Cranstoun, but never took his seat, íw °I nobilitv was read and allowed in Parliament 13 March 1661. Lord uxiuird died 5 May 1663, and was buried 8 May in the South He of Cranstoun Kirk. K,^?! married> first, about 20 December 1621, to Katherine, eldest daughter 01 John Cockburn of Ormiston by Elizabeth Bellenden his wife, and by her had issue:- 6 The Macgill-McGill Family 1. lames, of whom Scotstarvit says, 'Sir James' eldest son notwithstanding all the pains taken by him in his education, quitted the kingdom, and took himself to be a single soldier some ten years ago; and no man that knows the father thinks him so simple as to leave his estate to such an heir'. He was in prison in Ed­ inburgh for a time for debt, and there is an order by General Monck for his re­ lease, dated 29 September 1658. He died, and was buried 24 January 1662 in the Greyfriars burying-ground, Edinburgh. 2. Andrew, baptized 26 July 1630. 3. Patrick, who was sasine of Cranstoun Makgill 3 November 1650, died unmarried in 1651. 4. Elizabeth, married (contract dated 31 October 1645) to Patrick Hamilton of Little Preston. He died 1701, and she died 1692. They had issue:- (1) James, died 24 August 1704 (2) Walter. (3) Colonel Thomas, of him later. (4) John, lieut-colonel Scots Guards. (5) Christian, married to Sir Mungo Murary of Blebo, Baronet, and died Feb­ ruary 1710. (6) Anna, married (contract dated 20 September 1680) to David Fearn, writer in Edinburgh. (7) Jean, born 2 February 1666, married, 18 January 1700, to William Black- wood. (8) Sarah. Colonel Thomas Hamilton served in the Scots regiment of Foot Guards, en­ sign 4 September 1686, captain-lieutenant 1 March 1689; second major 29 January 1703, and colonel. He was made a burgess of Haddington 26 Janu­ ary 1700, and of Dumfries in September of same year, and on 11 August 1707 the city of Glasgow presented him with the freedom of that city. He went abroad with his regiment to Spain in 1709, and died at Madrid in Octob­ er 1710. He married (contract dated 28 April 1703) Elizabeth, second daugh­ ter of James Steuart, M.D., and by her, who married, secondly, Alexander Gibson of the Durie family, had issue. She died 1721. i. William, died unmarried February 1713. ii. Thomas, born 1707, was made a burgess of Glasgow 1734. On the death of his aunt Henrietta Makgill, he succeeded her in the estate of Oxfuird and assumed the additional name of Makgill. He married, 1735, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Sir John Dalrymple, second Baronet of Cousland, and by her had issue. He died 18 October 1779, and was buried in the Church of Fala. a. Thomas, baptized 7 November 1736, died young. b. Elizabeth Hamilton Makgill of Fala and Oxfuird, baptized 28 November 1737. She was married, in March 1760, to her cousin Sir John Dalry­ mple, fourth Baronet of Cousland, and by him, who died February 1810, and was buried at Cranston, had issue a large family, of whom John became Sir John, and afterwards succeeded his cousin as eighth Earl of Stair (see that title), and was heir of line, entail, and provis­ ion of the Viscounts of Oxfuird. iii. Patrick, born 30 July 1709, and died 1713. iv. Elizabeth, married to Malcolm Gibson of the Durie family, a Clerk of Session, who died about 1725. 5. Anna, married, 1640, to Sir James Richardson of Smeaton; her will proved 25 May 1672. 6. Helen, married (contract dated 13 September 1656) to Joseph Heart of Chappell. 7. Katherine, married, to Captain John Ruthven, son of William Ruthven of Gardyne. Lord Oxfuird married, secondly (contract dated 1646), Christian, daughter of Sir William Livingston of Kilsyth, and by her, who died March 1664, had issue. 8. WiUiam, born 21 April 1648, died young. The Rev. James Macgill 7 9. pavM, baptized 1649, died before 28 February 1657, when his brother was served heir to him. 10. ROBERT, second Viscount of Oxfuird; of him later. 11. Thomas, born 7 November 1652, died young. 12. QÈ2ÏSÉ> born 11 March 1655, served in the Army, and was lieutenant-colonel in the Scots Regiment of Foot Guards, 7 May 1694. He married Elizabeth Ham­ ilton, but had no issue. He died suddenly at Edinburgh 15 December 1704 and and was buried 16 December. 13. Elizabeth, baptized 15 July 1649. 14. Christian baptised 19 February 1654, married first, to Alexander Crawford of Carse, who died in 1709, and secondly, to George Ross of Galstoun 15. Margaret, baptized 17 June 1650. 16. Marie, died 1664. n'uR0^n^ M^IÍn' second Viscount °f Oxfuird and Lord Makgill of Cousland, Patron iJ^J16^ He STed h6ir °f taili2e and Provisi°" of his brother 9f« J ! countries of Berwick, Edinburgh, Haddington, Linlithgow 28 February 1656, aneof his father 29 July 1663. He married, first, when only Ui­ teen (contract dated 26 and 27 June 1668), Henrietta Livingston, only daughter of George, third Earl of Linlithgow, by Elizabeth Maule, daughter of the first Earl of Panmure. Lord Oxfuird went abroad in the autumn of this year and visited various places, returning 1671, when there appears to have been a second marriage. Lord Oxfuird succeeded his father in a large estate, but before his death he had got rid of most of it James, Duke of York, afterward James VII., and Princess Annefwhen hey were in Scotland, used to stay at times at Oxenfoord. In July 1689 Lord Ox- lartT TS' !fClUdinf thC Duke °f Gordon and the Earl °f Home.was arrested whS^Ce m a Pl0t againSt the G°vernment and Estates of Parliament, but Tnt nofh H TS examined » was f°™ baptized 21 January 1676, had sasine Cranstoun Makgill 9 November 1698. He served in the Army, and died, unmarried, in eÏbnereiS705UgUSt September 1701' His father was served he™ to him 7 Dec- 2. Christian, baptized 16 March 1677, was served heir to her father, Robert, sec­ ond Viscount of Oxfuird, 25 February 1706. She assumed the title of Viscountess of Oxfuird. She was married to William Maitland, sixth son of Charles, third Earl of Lauderdale, and dying 1707, left issue:- (1) gOBERT, who, on the death of his mother, assumed the title of Viscount of At the ™™'t election of a Representative Peer for Scotland 21 September 1733, Robert Maitland Makgill voted as Viscount of Oxfuird, James Makgill of Rankeillor also tendered his vote as such, which was refused. The latter thereupon presented a petition to the King, by whose order it was laid before the House of Lords 18 March 1734, and was referred to the Lords Committee for Privileges, who, on the 25 April 1735, reported that they had considered the said petition and heard counsel and examined witnesses on the part of the petitioner, and for Robert, son and heir of Christian, daughter of Robert, late Viscount of Oxfuird, as also counsel on behalf of the Croun, and are of the opinion that the petitioner has not made out any right to the honours and titles of Viscount of Oxfuird and Lord Makgill of Cousland. Robert mar­ ried 16 June 1748, in Mrs. Makgill's house in Fowles Close, Janet, daughter 01 Alexander Christie, sometime writer in Edinburgh, by Katherine Makgill, daughter of David Makgill of Rankeillor, but had no issue. He died at Rank­ eillor in Fife, the house of his mother-in-law, on the 10 October 1755. His ei, • widow died at the same place, in the thirty-second year of her age, 1 July 1758. i. l^izabeth, baptized 20 May 1678. 4. Marie, baptized 29 June 1679, died before August 1686. 8 The Macgill-McGill Family

5. Henrietta, She succeeded Robert, son of Christian, in the estate of Oxfuird, and assumed the title of Viscountess of Oxfuird. She married James Hamilton of Orbiston, but had no issue, and died at Balmanno, co. Perth, 11 October 1758. Lord Oxfuird married, secondly (contract dated 26 December 1684), Jean Ramsay, eldest daughter of the second Earl of Dalhousie, and widow of George, tenth Lord Ross, whom she had married in 1665, but by her, who died in November 1696, had no issue. On 30 July 1703 Lord Oxfuird entailed his lands and barony of Cranston- Makgill on Colonel George Makgill, his brother, and the heirs-male of his body, whom failing, on Christian Makgill, his own eldest daughter, spouse of William Maitland, brother-german of the Earl of Lauderdale, whom failing, on Henrietta Makgill, his second daughter, spouse of James Hamilton, younger of Orbiston, whom failing, on James Hamilton of Falahill, whom failing, on Colonel Thomas Hamilton, his brother-german, whom failing, on Colonel John Hamilton, their brother-german, and on the heirs-male of the body of each heir in succession, whom failing, on the granter's own nearest heirs and assignees. He died in December 1705, and was buried at Cranstoun, when the title became dormant or extinct. CREATION.- Viscount of Oxfuird and Lord Makgill of Cousland, 19 April 1651. ARMS (recorded in Lyon Register). - Gules, three martlets argent. CREST. - A phoenix in flames proper. SUPPORTERS. - Dexter, a horse at liberty argent, gorged with a Viscount's coronet with a chain thereto affixed, maned and hoofed or; sinister, a bull sable, collared and chained as the former. MOTTO. - Sine Fine. (H. H. D.)" Following is a copy of a Macgill family tree, found by this compiler among his father's papers, copied by his father, Dr. Thomas John McGill: "James Macgill, Esqur., of Edinburgh married to Helen Wardlaw, Anno 1545 had issue: 1. John who died without male issue, Ante 1553. 2. David, King's Advocate, married to Eliz. Forrester, anno 1557 had is­ sue: (1) David married to Mary Sinclair, had issue: a. David who died about 1619 without issue. b. James of Cranstoun, Created by King Chas. 2nd Viscount of Oxford (rest illegible) (a) George, who died before 1706, without issue. (b) Robt. Viscount of Oxford, married to Lady Livingston, having no male issue surviving, had of female issue and died 1705. i. Christian, married to Mr. William Maitland and had issue, (i) Robert, who now pretends to assume the Titles of Vis­ count of Oxford etc. 3. James, of Rankillor, Clerk Register, married to Janet Adamson, had issue. (1) James, married to Jane Wemyss, Anno 1578 had issue, a. James, married to Anna Clepham, Anno 1598 had issue, (a) David, married to Eliz. Ruthven, Anno 1629 had issue, i. James Knight, married to Lady Janet Chrighton 1665 had issue. (i) David, married to Janet Craig Anno 1693 had issue i_ James, Viscount of Oxford and the Claimant. The Rev. James Macgill who emigrated from Scotland and died about the year 1782, married Sarah Eleanor Hilliary. Her father was Thomas". On the back of the above is written: "The Case of James Macgill Claiming the Honours & Titles, & Dignities of Viscount of Oxford. Date 1551 By Letters Patent of this Date his Majesty King Charles Passed the created Sir James Macgill, of Cranstoun Macgill, and his Great Seal heirs Male of Tailzie & Provision whatsover Viscount of 1660 - 1662 Oxford & Lord Macgill of Cousland. The Rev. James Macgill 9 The said Sir James Viscount of Oxford obtaining from the Crown a new Charter of his Estate to himself for Life which failing to Robert his eldest son & the Heirs Male of body - which failing to the other Heirs Male to be procreate of his body by his then Wife which failing to his heirs males of his body by any other marriage which failing to such Person or Persons as he had Named & Appointed would name and appoint by any writing under his hand — which all failing to his heirs male,s whatsover. The said Robert succeeded his Father and died in the Proof of the year 1705 without issue Male — by whose death there be- Consanguinity ing no Issue Male left of the body of the 1st Viscount the Honours descended to his Heirs Male whatsover and con­ sequently are now in the Claimant. It will be proved by a connected series of Antient Deeds Charters Recrod & Inquisitions post morten that the said James first Viscount of Oxford was the Grandson and Heir Male of David Mac­ gill, Esqr. Kings Advocate. That the Claimant is the sixth Descendant in a Direct Line from a Heir Male of James Macgill Lord Register of Scotland, who was brother of the said David King's Advocate & Grand Uncle of James first Viscount of Oxford. That there are no male Descendants from the said David King's Advocate left. Therefore that the Claimant is Cousin and heir male to James 1st Viscount of Oxford and as such ought to succeed to his honours" Then after being folded, there is written on the outside: "Within is a copy of a record held by my great Grand Father, 'The Parson' the titles etc. it appears would devolve on Dr. James Macgill of Prince Georges County, Md. Copied By Thomas John McGill, July 22, 1833 Thermometer 92° this day." This compiler thinks his grand father was rather warm when he finished copying the above chart, went and looked the thermometer and came back and registered the temperature under date. It will be noted that Sir James Balfour Paul's book mentioned on page 1 was published in 1909, while the above family chart was copied in 1833 by this compiler's grandfather and great grandson of the Rev. James Macgill, but the records are practically identical. On another copy of this same tree, dated Aug. 7 - 1833 is the following "Copy of a Genealogical Tree which was sent from Scotland to the Rev. James Macgill." It will also be noted that in the above record the date of the death of Rev. James Macgill is "about 1782" but he died 10-20-1779. Also that the David Macgill, who according to this chart was the father of the Rev. James Mac­ gill, married Janet Craig in 1693, while the Rev. James was born 11-20-1701 And both Paul & Burke say this David died without issue. This compiler, though making every effort to find the explanation of these discrepancies, has been unable to do so. And will have to leave it to future researches to establish the correct and consistant record. 10 The Macgill-McGill Family The Rev. James Macgill, the first of the name to come to America, was born in Perth, near Edinburgh. He was sent by the Bishop of London, be­ ing a minister of the Church of England, to Somerset Parish, Somerset County, Maryland in 1728. He is included by Gerald Fothergill in his "List of Emigrant Ministers to America 1690-1811" p 42, as "having received a Bounty of Twenty Pounds from the King in order to Defray Cost of the Pas­ sage" as follows: "Macgill, James, Maryland, April 11, 1728 -- Money Book 33-334". The introduction to this book states: "The materials have been obtained from classes of records known as 'Money Books', 'Kings Warrent Books' etc. the value of the fact that a warrent was issued for the payment of the 20 pounds is that it shows the Bishop of London had appoint­ ed the payee to some definite cure in the colonies etc." In the Spring of 1730 the Parson (as this compiler will call him for brev­ ity) was transferred from Somerset Parish to Queen Caroline Parish, in what is now Howard County, but was then a part of Anne Arundel County. In the original hand-written booklet "Historical Notes of Queen Caroline Par­ ish", dated November 4, 1870, compiled fromVestry Records, by the Rev. Ethan Allen, a Maryland clergyman and Historian of the Diocese of Mary­ land for many years, is the following, in regard to the Rev. James Macgill:

"Letter of Introduction "By the Honorable Benedict Leonard Calvert, Captain-General and Com­ mander-in-Chief, etc. -- To the Gent of the Vestry of Queen Caroline Par­ ish in Anne Arundel County, greeting: Whereas the Rev. James Macgill, clark, hath been sent and recommended by the Right Reverend Father in God, Edmund, Lord Bishop of London etc., diocease of this province, to of­ ficiate as minister of the Church of England, I do hereby appoint said James Macgill minister of your parish, wishing and requiring you to receive him as such; and I do strictly command you to be aiding and assisting unto him, to the intent that he have the full benefit of the forty pounds of tobacco per poll raised for the support of the minister of your parish, and other rights, dues and perquisites to his said office belonging. "Given at Annapolis, this thirteenth day of May, in the third year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord, King George the Second, and the sixteenth of his Lordship's dominion, anno Dominie 1730. "Benedict Leonard Calvert "Rev. James Macgill had come here from Somerset Parish, Somerset County, where he had been the minister for the previous year and a half. He was a native of Scotland and was now 28 years of age. "By kindness of Doctor Macgill, of Hagerstown, (a great-grandson of the Rev. James Macgill, See page 217), we learn the following facts of the Rev. Mr. Macgill's ancestry - By letters patent 1551 Charles II created Sir James Macgill Viscount of Oxford and Lord Macgill of Causland. In 1662 a new patent was granted confirming the title and Estates, he being dead, to his eldest son Robert who died in 1705 without male issue - The said James was the son of David Macgill, Kings Advocate - the Rev. James Mac­ gill was the sixth descendant in a right line from James Macgill, Lord Register of Scotland who was brother to the said David, Kings Advocate and Grand Uncle of James first Viscount of Oxford. He left no male descend­ ants. The Rev. James Macgill 11

CHRIST CHURCH (which the Parson served) 12 The Macgill-McGill Family "In 1740. This year the Rev. Mr. Macgill built his Mansion house -- It was seven miles from Ellicotts Mill -- three miles west from the parish church - on the pike from Ellicotts Mill to Washington City made about 1812 (this should be 1712). "1748. On the 2nd, of August, the Rev. Mr. Macgill brought to the Vestry, a flagen, chalice and paten, bought in London, having the inscription 'Queen Caroline parish in Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1748.' They were under lock and key in a red leathered box and committed to the care of the Rev. James Macgill. "Mr. Macgill died * * * and was buried in his family burying ground. His place of residence was about 3 miles west of the parish church and 7 miles from Ellicotts on the Washington road. * * * "Mr Macgill took up land as early as 1730 the year of his coming to the parish and subsequently near 900 acres as is shown by the resurvey of 1762-3. Land in his time was easily acquired- It cost nothing but the fees for the surveys and title papers - but for each 100 acres the owner had to pay an annual rent of two shillings - 26 2/3 cents, if Maryland currency, or about 43 cents if sterling. His income from the parish before the Re­ volution was about $600 to $1000. It is remembered in the family that when he came to his title of nobility on the death of his predecessor that he visited England to look after it - but finding no estate belonging to it - he returned and preferred to remain the Incumbant of Queen Caroline than to be Vis­ count of Oxford and Lord of Causland. "That he was an industrious parish minister seems unquestioned." The Rev. Alexander Adams, in a letter to the Bishop of London dated September 29, 1752 (Historical Collections of the American Colonial Church, by Wm. Stevens Perry, p 328), recommends the Parson as suitable to be Commissary as follows: "Mr. James Macgill for the Western shore, and Mr. Thomas Airey for the Eastern shore, are very capable to be Commis- sarys." Until after the American Revolution, when the Protestant Episcop­ al Church was organized in America, there was no Bishop in the colonies, but only Commissaries, as they were called, - clergymen who acted for and under the direction of the Bishop of London. The Rev. James Macgill was the first rector of Queen Caroline Parish, which he served from 1730 to 1776, when he retired, owing to the fact that the Revolution resulted in cutting off the support of the churches in the Am­ erican colonies from the English government. He died three years later. The church in which the Parson preached was named Christ Church. In the Maryland Historical Magazine, of June 1926, Mr. Henry J. Berkley has the following to say in regard to this church and parish: "The mother church of St. John's, EUicott City, Howard County, was Christ Church, located at Guilford, then Anne Arundel County. This church, known as Queen Caroline Parish, was constituted out of the 'heads' of All Hallow's, St. Ann's and St. Margaret's parishes, themselves constituted by an Act of the Assembly of 1692, comprising all the territory to the northwestward of the Western Bay Shore, in what, then included the boundaries of Anne Arun­ del County, extending to the upper waters of the main Patuxent, and to the upper reaches of the South Branch of the Petapsco River. "Queen Caroline was established by Act of the Assembly in the year 1728, and covered a wide, and at that date sparsely peopled region. The first church was a frame building of small size, later replaced by a brick one. The Rev. James Macgill 13 * * * The duties of a Caroline Vestryman in pre-Revolutionary days were of a much more autocratic nature than at the present writing; -- they levied poll taxes of tobacco on the taxables of the parish, or as tobacco decreased, shillings; -- they paid the sheriff's wage, appointed inspectors of tobacco at Elkridge Landing on the Patapsco River. Special taxes on each poll were levied when a new chapel-of-ease was to be built, they collected a poll tax on bachelors by order of the Assembly (1763), they superintended carefully the erection of new buildings and chapels for the parish and when they were finished, arbitrarily assigned to the parishioners seatings, which some­ times were not in accord with the wishes of those who were to hold them. Furthermore the parishioners were ordered to attend regularly on Sundays, and if they did not do so were very properly fined. At certain seasons the Vestry sat in Court on the morals of the neighborhood, while the men and women guilty of misconduct were severely admonished of their sins, and in no infrequent instances were ordered to leave the parish. This church is

"ATHOL" (built by the Parson) somewhat notable in colonial times for having a female sexton, with the en­ tire approval of the Vestry, but she was a well married woman. The mother church has had quite a number of notable clergymen officiat ing within its walls. The first Rector was a Scotsman, the Rev. James Mac gill, who served the church from 1730 to the time of the Revolution." On Oct. 6, 1909, a number of the descendants of the Parson together with the congregation held a meeting at the present church, commemorating its 100th anniversary. At this meeting a paper was read by one of his descen­ dants in regard to the Rev. James Macgill and his rectorship of Queen Car­ oline Parish, and three beautiful stained glass windows were unveiled. These were presented to the church by Mrs. Henry Rosenberg, formerly Mary Ragan Macgill, daughter of Dr. Charles Macgill of Hagerstown and Richmond, and gr. gr. granddaughter of the Parson - See p 220. The large window back of the chancel is in memory of the Parson, and the other two - one on each side of it - in memory of her father and of his aunt "Mollie" Macgill, who raised him, respectively. Among the descendants of the Par­ son and their in-laws present at this meeting were: Mrs Charles Macgill and family of Catonsville, Md., Mrs. Lottie Belt Chambers and daughter Eleanor, Dr. Alfred McGill Belt of Balto., Miss Julia and McGill Belt of 14 The Macgill-McGill Family "Rock Hall", Mrs. Robt. Bridges of Md., Mrs. Rosenberg of Galveston, Texas, and from Va. Mrs. Clifford Bridges, Gen. James Macgill of Pulaski and Mrs. Drewry of Richmond. Also among those present, were Bishop Murray, of Md. and 14 other clergymen, two of whom were descendants of the Parson - Rev. Julius Soper and Rev. Benj. Duvall Chambers. When this compiler visited this church in 1942 he found it in a good state of preservation and in use. In it he saw the old church bible, printed in London in 1701, and, according to the inscription on the front page, given to the church by the Rev. Jacob Henderson, in 1730, when Commissary for the western shore of the Md. Colony, and who married the Parson and Sarah Hilleary Oct. 8, 1730. It is probable that it was on his visit for this mar­ riage that the bible was presented. It is in excellent state of preservation, but is not now used, as it is printed in the old English and quite difficult to read. At the same time this compiler visited the "Mansion House", men­ tioned before, built by the Parson in 1740, and named "Athol" after his ancestral home in Scotland. It is a well built stone house in good condi­ tion. The little village nearby is named, for it, Atholton. The family graveyard at "Athol", in which the Parson, his wife and probably some of their eleven children are buried, was in 1942 being used as a hog lot. There were only three tombstones then standing, one of which was bro­ ken off half way up, and all of them were rounded at the corners from being used by the hogs as scratch­ ing posts. None of the three is for a member of the Macgill family, nor could any of the Macgill graves be located. This compiler considered the rais­ ing, among descendants of the Parson, the funds necessary to remove his and his wife's remains to the church­ yard, of the little church he served, where others are now being buried. But, upon inquiring of cemetery authorities found that, unless a met­ al casket is used, nothing can be "ATHOL" found after 75 years and the Parson

(side view) had then been buried 163 years. This compiler also visited the home of the late Richard Gambrill Macgill, which is on a part of the Athol plantation and still owned and occupied by his family. Mrs. Macgill received this compiler very kindly and allowed him to examine and copy from the Parson's own family bible the names, birth and death dates of his 11 children, all written in his own handwriting, up to the time of his death, as well as their marriage dates. The Rev. James Macgill 15 This compiler also examined the Parson's will at the Court House, An­ napolis, Md. In it he mentions only his wife, sons Thomas and John, and daughters Anne, Mary and Caroline - Mrs. Ridgely and Mrs. Patrick Mac­ gill having probably been previously provided for. His widow survived him nearly 12 years, dying at the same age at which he died - 78 years. Rev. James Macgill 1 b 11-20-1701 in Scotland d 10-20-1779 in Md. m 10-8-1730 Sarah Hilleary b 8-17-1713 Pr. Geo. Co. Md. d 5-2-1791 Md. dau Thomas and Eleanor (Young) Hilleary, Jr., of "The Three Sisters", their home in Pr. Geo. Co., Md. 1. Dr. James Macgill 2 b 7-27-1731 Md. d 10-20-1756 Joppa, Md., unm., buried in the churchyard there. 2. Thomas Macgill 2 b 4-30-1733 (See p 16)

3. John Macgill 2 b 6. 2-1735 (See p 26) 4. Sarah Macgill 2 b 11-5-1737 (See p 167) 5. Eleanor Macgill 2 b 3-20-1739 d 12-31-1758 unm 6. Margaret Ann Macgill1 b 3-19-1741 (See p 202) 7. Patrick Macgill 2 b 10-8-1744 d 10-13-1745 8. Ann Macgill^ b 8-31-1746 d 7-21-1810 unm 9. Mary "Mollie" Macgill 2 b 3-25-1749 d 8-18-1824 " 10. Caroline Macgill 2 b 4- 7-1753 d 1-28-1807 " 11. Elizabeth Macgill 2 b 7-16-1755 d 6-18-1775 " CHAPTER n Descendants of Thomas Macgill 2 (From p 15)

Thomas Macgill 2, second child of Rev. James & Sarah (Hilleary) Macgill, was born 4-30-1733. His will, in Pr. Geo. Co. CH. Md., is dated 2-12- 1781 & proved 6-9-1781. He m about 1766 Eleanor Pottenger, dau Robt. & Anne (Evans) Pottenger, of "Pottenger's Desire" Pr. Geo. Co. There is a record in Pr. Geo. Co. CH. of a marriage license dated 5-2-1783 for Rich­ ard Higgins & Eleanor Macgill, which would indicate she married a second time.

1. Dr. James Macgill 3 m 1-10-1794 Sarah Higgins (another report says a Miss Siddons, but had no issue). His will in Pr. Geo. Co. C.H., dated 9-21-1832 & proved 8-7-1833, says he is a "grandson of the Rev. James Macgill ' & mentions James, son of his "bro. Thomas, deceased & nephew James, eldest son of bro. Robt. who died in Ky." but mentions no children of his own.

2. Thomas Macgill, Jr. 3 b 1-15-1767 m 4-8-1799 (license date, issue in Anne Arundel Co.) Anna Higgins.

(1) James Macgill 4 D about 1800 (See below) and other children - names unknown. 3. Robert Macgill 3 d in Ky. before 1832, m 4-28-1789 Eleanor Beali, dau of Basil & Sarah Beali of Pr. Geo. Co.

(1) Thomas Macgill 4 D 7-22-1792 (See below) (2) Basil Macgill 4 b 12-18-1794 (See p 18). (3) William Macgill 4 There is aD.C marriage license issued 1-21- 1835 to Wm. Macgill & Eleanor Lansdale. No other information found.

(4) Dr. Charles R. Macgill 4 m (license date issued in Anne Arundel Co.) 2-19-1833 Rowanna W. H. Wilson. No issue. (5) George Macgill 4 (6) Dr. James Macgill 4 (See p 24)

(From above) "(1)" James Macgill 4 b about 1800 m, as her 1st husband, Juliann as there is recorded a Pr. Geo. Co. marriage license dated 8-23-184510"' Septimus J. Cook & Julia A. Macgill, which seems to indicate she married again Jas. Macgill s will in Pr. Geo. Co. CH. dated 5-8-1839 & proved 4-9-1840, mentions the above wife and the following children, on whom no further record could be found. 1. James P. Macgill 5 2. Thomas Macgill 5 3. Sarah A. Macgill 5 4. A Post humous child 5

tt ,, (From above)

1 Thomas Macgill 4 b 7-22-1792 d 10- -1851 Washington, D.C - 16 - Descendants of Thomas Macgill 17

m 1st 7-18-1823 Juliet Ann Caroline Giddings b 8- -1804 Fred. Co., Md. d 7-12-1830 Wash. 1. Mary Eleanor Pottinger Macgill 5 b 7-25-1824 Wash, d there 10- 18-1848. Unm. 2. Maria Louise Beali Macgill 5 b 3-31-1827 Wash, d 10- -1855 Unm. m 2nd 2-15-1831 Emily Wilson b 9-6-1810 Wash, d there 6-17-1886. 3. Henry Richard Macgill 5 b 10-8-1831 Wash, d there 6-17-1854. Unm. 4. Virginia Bowie Macgill 5 b 1-29-1833 Wash, d there 8-11-1834. 5. Thomas Dorsey Macgill 5 b 5-13-1834 Wash, d there 7-25-1836. 6. William W. Macgill 5 b 4-10-1836 Wash, d there 1906. 7. Georgiana Cornelia Macgill 5 b 6-19-1838 Wash, d there 11-17-1904, m 8-7-1890, as his 3rd wife, S. John Thompson, who d 6-10-1897. No issue. 8. Emily Macgill 5 b 2-28-1839 Wash, d there 7-28-1839. 9. Allizera Macgill 5 b 8-5-1841 Wash, d there 8-12-1841. 10. Eveline Olivia Macgill 5 b 7-29-1842 Wash, d there 7-19-1896. Unm. 11. Juliet Ann Caroline Macgill 5 b 3-1-1846 Wash, d there 10-18-1848. 12. Winfield Scott Macgill 5 b 3-8-1848 (See below) 13. Thomas Milton Macgill 5 b 9-8-1851 Wash, d there 2-5-1852. (From above)

"12" Winfield Scott Macgill 5 b 3-8-1848 Wash., D.C. d there 3-25-1904, m 12-8-1874 Emma Gertrude Reed b 8-28-1853 Balto., Md. d 4-3-1904, Wash., dau Wm. H. & Jennie (?)(Tilden) Reed, of Wash. 1. Sallie Wilson Macgill 6 b 11-29-1875 Wash., d there 3-24-1879. 2. Winfield Scott Macgill Jr. 6 b 3-26-1878 (See below). 3. William Reed Macgill 6 b 4-21-1881 Wash., m 10-19-1904 Mary Alice Yerkes b 1-25-1880 Wash., dau Wm. H. & Hannah Ann (Matthews) Yerkes, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill live, ll-'47, 4835 Davenport St., N.W., Wash. He with the Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Wash. No issue.

(From above)

"2" Winfield Scott Macgill, Jr. 6 b 3-26-1878 Wash., d 8-19-1926 Gar­ rett Park, Md. m 11-27-1904 Mary Nell Rucker b 4-22-1882 Amherst, Va., living, 8-'47, Garrett Park, dau Benj. Lindsey & Sarah Frances (Parks) Rucker, of Amherst, Va. & Wash., D.C. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill lived in Wash. He, with the U.S. Bureau of Internal Revenue. 1. Emma Gertrude Macgill 1 b 9-15-1905 Wash., m 9-7-1933 William Russell Hall b 8-11-1903 Dallas, Texas, son of Frank Jerome & Row- ena Mary (Russell) Hall, of Dallas. Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Hall live, 8-'47, 9708 Kensington Parkway, Kensington, Md. He a Landscape Architect. (1) Judith Macgill Hall 8 b 12-11-1941, living, 8-'47. 2. Col. Winfield Scott Macgill, IH 7 b 11-6-1907 Wash., living, 8-'47, Gar­ rett Park, Md., unm. He, a Lawyer, served in W.W. 2 from 5-'41 to 12-'45; overseas, 4-'42 to 8-'45 in European Theatre; Pvt., Cpl. & Sgt., 5-'41 to 2-'42; then from Lieut.to Col. in Hdqtrs. 8th Air Force & Hdqtrs. U.S. Strategic Air Forces in Europe. 3. Eleanor Parks Macgill 7 b 4-9-1910 Wash., m 11-9-1929 Haile Chis­ holm b 8-1-1903 Garrett Park, Md., son of Chas. Fillmore & Lucy 18 The Macgill-McGill Family (Livings) Chisholm, of Garrett Park. He a Fuel Merchant.

(1) Eleanor Jane Chisholm 8 b 4-8-1931 Takoma Park, Md., living, 8-'47

WFiUmore Luise Chisholm 8 b 10-24-1932 Takoma Park, Md., living, (3)Deborah Haile Chisholm 8 h 10-1-1946 Wash., D.C, living, 8-'47. (From p 16)

"(2)" Basil Macgill 4 b 12-18-1794 Anne Arundel Co., Md. d 2-12-1850 He engaged in the merchantile business in Balto., Md. from where he moved in 1840 to Goshen, Montg. Co., Md., where he was both Merchant and Farm- 6r'i ^%Seor Ved in the War of 1812 witn Asquith's Co. of Sharp-Shooters. m 1st 3-25-181c 0 9 Amelia Dorsey Griffith b 10-8-1795, d 10-4-1821 dau Henry & Mary (Riggs) Griffith, of Montg. Co.

1. Marion Griffith Macgill 5 b 12-25-1819 (See below)

2. Robert Henry Macgill 5 b 4-30-1821 (See p 22) 3. Amelia Dorsey Macgill 5 who d 10-4-1821.

m 2nd 2-6-1826 Elizaheth Dorsey b 1-20-1797 , d 1-29-1848 dau Joshua & Henrietta (Hammond) Dorsey, of Montg. Co.

4. Dr. Lloyd Thomas Macgill 5 b 7-12-1829 (See p 23)

5. Henrietta Dorsey Macgill 5 who died after 7-15-1854, m Michael L Pugh, who d 7- -1854 Montg. Co. His will at Rockville, Md., dated ^-15-1854, proved 7-25-1854, makes her executrix and only legatee No children mentioned. (From above)

M ri IMV * °n Griffith Macgill 5 b 12-25-1819 Balto., Md. d there 12- - 1007, m 10-9-1845 James Andrews, of Cincinnati, O. t> 2-16-1812 Mead- ville, Pa. d 4-17-1881 Cincinnati, son of a Mr. Andrews & Jane William­ son, of Meadville.

1. Amelia Griffith Andrews 6 b 10-27-1846 Cincinnati, d 5-7-1931 Cleve- ^í^nn,6;,13"1867 j0el Burton Pars°ns b 8-27-1833 Granville, Mass. d 9-16-1901 Cleveland, son of Dennis & Minerva (Meachem) Parsons, of Granville. Mr. J. B. Parsons was a Wholesale Merchant.

(1) Marion Andrews Parsons 7 b 7-4-1868 Cleveland, living 9-'47 11926 Lake Shore Blvd., Cleveland, unm.

2. Henry William Andrews 6 b 11-24-1848 Cincinnati, d 8-16-1919 Yok­ ohama, Japan, m 5-13-1873 Elizabeth Smith b 2-14-1854 Cincinnati, d Tokyo, Japan, dau Rich. Smith, of Cincinnati. This Rich. Smith was editor of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. Mr. Andrews who was w ' mre^beo °f *?e firm Andrews & George Co. Importers & Exporters, waasc U. S. Consul at Hankow.

(1) Clara Andrews 7 b 1-29-1876 (See.p 19)

(2) Richard Magill Andrews 7 b 8-6-1885 (See p 19)

3. Edward Williamson Andrews 6 b 1-15-1853 Cincinnati, d 8-24-1914 Seattle, Wash., m 1-27-1891 Sarah Lucretia Orth b 11-28-1865 Connells- ville Pa d 6-19-1947 Seattle, dau Fred. & Mary (De Hart) Orth, of Steubenville, O. Mr. Andrews was Pres., State Bank, of Olympia & later Pres., Seattle Nat. Bank.

(1) Edward Williamson Andrews, Jr. 7 b 4-21-1892 Olympia, d there

(2) Edward Williamson Andrews, Jr. 7 b 8-25-1893 (See p 19) Descendants of Thomas Macgill 19 (3)Mary De Hart Andrews 7 b 2-13-1906 (See p 20) 4. James Hanson Andrews 6 b 11-14-1855 (See p 20)

5. Carrie Marion Andrews 6 D 11-25-1858 (See p 21) 6. Helen Macgill Andrews 6 b 11-23-1860 Cincinnati, d 3- -1937, Pine- hurst, N.C. Unm. (From p 18) "(1)" Clara Andrews 7 b 1-29-1876 Cincinnati, O., living, 10-'47, Yale & Marietta Sts., Terrace Park, O. m 4-9-1903 Edward Clarence Davis b 8-22-1870 London, Eng. d 5- -1925 Monte Carlo, son of Chas. & Eliz. (Foulk) Davis, of London. 1. Edina Elizabeth Davis 8 b 8-2-1904 Yokohama, Japan. m 1st 5-6-1922, later divorced, Clarence Baker Coleman, a banker, b 12-9-1897 Chicago, 111., living, there) 12-'47,at 265 Benefit St., son of Herbert & Bertha (Pennington) Coleman, of Decorah, la. (1) Ann Elizabeth Coleman 9 b 7-4-1928 Providence, R.I., m 6-14- 1947 James Patrick Reynolds b 8-10-1926 Sunnyside, L.I., N.Y., son of Gerald G. & Bridget Ann (Moloney) Reynolds, of N.Y. City Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Reynolds live, 12-'47, 2 E. Court St., Hudson, N.Y. He, a Radio Announcer and Script & Continuity Writer. (2) Carol Baker Coleman 9 b 2-1-1930 Providence, living,ll-'47, at his mothers address. m 2nd 8-12-1933 Albert de Russy Baker b 5-30-1901 Providence, son of Albert Allison & Emma Belknap (de Russy) Baker, of Provid­ ence. Mr. & Mrs. A. de R. Baker live, ll-'47, 33 Ferncliff Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. He, a Lawyer. No issue. (From p 18) "(2)" Richard Magill Andrews 7 b 8-6-1885 Cincinnati, m 12-14-1909, in Yokohama, Japan, Ethel Dorothy Hosking b 12-23-1885 Calumet, Mich., dau Wm. Henry & Annie M. (Walls) Hosking, of Calumet. Mr. & Mrs. Andrews live, ll-'47, 1725 W. 40th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. Canada. He says in my boyhood days my mother changed the spelling to "Magill." 1. Richard Magill Andrews, Jr. 8 b 12-14-1910 Unsan, Korea, m 9-29- 1934 Ruth Mae Goewey b 12-16-1904 Kingston, N.Y., dau Francis August & Clara Bell (Teague) Goewey, of Kingston. Mr. & Mrs. And­ rews, Jr. live, ll-'47, 997 Anderson Crescent, West Vancouver, B.C. He a Business Executive. (1) Beth Andrews'9 b 9-15-1936 Tokyo, Japan, living, ll-'47. (2) Richard Magill Andrews III 9 b 5-8-1939 Tokyo, Japan, living, ll-'47. (3) Mary Frances Andrews 9 b 7-22-1946 Vancouver, living, ll-'47. 2. Elizabeth Ann Andrews 8 b 7-11-1913 Tokyo, d there 11-6-1920. 3. Marian Magill Andrews 8 b 1-25-1920 Tokyo m 9-8-1945 Elmer Carl­ ton Harrison b 2-10-1911 N.C. Mr. & Mrs. Harrison lived, ll-'47, 1362 Rue Lafayette (Fu Shing Lu), Shanghai, China. He, a Businessman. (1)Ethel Becton Harrison 9 b 9-23-1947 Shanghai, living, ll-'47. (From p 18) "(2)" Edward Williamson Andrews, Jr. 7 b 8-25-1893 Olympia, Wash, il 7-1-1922 Margaret Seaton Chinn b 3-6-1903 Seattle, Wash., dau Raleigh & Nora Ardelle (Lunt) Chinn, of Seattle. Mr. & Mrs. Andrews, Jr., live, 20 The Macgill-McGill Family 10-'47, The Highlands, Seattle. He, its Owner & Operator. 1. Edward Williamson Andrews, in 8 b 11-3-1924 Seattle, living, 10-'47, The Highlands. He served in W.W.2, from 4-'43 to 9-'45, Cpl. 334th Inf., Co. F.; in U.S. and Rhineland & Central European Campaigns; was prisoner of war in Germany 6 mos.; rec'd Combat Badge, Purple Heart & Good Conduct Medal. Unm. 2. Raleigh Chinn Andrews 8 b 5-30-1925 Seattle, living, 10-'47,there. He served in W.W. 2, from 12-'43 to ll-'45; was Student Pilot and Air Cadet in Army Air Force. Unm. (From p 19) "(3)" Mary De Hart Andrews 7 b 2-13-1906 Seattle, Wash, m 11-22- 1926 John Elbert Ryan, Jr., b 7-24-1900 La Crosse, Wise, son of J. E. & Alice Maud (Berry) Ryan, of Seattle. Mr. & Mrs. Ryan, Jr. lived, 10-'47, The Highlands, Seattle. He, a Lawyer. 1. John Elbert Ryan, m 8 b 1-6-1939 Seattle, living, 10-'47. (From p 19) "4" James Hanson Andrews 6 b 11-14-1855 Cincinnati, O. d 7- -1928 Paris, France, m 12-3-1887 Laura Lyman Day b 6-7-1865 Kent, O., living, 8- 47, Southern Pines, N.C, dau Edward Lyman & Laura (Williams) Day of *tr' & MrS- Andrews lived in Akron, O. He, Mgr. of Quaker Oat Co.'s Mills. He, with a partner, bought about 1886 a small mill at Ravenna, O., which turned out to be the founding of the Quaker Oat Co. 1. Laura Marion Andrews 7 b 1-29-1890 (See below) 2. Helen Macgill Andrews 7 b 1-26-1893 (See below) 3. Edward Day Andrews 7 b 1-16-1900 (See P 21) (From above) "1" Laura Marion Andrews 7 b 1-29-1890 Ravenna, O. m 6-5-1915 James Coburn Musser b 10-16-1890 Akron, O., son of Henry & Eliz. (Huston) Musser, of Akron. Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Musser live, 8-'47, 25 Sutton PL, N.Y. City. He, Pres. Eberhard Faber Pencil Co. 1. Laura Marion Musser 8 b 5-1-1916 Akron m 9-17-1938 William Floyd, II, b 6-5-1910 N.Y. City, son of Dr. Wolfe & Emily (Delafield) Floyd, of N.Y. City. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Floyd live, 8-'47, 142 E. 79th St., N.Y. City. (1) James Coburn Floyd 9 b 6-14-1939 N.Y. City living, 8-'47. (2) William Floyd, m 9 b 3-5-1943 N.Y. City,living, 8-'47. (3) Laura Day Floyd 9 b 10-16-1944 N.Y. City,living, 8-'47. 2. Jane Andrews Musser 8 b 2-3-1922 Akron m 12-18-1943 John Edward Ake b 1-16-1922, son of Merlin E. & Cath. (Firestone) Ake , of Akron. Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Ake live, 8-'47, 4014 223rd St., Bayville, I.L. He served in W.W. 2 from 1942 to 1946; discharged with rank of 1st Lieut. (1) Carolyn Ake 9 b 7-10-1945 N.Y. City, living, 8-'47. (2) Jane Marion Ake 9 b 6-11-1947 N.Y. City, living, 8-'47. (From above) "2" Helen Macgill Andrews 7 b 1-26-1893 Akron, O., m 3-15-1918 Carl Albert Lohmann b 8-9-1887 Akron, son of Carl Albert & Grace Tod (Perkins) Lohmann, of Akron. Mr. & Mrs. Lohmann, the younger, live, 8-'47, 176 St. Ronan St., New Haven, Conn. He, Secretary of Yale University. 1. John Lohmann 8 b 2-24-1919 Wash., D.C, living,9-'47, unm. Descendants of Thomas Macgill 21 2. Ann Lohmann 8 b 4-7-1922 Cleveland, O., living, 9-'47 unm 3. Sarah Tod Lohmann 8 „ 3-30-1926 New Havenfliving! 9™ unm. (Fromp 20)

Brunlr bd9-a2r6d iZ^^V b ^16'1900 Akron, O. m 3-12-1923 Julia Bruner b 9-26-1899 Akron, dau Clarence I. & Nellie (Pettit) Bruner of SSTnf o"' f Mrf -Andrews live, 8-'47, 824 Del. Ave., Akron He,'V Pres. of Quaker Oat Co., in charge of Research. MTA" natten ^™*8 b 8'26-1924 Akron, m Marie Elizabeth Bode Mr Andrews, a Princeton graduate, was, during W.W. 2, in the Naw Medical Program, and returns, 8-'47, to Western Rese^e Medical levela nd to P £f°ÏÏ' £ A : ° » fl continue his medical course. 2. Joan McCague Andrews 8 b 10.-17-1927 Cleveland, graduated 6-'47 Mt Vernon Junior College, Wash., D.C. ' (From p 19)

lÓ-?93lC"m1o^?««nírWS Jn-Í1'25"1858 Cincinnati> O-, d there 5- Edmund Pltts Harris 10- -úlTáLl'n if T on b 6-25-1854 Cincinnati, d risen, ÏSSïïK' ' °f I*"ner BlaCkman & Fani* (Goodman>

1. Learner Blackman Harrison 7 b 9-23-1881 (See below) 2. Marion Andrews Harrison 7 b 6-16-1885 (See below) mm1!8 asTer WHHarHiS0,n n* 8"3"1888 Cin"nnaU, d there 4-4-1932, Preston WrtZ^^f^n?** Marj°rie Shepherd (She is n™ Mrs. Preston Wright) b 6-5-1900 Cincinnati, living there, 10-'47, at 685 Stan- Se Si S A5red ,Craf & Emalyn ^ (Pullen Shepherd No £" sue. But they adopted a daughter & named her Ann Harrison. (From above) m\'L Y^lnlr Blackman Harrison 7 b 9-23-1881 Cincinnati, m 1st 1915, her name unknown, & had: 1. Edward Pitts Harrison 8 2. Anne Harrison 8 3. France Harrison 8 m 2nd 1926 Hilda Jones, (From above) 8-»47 aM2r fi0^drHWo^arriSOnn 7 b 6"16-1885 Cincinnati, living there, Ferrr! ^ 226&2 Grandln ™ 10-27-1906 Tylor Field, who was Pres rt^^B^yT^H00-' 0f CÜ1Cinnati' b 9-25-1875 Cincinna i, of Cincinnati' Hunnawe11 & Abbie Murdock (Tylor) FieW,

1. Harrison Field 8 b 7-27-1909 (See p 22) AS b IT JSiïV * It"? C*nCinnati* ^-18-1938 Carolyn He- teïï^ ïfíí I Frankfort, Ky., dau Wm. Horatio & Mary Dudley fve n^ílLÍ V"**? & L^viHe, Ky. Mr. & M?s. J. N.^ield business & Trie™ T' Cl™lnnati- He> ™ Building & Construction Dusiness & Treas. The Ferro Concrete Co. No issue. b 4 3_1916 SSÜfS? l^Í b , " 1909 AspenC™™*" Va so- nm of 11-16-193Wn 5 William 1SaSSTÍR J o i ' > >- C & Kath. FhU- 22 The Macgill-McGill Family (1) Tylor Field Kittredge 9 h 6-13-1937 Cincinnati, living, 9-'47. (2) Margot Leaman Kittredge 9 b 4-1-1939 Cincinnati, living, 9-'47. (From p 21) "1" Harrison Field 8 b 7-27-1909 Cincinnati, m 1st 11- -1935 Lydia B. Allyn. 1. Tylor Field, II 9 b 9-30-1937 Cincinnati, living, 9-'47. m 2nd 6-29-1941 Dora E Merrill b 4-4-1907 Newman, Ga., dau Emmett Louis & Dora Newton (Ingram) Merrill, of Newman. Mr. & Mrs. Field live, 9-'47, Loveland, O. Rte. 1. He, a Newspaper Reporter. 2. Marion Harrison Field 9 b Cincinnati, living, 9-'47. (From p 18) "2" Robert Henry Macgill 5 b 4-30-1821, d 12-1-1876. m 1st 7-24-1850 Isabella Julia Shriver b 2-3-1830 Balto., Md. d there 6-13-1873, dau Jno. Shultz & Henrietta (Myer) Shriver, of Balto. 1. Harriet Amelia Macgill 6 b 4-30-1851, d 1-10-1855. 2. Mary Eliza Macgill ° b 10-12-1852 (See below) 3. John Shriver Macgill 6 b 3-2-1854 (See p 23) 4. Robert Henry Macgill, Jr. 6 b 2-6-1856 (See p 23) 5. William Riggs Macgill ° m Lillian Courtfield Thompson, of Phila., & lived on Solomon Island, Md. No issue. 6. Eliza Brengle Macgill 6 b 3-2-1860, d 1-19-1864. 7. Marion Griffith Macgill 6 b 1-18-1863, d 2-14-1876. 8. Alexander Shriver Macgill 6 b 1865, went west and d 1920 unm. m 2nd 12-15-1875 Amelia Riggs, dau Remus & Catherine (Adams) Riggs, of Montg. Co., Md. (From above) "2" Mary Eliza Macgill 6 b 10-12-1852 Fred., Md., d 12-6-1909 N.Y. City, m 7-6-1871 John Jacob Kunkel b 6-2-1849 Fred., Md. d there 8-24- 1888, son of Jacob M. & Anna (McElfresh) Kunkel, of Fred. Co., Md. 1. Theresa Kunkel 7 b 6-4-1872 Fred., living there, 7-'46, m 4-11-1894 Charles Worthington Ross, Jr. b 4-25-1869 Fred, d there 6-29-1921, son of Chas. W. & Cornelia Ringgold (Potts) Ross, Sr., of Fred. Mr. & Mrs. Ross, Jr. lived in Fred. He, the owner & operator of a vegetable cannery. (1) Charles Worthington Ross, HI 8, an only child, b 3-29-1903 Fred, m 6- 19-1924 Priscilla Avis Hunn Wilson b 10-31-1904 Mass., dau Louis & Etta (Cole) Wilson, of Pomfret, Conn. Mr. & Mrs. Ross, HI live, 7- '46, Fred. He, the owner & operator of a vegetable cannery in Fred. Co. a. Charles Worthington Ross, IV 9 b 1-27-1933 Fred., living, 7-'46. 2. Robert Macgill Kunkel * b 11-16-1873 Fred, d 7-10-1910 N.Y. City, m Maria Eliza Conway, of Phila., Pa. (l)Mary Elizabeth Kunkel, who died in infancy. 3. Isabella Shriver Kunkel 7 b 1-29-1875 Fred, d there 12-21-1942, m 1- -1897 John Francis Daniel, of N.Y. City, b 11-5-1874 & died some years before she did. No issue. 4. John Harold McElfresh Kunkel 7 b 10-12-1878 Fred, d 10-6-1912 N.Y. City, unm. Descendants of Thomas Macgill 23 (From p 22)

"3" John Shriver Macgill 6 b 3-2-1854 Fred. Co., Md., d 5-30-1938 Santa Barbara, Calif, m Ella Va. Schaeffer b 7-9-1859 Fred. Md d 12- 28-1932 Santa Barbara (both buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery Fred ) dau Luther M. & Ann Rebecca (Late) Schaeffer, of Fred. Co

1. Marion Elizabeth Macgill 7 b 8-21-1878 Fred, m 8-19-1912 Richard ^0Per*furatt,°n b 5"27-1874 Camden, N.J., son of Chas. Preston & Clara Abbey (Cooper) Stratton, of Camden. Mr. & Mrs. R. C. Stratton live, 12-'45, 776 41st Ave., San Francisco, Calif. No issue.

2. Elsie Macgill 7 b 8-12-1881 Fred., d there 4-11-1886

3. Annabelle Lois Macgill 7 b 12-31-1885 Fred., living, 12-'45, "The

e 1 8 Cal m 7 10 1935

ns? h%' i^iaA ™ ' ÍÍD ' C d -4 18- 194 1 ColSan. Loui08 s Tracey Boiseau, FSt. &' Elleïif."n Lf . K(Davis) Boiseau- - , of' Va". No issue J". *' Calif., son of Rich.

4. Dorothy Macgill 7 b 7-19-1894 Fred., d there 7-20-1894. (From p 22)

4 0b r enry Mac iu r 6 »« \ ? ^ í^ g > J - . of Montg. Co., Md. b 2-6-1856 Fred f«7« £6"2°-19°7 N-Y- City' buried Mt- °livet Cemetery, Fred, m about" 1878 Eva Riggs Macgill b 9-27-1857 Montg. Co., Md. d 12-9-1933 Balto , Md. buried Woodlawn Cemetery Balto., dau Dr. Lloyd Thos. & Mary Oliv a (Riggs) Macgill. See p 24) y "llvl* 1. Robert Henry Macgill, m V b 6-13-1880 Clarks, Neb., d 4-20-1907 Den­ ver, Col. Unm 2. Lloyd Thomas MacgilLin 7 b 9-28-1882 Clarks, Neb. m 10-11-1911 of^t^™]^?8 bJ"5"1887 Balt°/' dau Jno- & E1Ia

(1) Lloyd Thomas Macgill, IV 8 b 1-12-1912 Balto. m 4-18-1936 lane

b 9 7 91 2 Ph la Pa daU Harry & ParrottSt , ofof phPhilaila. && JenkmtownT k V -,D Pa. Mr. & MrsCecelía^waris. L. T. MaceilTl IV live, 1--47 507 Jericho Rd., Abington, Pa. He, Sales Engineer,' Brown Instrument Co., Phila.

a. Jane Gail Macgill 9 b 4-18-1939 Phila., living, l-'47 Barbara Ann 9 Macgill b 3-3-1942 Abington, living, l-'47.

WMaj. John Christopher Macgill 8 b 2-26-1915 Balto. m 12-12-1942 SnrÆV°rK ' ratilleen Elizabeth Lamont, dau Clarence A. & Kath- l-'47 íoTíf"^^'»01,84- Aueustine- Fla- Maj. Macgill lives, of ÍLÍ u ëSt0n Rd ' Balt0- He is an officer of the Container Corp 6 S Ved ln W W 2 Head ua «aptesNaílTs , ItalyitJ . MNo issue. - - - q rters Co. Air Command,

(3) Lt. Robert Henry Macgill, IV 8 b 9-27-1921 Balto. & living, l-'47

in W W 2 aS Lt Navy Flyer Marine SuadrlSquadronn vV.HH. 3,'; awarde- !,d Silve" Ö*)r Sta' r for rescu -e on the RescuInlande Sea,

7 3. Marie Riggs Macgill b 1-28-1886 Balto. d there 10-14-1908, unm. (From p 18)

M(Í4"H ?n'AlTh0mas Macgill 5 7-12-1829 Brookeville, Montg. Co., Md. d 10-29-1908 Fred., Md., hurie b d in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Fred. Dr. 24 The Macgill-McGill Family Macgill was a very successful dentist and, according to Williams History of Fred. Co., "Practiced in Fred. 57 yrs., a longer time of actual labor than any other dentist in Western Maryland." m 1st 11-12-1856 Mary Olivia Riggs b 8-7-1834 "Rockland," Montg. Co. d 9-9-1863 Fred. & buried there in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, dau Elisha & Avolina (Warfield) Riggs & sister of Avolina Riggs who m Capt. Festus Griffith, See p 200) 1. Eva Riggs Macgill 6 b 9-27-1857 (See R. H. Macgill Jr. p 23) 2. Thomas Riggs Macgill 6 b 4-19-1860, d 11-6-1862. m 2nd 1864 Rachall E. Edwards, of London Co., Va., d 2-17-1929 Fred., dau Dr. R. H. Edwards, of Leesburg, Va. 3. Dr. Lloyd Thomas Macgill 6 b 4-21-1866 Goshen, Montg. Co., Md. d 9-6-1915 Fred, m Jennie Norwood Bowlus b 7-4-1874 Leesburg, Va. d 1-12-1904 Fred. Dr. & Mrs. Macgill lived in Fred., where he practiced dentistry, but later gave that up to practice law. He was Md. State Fire Marshall under Gov. Warfield. (1) Edwin Warfield Macgill, 7 an only chikLb 2-14-1906 Fred, m 12-5-1945 Elizabeth Anna Newton b 8-28-1919 Toledo, O., dau Ora Homer & Mary Cath. (Bean) Newton, of Gilmer Co., W. Va. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill live, 10-'47, 117 W. 3rd St., Fred. He, Mgr., Moving Picture Theater. a. Edwin Warfield Macgill, Jr. 8 b 10-25-1946, Fred., living, 10-'47. 4. Dr. Charles Grey Macgill 6 b 7-16-1867 Fred., d there 9-12-1925, unm. He practiced Dentistry in Fred. 5. William E. Macgill 6 b & d in 1868 in Fred. 6. Nannie Edwards Macgill 6 b 1871 Fred., d 1936, m 1896 Charles Markell Helfenstein b 3-10-1874 Fred, d there 2-14-1916, son of Cyrus Gloninger & Annie Eliz. (Trail) Helfenstein, of Md. Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Helfenstein lived in Fred. He, a bro. of Bishop Edward T. Helfenstein, of Md. (i)Ruth Helfenstein 7, an only child, born in Fred, m William D. Bowers. She also married a 2nd time. No issue by either mar­ riage. No further information. 7. Richard Edwards Macgill 6 d at the age of 10 yrs. (From p 16) "(6)" Dr. James Macgill 4 b 1-9-1802 Anne Arundel Co., Md. d 4-14- 1828. He, a Physician, m 2-11-1824 Sophia Whittaker Dew b 12-26-1806 Pr. Geo. Co., Md. d 4- -1886 Caroline Co., Md., dau Jno. Rumbold & Sophia (Whittaker) Dew, of Howard Co., Md. This Dr. James Macgill may or may not be the James Macgill shown as number (6) on p 16. The data on him & his descendants was all very kindly supplied by his great grand­ daughter, Mrs. Philip Lee Travers, who has no record, back of him, but who is "under the impression" that she is descended from Elizabeth Anna Macgill, who married William Jennings, and whose children's names were all changed to Macgill - See p 202. But, this compiler can find no James Macgill in that branch born about 1800, except the one who was in the U S. Navy & died unm. Hence he has placed this Dr. James Macgill here, until future research uncovers the correct record or confirms this one. 1. Anne Macgill 5, b 12-17-1824, d 12-15-1833. Descendants of Thomas Macgill 25

2. Thomas James Macgill 5 b 9-9-1828 Howard Co., d 1-11-1919 Easton, Md. He, a Farmer, m 1-17-1853 Anne Emily Bowdle b 3-16-1829 Car­ oline Co. d 5-15-1905 Easton, dau Wm. & Rachel (Walker) Bowdle, of Caroline Co. (1) James MacgiU 6 b 3-15-1856, now, 12-'47, dead. (2) William Osko Macgill 6 b 11-2-1857 (See below) (3) Sophia Ellsworth Macgill 6 b 7-26-1861 (See below) (4) Thomas Macgill 6 b 9-10-1863 married. (5) Mary Macgill 6 b 4-26-? married. (From above) "(2)" William Osko Macgill 6 b 11-21-1857 Balto., Md. d there 5-14- 1931, m 9-22-1880 Anne Howard Salgee b 1857 Balto. d there. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill lived in Balto. where he was Pres. of the Balto. Life Insurance Co 1. Howard Lambdin Macgill 7 living, 12-'47, 2208 Garrison Blvd., Balto., Md. No further information. 2. A Miss Macgill 7 who m H. Marshall Price and has two daughters. She lives, 12-'47, 3407 Hilton Rd., Balto. No further information. (From above) "(3)" Sophia Ellsworth Macgill 6 b 7-26-1861 living, 12-'47, Easton, Md. m 1-11-1883 John Henry MacHale b 4-26-1858 d 3-24-1915, son of Martin & Julia MacHale, of Easton. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. MacHale lived at Easton, where their children were born. 1. Maud Emily MacHale 7 b 3-13-1884 Easton, living there, 12-'47. m 6- 16-1906 Dr. Philip Lee Travers b 11-18-1877 Taylor's Island, Md., living, 12-'47, Santa Fe, N.M., son of Wm. McKenna & Eugenia (Keene) Travers, of Dorchester Co., Md. (1)Emily Lee Travers 8 b 2-14-1908 Easton, m 3-14-1932 Francis Wil­ liam Welch, Jr., b 8-27-1904 Dedham, Mass., son of F. W. & Ruth (Hayes) Welch, Dr. of Dedham. Mr. & Mrs. Welch, Jr. live, 12-'47, Easton. He, with the U.S. Veterans' Bureau. a. Marriott Lee Welch 9 b 3-29-1933 Easton, living, 12-'47. b. Ruth Hayes Welch 9 b 6-30-1934 Easton, living, 12-'47. c. Francis William Welch, III 9 b 6-1-1936 Easton, living, 12-'47. d. John Hayes Welch 9 b 8-18-1938 Cape Codd, Mass., living, 12-'47. 2. John Martin MacHale 7 b 3-13-1890 Easton, m 6-16-1920 Margretta Minnie Kremer b 6-29-1899 Winchester, Va., dau Chas. Peter & Anne Webster (Harris) Kremer, of Winchester. Mr. & Mrs. MacHale live, 12- 47, Easton. He, Sales Mgr., Auto Car Co., of Salisburg, Md. (1) John Martin MacHale, Jr. » b 7-14-1921 Winchester, living", 12-'47, Easton, unm. (2) William Macgill MacHale 8 b 4-3-1924 Winchester, living, 12-'47, Easton, unm. CHAPTER m

Descendants of John Macgill 2 (From p 15) John Macgill 2, third child of the Rev. James Macgill & Sarah Hilleary, was born 6-2-1735 in a part of Anne Arundel Co., Md. which later became Howard Co.. He died 5-5-1786 in Fred. Co., Md., m 12-4-1759 Elizabeth Duvall, b 8-28-1739 Fred. Co. & d there 3-9-1783. She was a dau of John & Anne (Fowler) Duvall, of Fred. Co. and a direct descendant of Mareen Duvall, the French Hugunot, who emigrated to Md. in 1652. John Macgill was a farmer, owning one farm of 525 acres in Anne Arundel Co. and an­ other, Locust Grove", about the same size in Fred. Co. The latter farm - known,12-'47, as the Shroeder farm - is on the road between Petersville & Burkittsville. There he lived and raised his family and died. His will, dated 5-2-1786 is recorded in the Court House, Frederick, Md.

Change of Spelling of Name from "Macgill" to "McGill"

In the above mentioned will John Macgill left "Locust Grove" to be di­ vided equally between his two sons then living, John and Patrick and men­ tions them several times as "John Macgill" and "Patrick Macgill". But also on record in the Fred. Co. C. H. is an agreement, dated 12-21- 1792, covering the division of this farm between these two brothers and signed by them "John McGill" and "Patrick McGill" respectively. This seems to indicate that they are the ones who changed the spelling of their name, probably between the writing of their father's will and their signing of this agreement. As to why they changed the spelling, this compiler can find no written record. There are two traditions handed down by word-of-mouth. One is that these two brothers were raised by an old uncle, who was so strict and so severe with them that the older one, John, when 15 yrs. old, ran-off and went to sea and became a sea captain - that he was a sea captain, is an established fact. The younger one, Patrick, was too little to go. But both agreed that they were not going to spell their name as that old uncle spelled his, but when they became 21 yrs. of age would change it to "McGill". But, the record shows that their father lived until the younger of the two was 21 yrs. old lacking 9 days, and their mother died only 3 years before that. So why would they be raised by an old uncle, and the only Macgill uncle they had - as their other uncle, Dr. James Macgill died before they were born - was Thos. Macgill, who died 2 yrs. before their mother? The other tradition is that there was a family feud over the division of some money inherited, by Rev. James Macgill's descendants, from Scotland. The story is that there was a law suit between the heirs over here & those over there. This dragged on for some years, until John & Patrick became disgusted and wrote renouncing any claim to such inheritance. The inher-

- 26 - Descendants of John Macgill 27 itance, however, did come to the heirs over here & John's and Patrick's cousins over here held them to their renunciation and allowed them no part of the inheritance. And for that reason they changed the spelling of their name. This version of why the name was changed hardly seems probable either. In the first place, when the title of Viscount of Oxford devolved upon the Rev. James Macgill, he, according to the account on page 12, went over to Scotland but finding no estate returned & continued "incumbant of Queen Caroline Parish" In the second place, it would seem that the court which had the administering of this inheritance would have seen to it that all who were entitled to any part of it got their share. The fact that not only John and Patrick changed the spelling of their name, but that all of their sisters with their descendants, when using this sur­ name as a Christian name for any of their children, have used the "McGill" spelling, would seem to indicate there was a family feud between the chil­ dren of John Macgill and their Macgill relatives - and very probably about property, as so often happens. But this compiler doesn't subscribe to either of the above stories, and only gives them for what they may be worth. He wishes very much he had become sufficiently interested in the family history before his father's death - The Rev. John McGill - to have asked him why the change in spelling. He, no doubt, knew, because he was raised there in Fred. Co. where his grandfather, Patrick McGill lived, and was 8 yrs. old when his grandfather died, and had, no doubt, heard this matter discussed by his father & mother many times. But now there seems to be no one living who can give an authentic story of why the spelling was changed. The children of John & Elizabeth (Duvall) Macgill, were, of course, all born Macgill, and are so recorded here. 1. James Macgill 3 b 9-13-1760 d 9-17-1775. 2. John Macgill 3 b 1-17-1762 (See below). 3. Sarah Macgill 3 b 9-13-1763 (See p 32) 4. Patrick Macgill 3 b 5-14-1765 (See p 55) 5. Ann Macgill 3b 11-15-1766 (See p 81) 6. Eleanor Macgill 3 b 8-17-1768 (See p 129) 7. James Hilleary 3 b 1-8-1773 d in infancy.

(From above)

"2" John neé Macgill 3 later changed to McGill - See p 26 - b 1-17-1762 Fred. Co. Md d 1-27-1827 and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, D. C. m 11- 13-1786 Elizabeth Belt b 1763, d 8-25-1834, dau Tobias Belt, Surveyor of Pr. Geo. Co. Md. & his wife, neé Mary Gordon & widow of Geo. Hamilton. 1. Mary Gordon McGill 4 b 1788 (See p 28) 2. Catherine T. McGill 4 b 1791 (See p 32) 3. Charles McGill 4 b 1792 d 8-26-1859 Berkeley Springs, then Va., now W. Va. He, a U. S. Treasury employee, unm. 4. James McGill 4 died in infancy. 5. Robert Tyler McGill 4 b 1795 d 2-7-1875 unm. He, also a U. S. Treas­ ury employee, and with his brother Charles, lived in Pr. Geo.- Co., Md., on their farm, called "Happy Home" Their mother, Elizabeth "Eliza" Belt, was a sister of both the mother of Gov. Pratt, of Md. & of the mother 28 The Macgill-McGill Family of Dr. Bradley Tyler, also sister of Jeremiah Belt whose 4th wife was a SÍS er Elean r Hilleary West wife of Patrick SrÍ^LÍK. and both' werel daughter °i s °of Joseph & Sara' h (Hilleary) West McGill. , (From p 27)

"1" Mary Gordon McGill 4 b 1788 d 6-28-1870 & is buried, Oak Hill Cemetery with her brothers, m 12-14-1813 James Belt, Jr. b 1-31-1792 son of Jas. Belt, Sr. & his wife, a dau of Tobias Belt. Mr. & Mrs. Belt Jr town, 5 C ' MteT WS death' She & her family m0V6d t0 Georg"- ' 1. Walter Tyler Belt 5 b 1814 d 2-15-1872. 2. Anna C. Belt » b 1817 (See below) 3. John M. Belt 5 b 1820 d 8-1-1880. 4. James C. Belt 5 b 1821 d 8-16-1834.

(From above)

MackalíbT?'l!5?í b 18V d 9"26-1848 ™ 12-12-1839 Richard Levin Mackall b 1-3-1812 Georgetown, D. C. d 8-11-1863, Mobile Ala son nf Leonard & Catherine (Beali) Mackall. ' °n °f 1. Richard Leonard Mackall 6 b 9-22-1840 (See below) 2. Mary James Mackall 6 b 7-24-1842 (See p 31)

3. Robert McGill Mackall 6 b 2-5-1844 (See p 31) 4. Charles Mackall ° b 9-20-1846 (See p 32)

(From above)

"1" Richard Leonard Mackall 6 b 9-22-1840 d 1-5-1920 m 10- -1869 Mary Virginia "Jennie Suter", 6-23-1844 d 12-17-190« Ha„ ™~ o 1* Mary (Scott) Suter of Gaithersburg, Md aU Th0S' Reed &

2. Richard Leonard Mackall, Jr. 1 b 2-1-1872 (See below) 3. Nannie Mackall 7 b 9-30-1879 (See p 30)

(From above) "2" Richard Leonard Mackall, Jr. 7 b 2-1-1872 d 1942. m 1st 10-10-1900 Maria Louisa Steuart b 5-20-1876 "Bridee Hill" Anne

C d 12 1904 daU Jn td^(Gist)% Steuart°- TV, of I"Bridg"e Hil'>l . °- Beaureguard & Georgianna 1. Richard Sprigg Steuart Mackall 8 b 8-22-1901 (See D 30) m ^J"2;,1^6^6^ Gawthr°P b 5-28-1887 Wolf Summit, W. Va. living, 5- 47, 1312 Ohio St., Point Pleasant, W. Va. dau Jas. Cleon & Margar- 1

V RICHARD AND FLORA STUART The Macgill-McGill Family et (Thompson) Gawthrop, of Wolf, Summit.

2. Charles Gawthrop Mackall 8 0 12-10-1907 Wolf Summit, m 2-12-1928 Lola Marie Montgomery b 1-1-1908 Piedmont, W. Va. dau Herbert & Gertrude May (Bryant) Montgomery, of Piedmont. Mr. & Mrs. Mack­ all live, 4-'47, 354 Wilson St., Clarksburg, W. Va. No issue. 3. Phyllis Marie Mackall 8 b 5-15-1912 McWhorter, W. Va. m 10-21- 1935 Henry Dowell Coyner b 5-16-1912 Buckhannon, W. Va. son of Harry Guss & Iris Eliz. (Dowell) Coyner, of Clarksburg. Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Coyner live, 4-'47, 1312 Ohio St. Point Pleasant, W. Va, He, with the Dept. of Public Safety. (1) Harry Richard Coyner 9 b 4-7-1939 Gallipolis, O. living, 4-'47. 4. Wayne Leonard Mackall b 11-27-1914 Clarksburg, W. Va. m 11-18- 1944 Bonnie Lee Bailey b 5-30-1916 Kincheloe, W. Va. dau Harvey Goff & Essie Myrtle (Arbogast) Bailey, of Kincheloe. Mr. & Mrs. MackaU live, 5-'47, 111 S. Chestnut St., Clarksburg. He, with the Hope Natural Gas Co. He served in W. W. 2 in USNR, from 11-'42 to 12-'45; trained at N.O.B. Norfolk, Va.; served as Store Mgr. at Camp Bradford, Va. & at Camp Perry, Va. (1) Linda Sue Mackall 9 b 4-22-1947 Clarksburg, living, 4-'47. 5. Elsie Lucille Mackall 8 b 6-25-1917 Lost Creek, W. Va. m 10-11- 1939 Arnold Jack Bosley b 1-29-1915 Clarksburg, W. Va. son of Walter Howard & Mary AUce (Deavers) Bosley, of Clarksburg. Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Bosley live, 7-'47, 2977 CornwaU Rd., Balto., Md. He with the Penn. Ry. Co. (1) Wm. Leonard Boslev 9 b 9-23-1941 Clarksburg, living, 7-'47. (2) Phyliss Ann Bosley » b 11-8-1942 Clarksburg, living, 7-'47. (From p 28)

'1" Richard Sprigg Steuart Mackall 8 b 8-22-1901 Fairmont, W. Va. 1st 11-27-1928, later divorced, Clara Virginia Thorpe b 12-19-1899 Montclair, N. J. dau Sam. S. Thorpe. No issue. 2nd 5-7-1942 Flora Viola Ossana b 4-1-1916 Glen Ellen, Calif, dau Joseph Celeste & Helen Camdida (Osanna) Ossana, of Helper, Utah. Mr. & Mrs. Mackall, who are Professional Dancers, live,ll-'47, 412 W. 46th St., N.Y. City. No issue. He uses the name "Richard Stuart professionally. This compiler had the pleasure of meeting this very attractive couple recently and of seeing one of their per­ formances, on one of their professional visits to Washington. They are exquisite dancers and are just as good looking and as young look­ ing as their picture on p 29 indicates.

(From p 28)

3" Nannie Mackall 7 b 9-30-1879 Montg. Co. Md. 1st 1896 Remus George Riggs b 4-18-1872 "Locust Hill," Montg. Co. d 12-13-1912 Balto. Md. son of Jno. A. & Annie Hutton Riggs. 1. George MackaU Riggs 8 b 2- -1897 d 1-7-1898 2nd, as his 2nd wife (He m 1st Cleora Palmer Griffith & had Rich. Griffith, Humphrey & J. H. R. WoUe, Jr.), John Hammond Riggs WoUe b 3-14- 1868, son of Jno. & Lavinia (Dorsey) Wolfe. No issue reported. Descendants of John Macgill 31 (From p 28) "2" Mary James Mackall 6 b 7-24-1842 Georgetown, D. C. d 4-13-1936 Balto., Md. m 12-16-1879 Benjamin Duval Palmer b 12-30-1847 "Wood- lawn" Montg. Co. d there 12-12-1912, son of Dr. Wm. Pennell & Cleora (Duval) Palmer, of "Woodlawn". 1. Robert McGill Palmer 7 b 10-17-1881 (See below) 2. William Pennell Palmer 7 b 3-2-1883 (See below) 3. Benjamin Duval Palmer Jr. 7 b 1884 d in infancy. (From above) "1" Robert McGill Palmer 7 b 10-17-1881 Balto., Md.,d 4- -1928 Belair, Md. m Mary Le Claire Bosley, dau Dr. Tas. & Ruth (Waters) Bosley, of Balto. 1. Benjamin Duval Palmer, in 8 b 8-4-1909 Balto. m 4-3-1931 Mary Hewlit Jenkins b 6-1-1911 Long Green Valley, Balto. Co. dau Frank Beaure- guard & Susan (Wells) Jenkins, of Long Green VaUey. Mr. & Mrs. Pal­ mer live, 4-'47, 1806 South Road, Balto. He, in Investment Banking. (1) Robert McGill Palmer 9 b 8-2-1933 Balto. living 4-'47. 8 2. James Bosley Palmer b 12-6-1912 Balto. m 4-30-1938 Sara Adams Close b 4-10-1912 Belair, Md. dau Philip Henry & Elsie (Williams) Close, of Belair. Mr. & Mrs. Palmer live, 4-'47, 347 Ralston St. Reno Nevada. He, a Merchandise Broker. No issue. 3. Ruth Waters Palmer 8 b 9-2-1917 Balto. m 9-22-1941 Philip Benson May, and is reported living, 4-'47, in Charlotte, N.C. (1) Philip Benson May, Jr. 9 living, 4-'47. (From above) '2" WiUiam PenneU Palmer 7 b 3-2-1883 Balto..dairying, 3-'47,EIkridge, Md. m 1st 8- -1907 Marcia Carter Swormstedt b 10- -1876 Wash., D.C. d 1-18- 1945 Balto., dau Jno. & Marcia (Carter) Swormstedt, of Balto.

1. John McGill Palmer 8 b 4-27-1908 Sandy Spring, d 1939, Balto. 2. Marcia Duval Palmer 8 b 4-9-1909 Balto. d there 5-28-1929 3. Mary James Palmer ö b 3-10-1911 (See below) m 2nd 1921 Cora Sinclair b 1883 Balto. d there 1932 dau Chas. Sinclair, of Balto. No issue. (From above)

"3" Mary James Palmer 8 b 3-10-1911 Balto. Md. m 5-28-1929 Elmer Alonzo Moore, b 1-3-1911 Balto., son of Harry Elmer & Charlotte Estele (Tarr) Moore, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Moore live, 4-'47, Elkridge, Md He, a Commercial Artist. 1. John Elmer Moore 9 b 12-18-1929 Balto. living 4-'47 2. Jane Elizabeth Moore 9 b 9-10-1935 Balto., living, 4-'47. (From p 28)

"3" Robert McGill Mackall 6 CSA. b 2-5-1844 Georgetown, D. C. d 6-21-1934 Culpeper, Va. m 12-17-1867 Alice Ashby of Balto., Md. Mr. & Mrs. Mackall lived at Olney, Md. Later he lived at Culpeper, Va.; was one of "Mosby's Men" & the last survivor, in Culpeper Co., of that famous band of Confederate cavalry raiders. 1. Bessie Belt Mackall 7 b 6-24-1875 living, 8-'44 unm. 32 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 28) "4" ^1"1^^^11 6 b 9-26-lfi46 Georgetown, D. C. d 11-1-1927 Balto 2 1 B0W 6 Mkc e,Bto b 5 9 1861 Balt0 d the ÍS*and4 orlrS da!nSLT™ Ch"stianfta Sophii a (Bowie? ) Mackenzie- " . Mr-. Mackal- l owned and operated coal mines in W. Va. & Md. 1. ChaFles O'Donnell Mackall 7 b 11-1-1881 Balto. m 6-24-1924 Louise Fick- ingerBonner b 11-18-1895 Weston, W. Va., dau John Williams & Mary W Sm,*) Bonner. Mr. & Mrs. Mackall live, 2-'47, 311 Broxton Rd , Balto'.

Mrø?SM™ ÏSTOSï Mass.

4 ^bS-'íSïïd'; -»-"»»>"to. m 12-17.1938 Ethel „„„,

H--47, 3609 Edmunds S^N W Wash'D c'whe^ "^™* ^*' vern Dairies> ^ (Ice &^^ash. D. C. where he is Pres. of Mal- íif^ïu^í^iTÏISB8 W10H17"1926 Balt°- » 10-20- f Ch S K & SrifsS^ vrøÆ M d Mr : & M rs mce?an,Jm ZoÍL^t^T * ~- * * W' 2' - * ^ec- a. Christine Mackall Heartfield West 9 b 6-17-1946 Wash., living, ll-'47

(2) Maurice Kingsley Heartfield, Jr. 8 b 5-3.1928 Balto u^a^n-^?. (From p 27)

"2" Catherine T. (probably Tyler) McGill 4 b 1791 d 6-2ft-l«7n ™ «

(From p 27)

Co.Md^^ 3 (See P 26> b 9"13-1763 Fred. Wesc D 10- -1757 Fred^ Co d 5^18^1803 ''V^r™ Th°ma* Hilleary (Hillearv) West of ">\ZÓ » J ? Weston » son of JosePh & Sarah b, h.s pari ™s.Pa" 01 1000 "re k»W" *s "'««* Descendants of John Macgill 33 1. Horace West 4 b 10-12-1787 d 10-11-1821 unm. 2. Levin West 4 b 9-18-1789 (See below) 3. John McGill West 4 b 9-19-1791 d in infancy. 4. Thomas John West 4 b 5-10-1793 d 7-1-1825 unm. 5. Joseph West 4 b 4-3-1795 (See p 39) 4 6. Elizabeth West b 2-6-1797 (See p 45) 7. Capt. Trueman West 4 b 6-13-1800 (See p 45) 8. Dr. Geo. Wash. West 4 b 3-14-1803 (See p 51)

(From above)

"2"Levin West 4 b 9-18-1789 "Weston" Fred. Co, d 6- -1863 "Barley- wood' Fred. Co. which he owned, & in 1821 built "Ellerslie", both of which were part of the "Locust Grove" tract, m 3-1-1821, his 1st cousin, Eliza Hilleary West, b 5-6-1801 "Barleywood" d there 2-20-1872 dau Erasmis & Eleanor (Belt) West, of "Barleywood". Some years after their marriage, it was found - according to Scharf's History of Western, Md. - that the Rev. Benj. Allen, who married them and others, didn't have Holy Orders. This couple and others married by him were remarried, (See p 56). Levin West served in the War of 1812. 1. Thomas Hilleary West 5 b 2-8-1823 "Barleywood" d 6-13-1843 "Eller­ slie, unm. 2. Patrick McGill West 5 b 2-3-1825 (See below) 3. Sarah McGill West 5 7-2-1827 "Barleywood" d 7-29-1896 Oakland, Md unm. b 4. Ellen Mary West 5 b 1-21-1830 (See p 36) 5. Elizabeth West 5 b l-19-i832 (See p 36) 6. Erasmus West 5 b 12-9-1863 (See p 38) 7. Susan West 5 b 12-17-1841 d 6- -1937 unm. She was for years a trained nurse in Bellevue Hospital, N.Y. City.

(From above)

"2" Patrick McGill West 5 b 2-3-1825 "Barleywood" Fred. Co. d 8-18- 1904 Brunswick, Md. m 1st 11-20-1855 Betsy McGill Luckett b 1-1-1830 Fred. Co d 4-25- 1856 Jefferson, Md. dau Lt. Col. Nelson & Eleanor (McGill) Luckett (See p 70). No issue, m 2nd 6-1-1859 Eleanora Arabella McGill b 11-14-1827 "Potomac HiUs" Fred. Co. d 1-25-1900 Brunswick, Md. dau Patrick & Mary Davis (Hook) McGill, Jr. (See p 57). 1. Mary Hook West 6 b 8-27-1862 (See below)

2. Dr. Levin West 6 b 7-26-1864 "Barleywood" d 1-30-1944 Frederick, Md. m 12-3-1922 Elizabeth Hedges b 8-27-1887 Moorefield. W. Va. living, 12-'47, Frederick, Md. dau Dr. Harry Slicer & Mary Daniels (Eichelberger) Hedges, of Moorefield & Brunswick. No issue. (From above) "1" Mary Hook West 6 b 8-27-1862 "Ellerslie" Fred. Co. living 12-'47 Fred, Md. m 12-15-1897 William Schnauffer Jr. b 6-23-1858 Balto. Md.

DR. WARDLAW MCGILL (1846-1888) See 78 DR. ALFRED MCGILL BELT DR. THOMAS JOHN MCGILL (1847-1918) See 64 (1812-1886) See 70 DR. NORVELL BELT (1902 alive '47) See 67 DR. WILLIAM SCHNAUFFER DR. LEVIN WEST (1903 alive '47) See 36 (1864-1944) See 33 DR. EDWARD OLIVER BELT (1861-1906) See 66 DR. SAMUEL CLAGGETT DR. GEORGE WASHINGTON WEST (1873-1914) See 38 (1803-1888) See 51

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o Ït-h The picture on the opposite page is a photograph of the group of doctors' 3 photos on the living-room wall - note the wallpaper back of them - of Dr. » William Schnauffer's lovely home in Frederick, Md. These 12 men are <& all M.D.s, and all descendants of John Macgill, son of the "Parson", ex- B cept one, Dr. Charles Macgill, who was a descendant of the "Parsons" daughter, Margaret Ann, who married her 1st cousin, Patrick Macgill. Note below the picture their names, birth & death years & the page on which their record may be found.

CO 36 The Macgill-McGill Family d 5-4-1933 Brunswick, Md. son of William & Elise Wilhelmina (Moss) Schnauffer Sr. of Balto., Md. natives of Germany. 1. Levin West Snauffer ? b 2-28-1899 Brunswick, Md. m 4-21-1934 Dorothy Belle Compton b 12-13-1901, Leesburg, N. J. dau Howard & Dorothy Belle (Russel) Compton,of Leesburg. Mr. & Mrs. West live, l-'47 Brunswick. He in the automobile business. No issue. 2. Elise Wilhelmina Schnauffer 7 b 2-19-1901 Brunswick m 7-2-1926 George Luther Westerman b 5-3-1899 Balto., Md. son of John Lewis & Anna Barbara (Kappler) Westerman, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Westerman live, l-'46, Jessups, Md. He in the Hardware business in Balto. (1) John Levin Westerman 8 b 12-30-1927 Brunswick, d there 7-15-1943. (2) Mary Anna Westerman 8 b 8-22-1929 Brunswick, living, l-'46. 3. Dr. William Schnauffer, HI 7 b 4-8-1903 Brunswick m 12-31-1929 Kath­ erine Eliza Pitzer Ramsburgh b 6-5-1904 Fred. Co. dau Charles Jacob & Mamie Estella (Pitzer) Ramsburgh, of Lewistown, Md. Dr. & Mrs. Schnauffer live, 12-'47, Frederick, Md, where he is practicing medicine. He formerly owned & operated the Brunswick Hospital. (1) Katherine West Schnauffer, 8 b 9-9-1940 Brunswick, living 12-'47. (2) William Schnauffer IV 8 b 8-19-1946 Wash., D.C, living, 12-'47. 4. Judge Patrick McGill Schnauffer 7 b 12-17-1905 Brunswick m 6-19- 1931 Clara Elizabeth Magill b 1-1-1909 Phila., Pa. dau Charles Wm. & Clara Monica (Woods) Magill, of Mt. Royal, N. J. Judge & Mrs. Sch­ nauffer live, 12-'47, Frederick, Md. He, Judge of the Court, 6th Dist., Md. (1) Shirley Diane Schnauffer 8 b 12-14-1935 Brunswick , living, 12-'47. (2) Patrick McGill Schnauffer 8 b 1-14-1937 Brunswick, living, 12-'47. (3) Elaine Clara Schnauffer 8 b 1-27-1939 Brunswick, living, 12-'47. (From p 33) ""4" Ellen Mary "Molly" West 5 b 1-21-1830 "Barleywood" d 2-11- 1906 Clear Spring, Md. & buried there, m 1-24-1854 Tobias Belt Johnson b 1832 Clear Spring d there 1917 son of Tobias Belt & Ruth (Mason John­ son, Sr. of Clear Spring.

1. Susan Drane Johnson 6 D 1856 Clear Spring d there 2-11-1928 unm. 2. Levin West Johnson 6 b 1863 Clear Spring d about 1902 down South m Kate Feedt, b 1864 Clear Spring, d there 1929. Mr. & Mrs. L. W. John­ son lived at Clear Spring. He, a Civil Engineer & Farmer. (1) Katherine Johnson 7 b 1899, Clear Spring d there 1901. (From p 33)

"5" Elizabeth West 5 b 1-19-1832 "Barleywood" d there 12-30-1910 m 11-22-1855 Samuel Claggett b 8-12-1831 "Waterloo", Fred. Co. Md. d 6-15-1900 "Oakland", Fred. Co., son of Capt. Thomas John Claggett, MX). & Sophia Martin,and brother of Thos. Jno. Claggett HI who m Ann Perry Hilleary (See p 88), and grandson of Thos. Jno. Claggett, Bishop óf Md. 1. Minnie West Claggett 6 b 8-22-1856 "Sunnyside" Fred. Co., d 5-15-1881 St. James School, near Hagerstown, Md. m 7-27-1880 John Hamilton Chew Jr. b 3- -1852 Pr. Geo. Co. d 5- -1917 son of Rev. Jno. Hamilton & Sophia Genevieve (Claggett) Chew. (In Feb. 1888 J.H. Chew Jr. m May Ad­ dison & had (1) Genevieve Hamilton Chew d aged 4 yrs; (2) J.H. in living, 1943 Descendants of John Macgill 37 Philippines, unm; (3) May Addison, who m 1925 Capt. Jno Harrison Semmes, USN, & d 1926 leaving an infant dau) Harrison

2. Sophia Elizabeth Claggett 6 b 12-14-1858 "Sunnyside" d 9-12-1926 ,ri i°«fraSí C0l°; m n-19-1889 John Dawson Garrett Crampton l\ ^31"18" Melrose" Fred. Co. d 7-1-1924 Colorado Springs son of Oscar P. & Olivia (Garrett) Crampton of Fred. Co. Mr. & Mrs J DG Crampton lived at Colorado Springs. (1) 1st Lt. John Heugh Crampton 3-23-1893 Colo. Springs, d 9-11- - 1919 on relief expedition to Armenia, unm

3. John Heugh Martin Claggett 6 b 10-25-1861 "Sunnyside" d 11-22-1922 i «79a|°; 11 ' m S'27"1905 Mrs- Joan (neé Fraser) Mackenzie b 7-6- 1872 Ontario Canada, d 1-7-1933'"Oakland" Fred. Co. dau Murdock & Christine (MacKenzie) Fraser, of Kincardine, Ontario. Mr. & Mrs Claggett lived in Chicago, 111. (1) Lt. John Fraser Claggett 7 USA. b 12-12-1906 Chicago m 10-6-1936 Olga Roosevelt Bayne b about 1918 Wash. D. C. dau 5r. BrecLnridge Bayne of Oxen Hill, Md. & Wash. D. C. and his wife oiga Roosevelf mece of President Theodore Roosevelt. Lt & Mrs. Claggett live issue 1500 S" WabaSh AVe" ChiCag°- He' a Ne*sPaP" man No

4. Richard Keene Martin Claggett 6 b 9-23-1864 "Sunnyside" d there 3-3-

5. Thomas West Claggett 6 b 8-4-1869 (See below) 6. Sarah Genevieve Claggett 8 b 6-9-1871 (See p 38) 7. Dr. Samuel Claggett 8 b 1-21-1873 (See p 38) 1L1°UÍ7 ío^n^f6116 Claggett 6 b 7"26-1875 "Ellerslie" Fred. Co. d gett of Balto1 a member °f 016 laW firm> Bartlett, Poe & Clag-

(From above)

from N. J. at the same time Gov. Francis Thomas (See ) was a member l' A"?« Oaggett 7 b 8-1-1908 Balto. d there 8-18-1908.

b 5 18 1910 Balt m 8 1937 ^ce^dTe" b T 9-1905 Anne " " °- ^ ' Blanche li ? »J Arundel Co. Md. dau Franklin & Mary yCe) Adr n Maj & MrS Cla ett live 9 48 He a iS ye racüclnf° - in - - ^ > -' ' "Barleywood" A 4i P g Balto. He served 4 yrs in W. W. 2, first,

A PO t C i and WaSh D C f??; ,ÏJ?^ * n r S ' - - -5 Caribbean Div. BrmsÍTe^nlÍ ^ **** ^ ^ FieU' T™idad' (1) Thomas West Claggett HI 8 b 2-20-1938 Balto. living, 9-'46. (2) Susan Adreon Claggett 8 b 8-14-1941 Balto living, 9-'46. 38 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 37)

"6" Sarah Genevieve Claggett 6 D 6-9-1871 "Sunnside" Fred. Co. living, ll-'47, 2718 St. Paul St. Balto. m 4-18-1911 John Matthias Kopper, Jr. b 7-10-1875 Brick Church, N. J. d 6-14-1945 Madison, N. J. son of J. M. & Louise (Wheeler) Lopper, Sr. of Madison, N. J. Mr. &, Mrs. Kopper, Jr. lived at Madison. He, an artist of ability, was Councilman of Madison; a Vestryman of Grace Episcopal Ch. there 32 yrs & Warden 12 years. 1. John Matthias Kopper, IH,? does not use the "IH" b 9-15-1912 N.Y. City, m 9-5-1947 Lula Howard Bowen b 8-15-1913 Balto., dau Jesse Nicholas Howard (Bevan) Bowen, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Kopper live, 10-'47, 2929 N. Calvert St., Balto. He, a graduate of Johns Hopkins Univ., is Professor of Engineering, there. 2. Lt. Samuel Keene Claggett Kopper 7 USNR. b 7-7-1914 N.Y. City ra 9- 1-1941 Elizabeth Duke Lee b 12-4-1919 Wusih, China, dau Dr. Claude Marshall Lee, Medical Missionary to China, in charge of St. Andrews Hospital there, & Mary Willoughby Duke Slaughter, of Wusih, China & Charlottesville, Va. Lt. & Mrs. Kopper live, 10-'47, 428 Argyle Dr. Alex. Va. He a practicing Lawyer. He served in W.W. 2 in the African, Mediterranean & Iceland areas, & along our Atlantic coast. (1) Elizabeth Marshall Kopper 8 b 8-11-1942 Wash. D.C. living 10-'47. (2) Samuel Keene Claggett Kopper Jr. 8 b 4-9-1946 Wash.,DC ., living, 10-47. (3) Richard Henry Lee Kopper 8 b 6-12-1947 Wash. D. C. living 10-'47. (From p 37) "7" Dr. Samuel Claggett 6 b 1-21-1873 "Sunnyside" d 7-9-1914 Balto. Md. m 4-18-1906 Jeannette Benson Chew b 2-3-1877 "Cloverland" Pr. Wm. Co. Va. living, 9-'47, 2718 St. Paul St. Balto. Md. dau Thos. Jno. & Rosa Romily (Dulany) Chew, of Pr. Wm. Co. 1. Samuel Claggett 7 b 4-29-1908 Balto. living there, 9-'46, unm. 2. Capt. Thomas John Chew Claggett 7 ORC. b 5-21-1910 Balto. is, 9-'47, with Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. Balto. Served in W. W. 2 with 340th Engineer, C.S. Reg. & 1180th Engineers Construction Group on Alaskan Highway; also in Australia, Philippines & Leyte, unm. 3. Comdr. Bladen Dulany Claggett 7 USN. b 12-18-1912 "Oakland" Fred. Co. Md. m 6-12-1927 Rhea Ann Robinson b 10-9-1914 Harrisburg, Pa. dau Irvin Edward & Augusta (Haubrick) Robinson. Comdr. Claggett, a graduate of Naval Academy 1935, served in W.W. 2 on USS Mackerel in Atlantic & on USS Guardfish, USS Pargo & USS Dace, aU 3 in Pacific Submarine War Patrol & was in the battle of Leyte; then USS Cutlass; Balboa, Canal Zone; rec'd Navy Cross, 2 Silver Stars, Bronze Star, Presidential & Navy Unit Citations. (1) Bladen Dulany Claggett 8 b 8-4-1939 Canal Zone, living, 9-'46 (From p 33) "6" Erasmus West 5 b 12-9-1836 "EUerslie" Fred. Co. Md. d 8-15- 1903 Balto. Md. m 9^4-1860 Maria Louisa Hayes b 1841 Fred. Co. d 1880 Balto. Mr. & Mrs. West lived in Balto. He, a Pharmacist. 1. Cora Eliza West 6 b 9-1861 Balto. d there about 1917 unm. 2. George Hayes West 6 b about 1865 Balto d there unm. He was Clerk of the Court in Balto. many yrs. 3. Erasmus West, Jr. 8 b about 1868 d N.Y. City, unm. Descendants of John Macgill 39 (From p 33) "5" Joseph West 4 b 4-3-1795 "Weston" Fred. Co. d 1842 at his home on "Merryland Tract", m 1-9-1821 Mary Jamison b Fred. Co. d at their home on "Merryland Tract". 1. Thomas Benedict West 5 b 5-6-1822 "Merryland Tract" d there 10- 17-1822. 2. Horace Alexius West 5 b 11-21-182? d in infancy. 3. Robert West 5 b 9-2-1826. 4. Margaret Ann West 5 b 5-25-1828 d in infancy. 5. Horace Alexius West 5 b 182? (See below). 6. Joseph West Jr. 5 d Wash., D.C, unm. 7. Eugene West 5 (See p 44). 8. Mary Elizabeth West 5 b on "Merryland Tract" d in Balto., unm. (From above) "5" Horace Alexius West 5 b 182? "Merryland Tract" d 5-11-1874 Danville, 111. m about 1857 Virginia Lyles b 6-18-1836 Pr. Geo. Co., Md. d 7-11-1903 Balto., Md., dau Ignatius Perry Lyles & a Miss Foreman. Mr. & Mrs. Lyles lived in Pr. Geo. Co. Mr. & Mrs. West lived in various states, as is seen by the birth places of their children. He, a Farmer, & at one time Supt. of the farm & gardens of the St. James Episcopal Boys School near Hagerstown, Md. 1. Otelia Cullen West 6 b 11-12-1858 Danville, d 5-18-1891 Brooklyn, N.Y. m Robert Linn & lived there on Lexington St. or Ave. (1) Augustus Linn 7 m a trained nurse, moved out West, whereabouts unknown. 2. Mary Elizabeth West 6 b 10-9-1859 (See below) 3. WUliam West 6 b 1-22-1861 Oakland, Md. d there in infancy. 4. Harry Lyles West 6 b 3-22-1862 (See p 40) 5. Charlotte Howard West 6 b 2-17-1863 (See p 41) 6. Ellen Page West 6 b 2-14-1866 St. James School d there 7-6-1866 7. Caroline Winder West 6 b 6-17-1867 (See p 44) 8. Perry Lyles West 6 b 1-22-1869 Charles Town, W. Va. d there 7-23-1869 9. Horace Meade West 6 b 5-14-1870 Charles Town d there 7-28-1870 10. Jenny Winslow West 6 b 6-18-1872 Danville, 111. d 9-5-1878. (From above)

"2" Mary Elizabeth West 6 b 10-9-1859 Oakland, Md. living, ll-'47, 1641 Ellamont St. Balto. Md. m 5-17-1888 Charles Louis Pape b 5-17-1852 Balto. Co. Md. d 1-14-1934 Pikesville, Md. son of Christian Henry & Eliz. Margretta (Brockman) Pape, of Balto. Co. & both natives of Germany. 1. Virginia Lyles Pape 7 b 3-26-1889 (See p 40) 2. John Henry Pape 7 b 9-25-1890 Govanstown, Md. d 11-17-1939 Gettys­ burg, Pa. m 12-26-1914 Eva May Rothhaupt b 1-8-1896 Gettysburg, living there, 9-'47, at 395 Buford Ave. dau Harry Edgar & Margaret Jane (Nary) Rothhaupt, of Gettysburg. Mr. Pape was a Fruit Grower & Auto Dealer. No issue. 3. Marguerite Elizabeth Pape 7 b 9-2-1893 Govanstown, living, ll-'47, 1641 EUamont St. Balto. Md. Unm. 40 The Macgill-McGill Family

4. Carl Louie Pape 7 b 2-18-1899 Howardsville, Md. mist Helen Agusta Snyder b 7-20-1900 Balto. Co. Md. d there 3-4-1947, dau Henry Geo. & Musadora May Snyder, of Balto. No issue. m 2nd Marjorie Viola Helman b 6-19-1917 Balto. Co. dau Ira Franklin & Ida Anna Helman, of Balto. Co. Mr. & Mrs. Pape live, ll-'47 3605 St. James Rd. Balto. 5. Horace West Pape 7 b 10-14-1900 Howardsville m 1st, later divorced, Marie Trenner b in Balto. (1) John Charles Pape 8 b 11-14-1932 Balto. living, ll-'47. m 2nd 7-31-1942 Sophy Emma Bausch b 2-3-1903 Wilkes Barre, Pa. dau Jno. Peter & Anna MacGregor (Pugh) Bausch, of Wilkes Barre. Mr. & Mrs. Pape live, ll-'47, 807 Olmstead Rd. Sudbrook Park, Pikesville, Md. He served in W.W. 1 from 10-'17, in Co. B, 61st Inf. 5th Div. A.E.F.; reached France, 3-'18; Sgt. from 3-'19; (Battles) Defense B „, „ Sector, Alsace Loraine, St. Mihiel & Verdun. No issue. 6. William Watson Pape ^ b 10-26-1902 Howardsville m 6-24-1925 Grace Immogene Morris b 6-24-1905 Fredericksburg, Va. dau Rich. & Frances (Sacra) Morris, of Fredericksburg. Mr. & Mrs. Pape live, ll-'47 205 Brightside Ave. Pikesville, Md. (1) Charlotte Ruth Pape 7 b 7-4-1927,Pikesville, living, ll-'47. (2) WUliam Watson Pape Jr. 7 b 3-26-1929, Pikesville, living, ll-'47. (From p 39)

"1" Virginia Lyles Pape 7 b 3-26-1889 Govanstown, Md. living, 10-'47 3501 Berwyn Ave. Balto. m 11-1-1911 Adam Raymond Childs b 3-29-1888 HowardsvUle, Md. living ll-'47, son of Jno. & PauUne (Ewing) Childs, of Pikesville, Md. ' 1. Raymond Douglas Childs 8 8-9-1914 Villa Nova, Md. m 3-29-1941 Anna- belle Lee Jones b 4-22-1913 Snow HU1, Md. dau Wm. Henry & Annie Primrose (Barnes) Jones, of Snow HU1. Mr. & Mrs. Childs live ll-'47 209 Wash. St. Snow Hill. He, Dist. Mgr. Eastern Shore Gas Corp. He ' served in W.W. 2 from 4-'41 to 6-'45 with the 609th Coast Artillery Hawaiian Islands; re'd Good Conduct Medal, Amer. Defense Service Medal & Asiatic-PacUic Medal. No issue. 2. Margaret Eleanor ChUds 8 b 4-1-1918 Pikesville, Md. m 8-23-1936 WU- bert CarroU Adams b 7-19-1911, son of Wm. Rich. Adams, of Cambridge, Md. Mr. & Mrs. Adams live, ll-'47 Berwyn Ave. Balto. He an Electric­ ian with Penn. Ry. Co. (1) Virginia Eleanor Adams 9 b 11-26-1937 Balto. living ll-'47 (2) Barbara Carrol Adams 9 b 8-23-1939 Balto. Uving 11-'47 3. Helen Jean Childs 8 b 5-31-1925 PikesviUe, m 10-20-1944 Norman La Vere Hughes b 4-13-1927 Westminister, Md. son of Harry Wade & Bes- fJVf^ÏÏSÖ Huehes> of Westminister. Mr. & Mrs. N. L. Hughes live, 11- 47, 3501 Berwyn Ave. He a FilUng Station Mgr. (1) Norman Douglas Hughes 9 b 5-28-1946 Balto. living, ll-'47. (From p 39)

"A'L Ha^ry LyleS West 6 b 3-22-1862 Oakland, Md. d 11-24-1890, a Lo­ comotive Engineer, killed in a Ry. accident near Galesburg, 111. m 2-9-1884 Descendants of John Macgill 41

Mary Langheld b 2-9-1865 Decatur, 111. d there 9-28-1944, dau Herman Langheld, of Decatur. 1. Edith Theresa West 7 b 9-7-1885 Decatur, m 2-20-1932 Joseph Hodeson Marks b 6-29-1890 Brooklyn, N.Y. son of Henry & Emma MauS (Down™) Marks, of Seattle, Wash. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Marks live, ll-'47 6016 W Orleans St. Seattle. He, a Salesman. No issue. 2. Otelia Pyles West 7 b 5-20-1889 Aurora, 111. living, ll-'47 326 W Division St. Decatur, unm. ' (From p 39)

"5" Charlotte Howard West 6 D 2-17-1863 Oakland, Md. d 10-14-1945 Boalí°n„Md- m 9_15-1885 Edwin Julius Smead b 7-17-1853 Balto. d there 5- 28-1926 son of Wm. & Frances C. (Williamson) Smead, of B o Mr Mrs. E. J. Smead lived in Balto. 1. Caroline "Carrie" Edwina Smead 7 b 11-10-1887 Balto. living 8-'47 64 Forest Hill Rd. West Orange, N. J. where she operates a Convales­ cent Home. Unm. 2. Marie Lillian Smead 7 b 7-24-1889 (See below) 3. Edwin Howard Smead 7 b 2-20-1891 fe d 6-3-1893 Balto 4. Anita Howard Smead 7 b 6-25-1893 (See p 42) 5. Alice Beatrice Smead 7 b 4-6-1895 (See p 42) 6. Edwin Julius Smead Jr.7 b 1-21-1897 (See p 43) 7. Charlotte West Smead7 b 10-18-1900 (See p 43) 8. Nellie Wilton Smead 7 b 12-12-1902 (See p 43) 9. Catherine Elizabeth Smead 7 b 7-5-1905 (See p 44) (From above) "2" Marie Lillian Smead 7 b 7-24-1889 Balto m 10-14-1909 John Waters ^ISSSÍ^V8?^' Z*-sono f Dr-Jno-Andrew Sava •-cESS Kl?fwnl!f Paris, France; Geneva, Switzerland; and Rich. Va. Mr. & Mrs. J. W.Bartkowski, live, ll-'47, 5213 Norwood Ave. Balto. He Dist. Mgr., Fruit Growers Express Co. ' 1. John Rogers Bartkowski 8 b 7-22-1910 Balto. living, 8-'47, in Calif a b^-SSE'tm 8M°"19V ' later diVOrCed' Helen Elizabeth Koralewski m\ u 2 B0St0n' Mass- alvmS> 8 47> Kans- City, Mo. & remarried

(1) JohnKrantz Bartkowski 9 b 8-20-1933 Balto. living 8-'47 Kans C tv 2. Mary Virginia Bartkowski 8 b 3-17-1914 Balto. m 2^6-1932 Robert Ordway Bortner b 4-6-1908 Arcadia, Md. son of Ployd O. & Goldie (Shil- ,i,nn Bortner> 01 Arcadia. Mr. & Mrs. R. O. Bortner live 8-'47, 5504 Willow Lawn Park Rich. Va. He, a Civil Engineer graduate of John Hop­ kins Univ., with Glens-FaUs Casualty Co. (1) Robert Walters Bortner 9 b 9-8-1934 Balto. living, 8-'47. m 194?°aterhLLeland 8 This ™»* was changed by the court

r e Robert Leland Bart b 14-1941 f n ^« !Í'J° » 4-23-1917 Balto. m 10- ErnílwV1 li86 Treband b 3-14-181» Balto. dau Millard T. & S^Coulbourn) Treband, of Sudbrook Park, Balto. Co. Md. Mr. & al Fiin Ve' 9" i7' °n H°Ward Ave- Sudbrook Park. He, a Mechanic- ConSt!^ graduate of Johns Hopkins Univ. - class of 1940 - & with Sto S &< EleC£iC C°- 0f Balt0- He served in W.W. 2 from at HiLÍL V • T PÍC-t0 Captain in U-S- Army Corps of Engineers, Pom^L aUan Dept" later Hd<*trs - PacUic Ocean Area, as Engr. combat Observer at Torawa, Makin, Saipan & Guam; returned to U.S 42 The Macgill-McGill Family and reassigned to Office of Chief of Engineers, Wash. D. C. in Plans & Training Div. in 6-'45; released to inactive status 10-'45. (1) Ann Coulbourn Bart 9 b 7-25-1943 Balto. living, 9-'47. (2) Robert Leland Bart Jr. 9 b 8-4-1946 Balto living, 9-'47.

(From p 41)

"4" Anita Howard Smead 7 b 6-25-1893 Balto. Md. m 1st 12-31-1913, later divorced, Albert Harrison McClatchy b 8-17-1889 Wash. D. C. Hving, 9-'47, 2722 Harlem Ave. Balto. son of Robt. Fran­ cis & Laura (Morgan) McClatchy, of Balto. 1. Robert Edwin McClatchy 8 b 12-29-1914 Balto. d there 1-10-1916. 2. Charlotte Morgan McClatchy 8 b 6-19-1918 Balto d there 12-7-1919. 3. Maj. Howard Lee McClatchy 8 b 7-25-1920 Balto. m 1st 12-27-1941, later divorced, Carrie Silcox Baüie b 12-10-1920 Augusta, Ga. Maj. McClatchy served in W. W. 2, from 1941 to 10-'46 in U. S. Army Air Corps. 3 yrs, of it in European theater as pilot of a B-17 & from Lt. to Lt.Col. At war's end, was pilot to Gen. OrviUe Anderson, with U. S. Strategic Bombing Survey in Europe; upon its completion did same in Japan with Gen Anderson- circUng the world. Maj. McClatchy, who is also a Concert Pianist, when discharged, 10- '46, continued his music, studying under Alex. Sklarevoski, at Pea- body Conservatory, Balto. & while in Europe studied paino under Mark Hamburg. He was urged to rejoin the Service, which he did, 6-'47. He rec'd. practically every decoration-among them President­ ial Citation- except Purple Heart & Congressional Merit of Honor. Is, 9-'47, a Major Regular U. S. Air Corps. (1) James Howard McClatchy 9 b 11-8-1942 Augusta, living, 9-'47. m again 4-24-1937 Edward Francis Dempsey b 10-29-1908 Phila. Pa., son of Francis Edward & Mary Louise Dempsey, of Phila. Mr. & Mrs. E. F. Dempsey live, 9-'47, 509 N. Monroe St. Media, Pa. He, an En­ gineer. No issue.

(From p 41)

"5" AUce Beatrice Smead 7 b 4-6-1895 Balto. Md. m 12-19-1915 Dr. Lewis Cass Spencer, neé Jones, but surname changed, by his mother after his father's death, to her surname, of Spencer, b 11-28-1887 Jackson, La. son of Dr. Joe E. & Rowena Priscilla (Spencer) Jones. Dr. L. C. & Mrs. Spencer Uve, 8-'47, 8008 Spruce St., New Orleans, La. He, with the La. Board of Health. He served in W.W. 1 as a Surgeon, with rank of captain, A.E.F. Dr. & Mrs. Spencer have, Uving with them, 8-'47,her niece, Char- olotte Caldwell Moss. (See p 44) 1. Elizabeth Cass Spencer 8 b 8-12-1917 Leeds, England, m 1-22-1944 Francis Joseph Roach b 2-13-1921 Phila., Pa., son of Maurice Francis & Margaret Agatha (Nevins) Roach, of Phila. Mr.& Mrs. F. J. Roach live, 8-'47, 1601 21st St., N. W. Wash. D.C. He, a Student in School of Govern­ ment, Geo. Wash. Univ. there. He served in W.W. 2 from 2-42 to 12-'45 with Adjt. General's Dept. in the Solomons, New Guinea & Manila; rec'd. 3 Battle Stars & Philippine Liberation Medal. No issue. 2. Alice West Spencer 8 b 10-30-1920 New Orleans,is 8-'47, a Registered Descendants of John Macgill 43 Nurse, Truro Hospital, New Orleans, unm. 3. Dr. Rowena Spencer 8 b 7-23-1922 Shreveport, La. a graduate of Med­ ical School, Johns Hopkins Univ. 6-'47 is, 8-'47 an Interne at Johns Hopkins Hospital & the 1st woman to hold an Interneship in Surgery there. Unm. 4. Sarah Mayo Spencer 8 b 9-5-1924 New Orleans, living there, 8-'47, unm. (From p 41) "6" Edwin Julius Smead, Jr. 7 b 1-21-1897 Balto. Md. m 4-22-1916 Grace Kriete dau Howard & Nora (Hughes) Kriete, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Smead, Jr. live, 8-'47, 3014 Oak Hill Ave. Hagerstown, Md. He, V. Pres. Statton Furniture Mfg. Co. there. 1. Edwin Howard Smead 8 b 2-21-1917 Balto. 2. Howard Kriete Smead8 b 6-11-1926 Hagerstown, He married; enlisted in the Navy 2-8-1944. No other information. (From p 41)

"7" Charlotte West Smead 7 b 10-18-1900 Balto. Md. Uving, 8-'47, 714 Wyndhurst Rd. Balto.; is Business Mgr. of Gilman's Boys' School, Balto.; m 7-8-1920 Charles AUen Patterson b 12-12-1895 Littleton, N. C. d 2-14- 1939 Balto. son of Jno. Rice & Sue Mavin (Allen) Patterson, of Littleton. C. A. Patterson served in W.W. 1, in U. S. Marine Corps. 1. Charlotte West Patterson 8 b 7-23-1921 Balto. living, 9-'47, above ad­ dress, m 12- -1941 Frederick Marx b 4-11-1919 Balto. living, 9-'47, son of Fred. Christian & Cath. (Donahue) Marx, of Balto. (1) Charlotte West Marx 9 b 8-5-1942, Atlanta, Ga. Uving 9-'47. (2) Catherine Donahue Marx 9 b 8-5-1942, Atlanta, Ga. living 9-'47. 2. Charles AUen Patterson 8 b 9-5-1922 Littleton; studying art, 9-'47, in N.Y.City unm. 3. Susan Aldridge Patterson 8 b 5-11-1924 Littleton; is, 8-'47, a graduate nurse at Union Memorial Hospital, Balto., unm. 8 4. Elizabeth Spottswood Patterson b 3-13-1926 Littleton; living, 8-'47, mother's address, unm.

(From p 41)

"8" NeUie WUton Smead 7 b 12-12-1902 Balto. Md. m 5-11-1922 How­ ard Samuel Jones b 8-26-1900 Brooklyn, N.Y. son of Wm. Charles & Elean­ or Marie (Bremer) Jones, of Ridgefield Park, N. J. Mr. & Mrs. Jones live, 11-'47, 100 W. University Parkway, Balto. He proprietor of the Commer­ cial Envelope Co. Balto. 1. Eleanor Howard Jones 8 b 1-29-1923 Balto. m 12-12-1942 Joseph Irving Coale, Jr. b 6-1-1923 Balto., son of J. I. & Grace (PurceU) Coale, Sr. of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. J. I. Coale, Jr. live, ll-'47, 3923 Keswick Rd. Balto. He, in the Envelope business. He served in W.W. 2 from 3-'43 to 10- '45 in Army Air Corps; commissioned 2nd Lt. 9-8-1944; flew P-38, A-20 & B-25 types of aircraft. (1) Joseph Howard Coale 9 b 8- -1944 Balto., living, 8-'47. (2) John PurceU Coale 9 b 12-21-1946 Balto. Uving, 8-'47. 44 The Macgill-McGill Family 2. Dorothy Wilton Jones 8 b 12-21-1924 Balto. m 6-25-1947 William Rein- hoff Richardson b 6-24-1924 Balto. son of Edward Jones & Mary (Rein- hoff) Richardson, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. R. Richardson live, ll-'47 5203 Falls Rd. Balto. He, an Electrical Engineer. In W. W. 2 he en- ' listed, 12-'42; was called to active duty, 7-'43; commissioned Ensign, USNR, 11- 45, and discharged, 7-46. He served aboard rescue vessel as Executive Officer & Navigator.

(From p 41)

"9" Catherine Elizabeth Smead 7 b 7-5-1905 Balto. Md. d there 2-10- 1935, m 8-26-1931, as his 2nd wife, (He m 1st Mabel Clair Chaplan now Mrs. Wm. S. Bastian, by whom he had W. C. Moss, Jr. b 6-25-1925, Nor­ folk, Va. & now married) Warrington Caldwell Moss b 4-23-1905 Norfolk living, 9- 47, 345 E. 57th St. N.Y. City. He, an Engineer, son of Wm. Ward & Mary Lampkin (Murphy) Moss, of Media, Pa. Norfolk & Balto. 1. Charlotte Caldwell Moss 8 b 5-22-1932 Rich. Ind. living, 9-'47, with her mother's sister, Mrs. Spencer (See p 42) in New Orleans, La. (From p 39) "7" Caroline Winder West 6 b 6-17-1867 St. James School, Wash. Co Md. d 3-17-1938 Balto. m 1-1-1903 James Cowman b 1-23-1854 Ohio (?) d 11-24-1928 Balto. son of Edward & his cousin, Sarah (Cowman)Cowman, of Ohio & Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Cowman lived in Balto. He, a Merchant 1. Horace Edward Cowman 7 b 7-30-1906 Balto. m 7-12-1935 Naomi Cath­ erine Brundick b 10-9- 1909 Balto. dau Wm. Ralph & Cath. Anna (Riehl) Brundick, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Cowman live, ll-'47, 4706 Savre St Balto. He, a Chemist. (1) Caroline Ann Cowman 8 b 9-17-1938 Balto., living, ll-'47. 2. James Cowman, Jr. 7 b 3-4-1908 Balto. m 1-29-1937 Mabel Lillian Crawford b 2-22-1916 Balto. a dau of parents not known - foster par­ ents, James Gordon & Hattie (Terry) Crawford, of Balto. & Westmin­ ister, Md. Mr. & Mrs. Cowman, Jr. live, ll-'47, 1503 Park Ave. Balto He, a Chemist. (1) Edward Wallace Cowman 8 b 9-3-1937 Balto. living, ll-'47. (2) Joan Winder Cowman 8 b 12-9-1939 Balto.living, ll-'47. (From p 39) "7" Eugene West 5 b on "Merryland Tract"', Fred. Co. Md. m Nannie Cowan, from near Harrisonburg, Va. In 1874 he kept a store & Post Office near Harrisonburg. 1. May West 6 died unmarried. 2. Eugene West Jr. 6 b about 1869. 3. Nannie West 6 a Mr. Berry, who at one time kept a hardware store at Leesburg, Va. m (1) Eugenia Berry 7 whereabouts unknown. (2) Natalie Berry 7 whereabouts unknown. Descendants of John Macgill 45 (From p 33) "6" Elizabeth West 4 b 2-6-1797 "Weston" Fred. Co. says one report, another says "Barleywood" m 2-6-1821 Joseph W. Johnson son of Jno. & Susanna (West) Johnson. J. W. Johnson & his family went West, but where­ abouts of his descendants unknown to this compiler. 1. Robert Johnson " 2. Horace Johnson 5 b2-8-1823 3. John Truman Johnson 5 b 5-4-1824 4. Richard Johnson 5 b 11-25-1825 5. Edwin Johnson 5 6. Elizabeth Johnson " 7. Sarah McGill Johnson 5 8. Milton West Johnson 5

(From p 33)

"7" Capt. Truman West 4 b 6-13-1800 Fred. Co. d 7-25-1878 Garrett Co. m 5-4-1831 Susanna Elizabeth Johnson b in Fred Co. dau Richard & Eleanor Johnson of Fred. Co. Miss Elizabeth J. West, of Oakland, Md., their great granddaughter, - See p 46, wrote this compiler in regard to them: "The same year they were married they left their beautiful home on the 'Merryland Tract' in Fred. Co. Md. and came to the rugged country of Garrett Co. Md. to make a new home on a farm they called "Woodland" near Accident, Md. These young people were both deeply religious and glad to leave behind the gay, fox-hunting, care-free world in which they had lived. They opened a Sunday School at their home. They had been raised Episcopalians, but finding no Episcopal Church within reach, they joined the Methodist Church. They soon became & continued through a long life to be leaders in their community. He was captain of a company of Home Guards. During the Civil War a company of Union soldiers was sent to guard the National Pike and spent a day & night at Accident. There was much drinking among the soldiers, and some of the townspeople became uneasy. So Capt. West went over to the camp and suggested a shooting match at a bull's eye. This met with the approval of the soldiers, and in a short time all their ammunition was gone and the community felt safe for the night." 1. Richard Johnson West 5 b 1832 (See below) 2. Eleanor Johnson West 5 m 11-3-1853 Alexander Fairall, of Va. b 1830. No issue. 3. Dr. Thomas Hilleary West 5 b 11-19-1841 (See p 48) 4. Sarah McGill West 5 m 10-24-1874 Richard M. Fairall, son of Rich. Iglehart & Sarah Anne (Taggart) Fairall, and bro. of Rich. Johnson West's wife, below. No issue. 5. Charles Truman West 5 (See p 50) 6. Joseph West 5 b 1-1-1846 d 3-1-18? unm.

(From above) "1" Richard Johnson West 5 b 1832 Accident, Md. d 6-29-1898 Oakland, Md. m 10-5-1854 Martha Anne Fairall b 1832 Old Stone Tavern, Rt. 50, 46 The Macgill-McGill Family

d 1918 Oakland, dau Rich. Iglehart & Sarah Anne (Taggart) Fairall, of Ac­ cident, Md. and a sister of Sarah McGill West's husband, Richard M. Fair- all above.

1. Edward Irving West 6 b 7-28-1855 "Woodland" d 6-6-1931 Oakland, m 10-17-1883 Adelia Tower b 1-9-1862 Totten Farm, Oakland, living 3-'48 Oakland, Md. dau Wm. Henry & Rebecca (Totten) Tower. Mr. West was for many years proprietor of the Glades Hotel in Oakland; a Justice of the Peace, and an Episcopalian, but later a Presbyterian. (1) Elizabeth Johnson West 7, an only child, b 2-6-1888 Oakland, Md. living there, l-'48, unm. She is Secty. to the Trial Justice there, besides taking an active interest in Community affairs, and is the Family-minded" member of her branch of the West family and has added much to this record. 2. Truman West 8 b 1858 (See below) 3. Sarah Anne West 6 b 10-29-1868 (See p 47) 4. Richard Henry West 6 b 12-8-1871 (See p 48)

(From above)

"2" Truman West 6 b 1858 d 4-1-1922 m 3- -1866 Ella Coýle b 2-15- 1870 d 1940 dau of Patrick Coyle, of Ireland, and his wife, Mary Cornelius. 1. Anne McComas West " b 9-6-1888 (See below) 2. Mary Cornelia West 7 b 5-27-1891 m 2-19-1917 Winton Weems Nihiser b 9-3-1888 son of Dr. Winton Markwood & Gustavia (Weems) Nihiser Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Nihiser live, 9-'46, Deal, Md. He a member of the Weems Steamboat family. No issue. 3. Truman West, Jr. 7 d 1925 m Jessie Walker. No issue. 4. Isabel Johnson West 7 b 7-7-1907 Oakland, Md., m 6-19-1928 Rev Paul Glenwood Linaweaver, an Episcopal Minister, b 7-27-1902 Great Cacap- on, W. Va. son of Chas. Edward & Hazel Tennessee (Hovermale) Lina­ weaver, of Hancock, Md. & brother of Walter Ellsworth Linaweaver See p 124. Rev. & Mrs. Linaweaver, are, 8-'47, in England. He'Sr.' Chaplain, U. S. Fleet there. Mr. Linaweaver was Supt. of Schools on the Island of Guam; was Chaplian of U.S.S. Wyoming & later at the Nav­ al Base at Alameda, Calif. & later stationed in Alaska. Has the rank 8- 47, of Comdr. (l)Paul Glenwood Linaweaver, Jr. 8 b 8-3-1929 Wash, living 8-'47. (From above)

JT'tnA^„McC0maS West 7 b 9-6"1888 Oakland, Md. living there, 3-'47, f fc, «»;. Dr- Thomas Alfonse Gonder b 11-20-1883 Oakland, d there 4-16-1945, son of Andrew Bruce & Mary Martha (Casteel) Gonder. Dr & Mrs. Gonder lived in Oakland, Md. He a Druggist 1. Martha West GonderS b 4-26-1911 living, 4-'45, Oakland, Md. unm. 7£oT!i0moS Alfonse Gonder, Jr.8 b 10-19-1912 Oakland, Md. m 6-31- 1939, Dr. Sarah Higgins Bowditch, now separated, b 1907 Milton, Mass., living, 9- 46, dau Ernest W. Bowditch & his wife, Miss Swann, of Md Dr. Gonder studied at Univ. W. Va. Univ. Md. & Duke; interned at Johns Hopkins, Balto. & 8 St. Batholomew's in London. Served in W W 2 as surgeon, rank of Capt. in USMC; practiced in Balto. Md. after the war; Descendants of John Macgill 47 then, did some Research & Teaching at Duke Univ.; now, l-'48 in pri­ vate practice in Wash. D. C. 3. Richard Johnson Gonder 8 b 4-13-1917 Oakland, m 2-27- 1943 Virginia EtheTidge Worth b 12-25-1917 Elizabeth City, N. C. dau Winfield Aug­ ustus & Ethel Va. (Etheridge) Worth, of Elizabeth City. Mr. & Mrs. Gonder live, 8-'47, Elizabeth City. He, Associate Editor of "Elizabeth City Independant". He served in W. W. 2, as Lt. USNR, aircraft squad­ rons; 4 yrs in the service- 16 mos. of it overseas in Pacific. (1) Virginia Worth Gonder 9 b 9-4-1944 Palo Alto, Calif, living, 3-'47. (From p 46)

"3" Sarah Anne West 6 D 10-29-1868 Swanton, Md. d 5-6-1945 Oakland, Md. m 11-16-1884 Dr. Henry Wheeler McComas b 2-12-1866 Oakland, d there 4-10-1939 son of Dr. Josiah Lee & Sarah Ellen (Wheeler) McComas. Dr. H. W. & Mrs. McComas lived in Oakland. He a practicing Physician & a State Senator from Garrett Co. 1. Harry Lee McComas 7 b 1888 Oakland, d 5-23-1925 Balto. m Jean Nor­ wood b 1882, living, l-'45, 4626 Karon Ave. Balto. dau Oliver Taylor & Emma (Coleman) Norwood. No issue. 2. Josiah Wheeler McComas 7 b 1890 Oakland, d 1922 m 2-15-1921 Mar­ garet Sincell b Oakland, living there, 11-'46, dau Harry C. & Mary (Ken­ nedy) Sine ell, of Oakland. (1) Margaret Sincell McComas 8 b 1922 Wash. D. C. living, 11-'46, Oak­ land, unm. 3. Richard Carlton McComas 7 b 2-18-1894 Oakland m 9-9-1923 Leah Sincell b 10-1-1897 Oakland dau Henry C. & Mary (Kennedy) Sincell & sister of Margaret Sincell above. Mr. & Mrs. McComas live, 11-'46, Oakland. No issue. 4. Anne West McComas 7 b 2-10-1898 Oakland d 1926. She was Supt. of the "Harriet Lane" ward at Johns Hopkins Hospital, unm. 5. Sarah Ellen McComas 7 b 1900 Oakland m 12-23-1922 Edward Chester Laurence, b 9-2-1893 Front Royal, Va. son of John Alexander & Eleanor (Gould) Laurence, of Front Royal. Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Laurence live 3- '48, Oakland. (1) Eleanor Anne Laurence 8 b 8-5-1925 Oakland, m 3-27-1948 Kenneth Lawton b in Oakland, son of Arthur & Eliz. (Littman) Lawton, of Oakland. (2) Elizabeth McComas Laurence 8 b 8-12-1929 Oakland, living 3-'48 6. Martha Fairall McComas 7 b 4-16-1903 Oakland, Md. d there 1-19-1945, m 7-15-1920 Paul Winston Mclntire b Thomas, W. Va. living, 11-'46, Oakland, and in Furniture & Hardware business, son of Charles Newton & Eva Frances (Poling) Mclntire, of Oakland. (1) Charles Henry Mclntire 8 b 8-16-1926, Oakland living, 11-'46. (2) Paul Winston Mclntire 8 b 4-27-1934 living, 11-'46. 7. Henry Wheeler McComas, Jr.7 b 11-26-1906 Oakland, m 3-12-1926 Sarah Johnson b 7-6-1906 Pa. dau Cameron 6 Cora (Straw) Johnson, of Pa. Mr. & Mrs. McComas both living, 12-'46. He, with a bank in Balto. Md. (1) Carolyn Eloise McComas 8 b 5-30-1929 Oakland, living, 12-'46. (2) Henry Wheeler McComas HI 8 b 4-26-1931 Oakland, living, 12-'46. 48 The Macgill-McGill Family Ssa^ living, 12--46. (5) Martha Ann McComas 8 £ Ji^i"'B^^L^

(From p 46)

ché4sLRÍVaarmhlVstl'1871 f*"1' Md" Iivil*' Win- Tecumseh, ^. d]-^l^t}S^^!^ May Faira11 b 3-28-1876 & SuSan a sister of Eli2a Jane JinS SefpTsj FairS^f l' Ï£^&Ü2^>»*«Ï Æ/paul Webster ley) Frazee ? ^Fraz^r L^a Clara(Beegh- 46 Erie Pa (DPaul Webster Frazee, Jr 8! b 1^3 19oi *T?* ™ ' ' ' Sheftic b 5-2-1922 daú AlhuJ* i T • ,J? 6~1(}-1941 Virginia Louise spelling is L2^^£TZE* Sf elf ^ ^

WS2ÏÏ?baS3-ïa,l8 ï 12-30-1923 m 5-l?-1942 Judith Jennie e ry & (K0l0S0f DanieIs S I íive m3% rTe p "JfT" ) - Sr. 2. Martha Anne West 1 b 8-2 -1898 iïf' í° 'T*' b 8-29-1897 Selbysport Md son otïrSCf1"6^ °amel Trickett (Browning) Trickettof Óakt'nrt if F/ed Miller & Rebecca Fuller Oakland, MdL He aÏ Farme" ^ & ^ D" Trickett live- 1943,

SSrTc^Í» 11-46, unm. 3. Richardyjohnsyoïwekset7 b^^lloí SÍÏÏJ U-'46' »»• m B^Mar^ Va. dau of Emmet m 2nd 8-25-1940 Orpha May Schaffer b 5-9^-1011 n u „

4. Helen Louise wS 7 b 1906 OaMand mK St' VE***' Va" N° issue- KT* ?ite live' 194 cie^t oh£nneth White- Mr-& Mrs- (1) Mary Martha White 8 b 1926. (From p 45)

'33 " Dr. h0mas ™ • ^'J "illeary West 5 b 11-19-1841 d 7-19 ion

- lsMO-27-1870 Fannie Hennen, of KeyserTv?J£ ^ agfi of 3?

2' sÏahM^t6 b fieyS6r' d in Childhood.

2. Sarah McGill West 6 b 7-5-1872 (See p 49)

3. Minnie Martin West 6 b 6-21-1875 (See p 50)

(1) Thomas West Webb 7. (2) Eleanor Johnson Webb ?

5- Alice Giddings West 6 b 1883 Keyser, living, H-'47, "Bowling Green" Descendants of John Macgill 49 Cumb. Md. Rte. 6. m 6-24-1903 Maj. Earl Herndon Smith b 3-27-1880 Fairmont, W. Va. d Martinsburg, W. Va. son of Clarence Tindey & Va. (Fleming) Smith, of Fairmont. Maj. Smith was a soldier of W.W. I; State Senator; founder of the "Fairmont Times" and 1st Com­ mander of the Fairmont Post of the American Legion. (1) Earl Herndon Smith, Jr. 7 b 6-4-1905 Keyser m Mary Josephine Rosier b 11-7-1904 Fairmont, dau Joseph & Isa (Randolph) Rosier, the latter a U. S. Senator from W. Va. and Pres., Fairmont State College. Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Jr. live, ll-'47,726 Benoni Avenue. Fairmont. He, with the Traction Co. there. a. Jo Ann Smith 8 b 3-19-1929 Fairmont, living, 11-'47. b. Patricia Smith 8 b 3-17-1932 Fairmont, living ll-'47. 6. Helen Louise West 6 b 6-2-1886 Keyser m 1908 William Henry Mark- wood b 2-14-1881, son of Jacob Henry & Otelia Burns (Rees) Mark- wood. Mr. & Mrs. Markwood live, 10-'47, Keyser, W. Va. (1) William Henry Markwood, Jr. 7 b 6-22-1910 Keyser m 5-4-1935 Emily North Lively b 11-4-1913 dau Henry Shaw & Gladys (De Bolt) Lively. Mr. & Mrs. Markwood, Jr. live, l-'45, Wilmington, Del. He, a Research Chemist Hercules Powder Co. a. William Henry Markwood, IH 8 b 1-25-1939, living, l-'45. b. Thomas North Markwood 8 b 4-22-1941 living, l-'45. (2) Helen West Markwood 7 b 2-18-1917 Keyser m 4-15-1939 Paul Haven Cannon b 1-28-1914 son of Thomas Martin & Minnie Maud (Tasker) Cannon. Mr. & Mrs. P. H. Cannon live, l-'45, Rome, Ga. He, in textile research work. a. Thomas Markwood Cannon 8 4-7-1943 living, l-'45. (3) Jean Burns Markwopd 7 b 7-27-1918 Keyser, m Dr. Richard Em­ erson Romig b Keyser, son of Dr. Emerson Van & Katie (Grove) Romig, of Keyser. Dr. & Mrs. R. E. Romig live, 10-'47, Keyser. He, a Pharmacist. a. Mollie Jean Romig 8 m 2nd 1-25-1905 Lulu Theodosia Huffman b 5-4-1875 "Elmdale" Hamp­ shire Co. W. Va. dau Elijah High & Sarah Eliz. (Taylor) Huffman, of "Elmdale". After Dr. West's death, she m 2nd Manassah Dasher, Cashier for almost 50 yrs. of the South Branch Valley Nat. Bank, Moorefield, W.Va. where he & she live, ll-'47. She a member of the D.A.R., was very helpful with the record here of her 1st husband's immediate family. 7. Sarah Hilleary West 8 b & d 12-10-1908 Keyser. (From p 48)

"2" Sarah McGill West 6 b 7-5-1872 Keyser, W. Va. living, l-'45, Met- uchen, N. J. m 1-24-1844 Wesley Clifton Kinsey b 5-18-1865 (?) Keyser, d there 7-31-1934, son of Rev. Edward & Martha Casandra (Wells) Kinsey, of Keyser. 1. Helen McGill Kinsey, 7 b & d 1-26-1895 Keyser. 2. Frances West Kinsey 7 b 6-26-1897 Keyser, m 1-21-1922 Lt. Col. John Kingsley Powell U. S. Army b 8-4-1894 Syracuse, N.Y. son of Ralph Boyd & Sarah (Kimball) Powell, of Metuchen. Lt. Col. & Mrs. Powell live, l-'45, Metuchen. 50 The Macgill-McGill Family

(l)Lt. John Kingsley Powell, Jr. 8 b 5-23-1923 New Brunswick, N J ,« *t SerVed in W- W- 2' noOW 12"'47> at Rutgers Univ. unm. o [t> ™0mas Klnsey Powell » b 1-10-1927 Metuchen living, 12-'47 3. Martha Elizabeth Kinsey 7 b 9-26-1903 Keyser m 6-29-1926 Dr Clvde Alexander Heatly b 10-12-1897 Schenectady, N. Y. son of Clarence ft Wy X -ir« (Patterson) Heatlv> of Schenectady. Dr. ft Mrs. Heatly

Ch He an ear nose & throat £ 't u (f^ ' ' specialist. (1) Sara West Heatly 8 b 9-24-1928 Rochester, living, 12-'46.

(From p 48)

"3" Minnie Martin West 6 b 6-21-1875 Keyser, W. Va. m 4-16-1902 Lewis Curtis; Millholland b 3-23-1875 Mt. Savage, Md. d 6-4-1945 Cumb. SÍc ? r la,lre &/a- RandolPh (Keim) MUlholland. The latter was Geo e 8 Cr ek & vl RandSnh S*'° f '« f, Cumberland Ry. Co. For data on Va. Randolph Keim s family, see "The Beverleys of Va". by this compiler - will be out about 1951. Mrs. L.C. Millholland living, 6-'45, Cumb , Md 1. Lewis Curtis Millholland, Jr. 7 b 11-14-1905 Cumb. Md. m 11-15-1929 Katharine Keffer b 7-29-1908 Connellsville, Pa. dau Wm. Geo. ft Isa­ belle Marie Crawford) Keffer of Connellsville. Mr. ft Mrs. Millholland Jr. live, 12- 47 R.F.D. «6, Cumb. Md. He served in W.W. 2 with the beabees in the Pacific. S o!W,v CurtiS Mmholland. m 8 b 8-11-1930 Cumb. living, 12-'47 2 «, f,"18 Ann Millnolland 8 b 9-28-1931 Cumb. living, 12-'47.

(3) William Keffer MUlholland 8 b 12-29-1939 Cumb. living. 12-'47

14 1907 Cumb aasTs agtt . uut>f, WArTrWAC in England, V", unm". - -rving, 7-4. in W W. 2,

(From p 45)

1910 BaUnÍn ^Tfi b "FIat W°°dS"'' Garrett C°- Md" d a°out 1910 Balto Md. m 5-7-1877 Ella Lansdale b Balto. d 1921 Greenfield Mass dau Isaac Wesley ft Deborah (Tomblinson) Lansdale, of Balto

1. Charles Lansdale West 6 b 2-7-1Ö79 Swanton, Md. d 1915 S. Dakota unm GoUuiednb?-18Ts9 WRSu bH2"23J1881 SWant0n m 4-6"1914 Edith ShSa SSJ » B ,1 fi lt0- daU Wm- Wallace & Emma Dunsford (Evalish) Gould, of Balto. Mr. ft Mrs. West live 12-'46 306 Ea^t ?8th

3. Herbert Leroy West 6 b 5-22-1883 Swanton m 4-18-1914 Inez Celesti Gould b 4-4-1698 Balto. dau Wm. Wallace ft Emma Dunsford (EvS)

f Edith G Uld above Mr & Mrs 81SSI8 Ma* y St» . fLansing ° , Mich° . - - - West live, 12--46 (1) Herbert Leroy West 7 b 4-14-1916 Balto. d there 1-10-1921 4. Eleanor Johnson West 6 10-10-1885 Swanton d 2-2-1943 Greenfield Mass. m 2-14-1919 John Charles Howell b 8-13.1876 Carbonear! New­ foundland, living, 4-'47, 415 Hillside Ave. Holyoke, Mass. son of Geo Descendants of John Macgill 51 Stafford & Eliza (Marshall) Howell, of Newfoundland. No issue. * 5. Mary Louise West 6 b 12-5-1888 Swanton m 2-18-1913 Dr. Howard Martin Kemp b 1-8-1887 Colbrain, Mass., son of Walter Horace & Mae (Martin) Kemp, of Colbrain. Dr. & Mrs. Kemp live, 12-'46, 42 Franklin St., Greenfield. (1) Karolyn Anne Kemp b 7-5-1921 Greenfield, m 8-1-1942 William Stowell Howe, Jr. 7 b 7-19-1921 Boston, Mass. son of Wm. S. & Eva (Kammel) Howe, Sr. of Hinsdale, N. H. Mr. & Mrs. Howe, Jr. S live, 12-'46, Greenfield. a. Virginia Lansdale Howe 8 b 10-23-1943 Greenfield, living, 12-'46. (2) Walter Horace Kemp 7 b 8-10-1925 Greenfield. He served in W.W. 2 in U.S. Infantry 2 yrs. was in Germany; wounded twice; at college, 12-'46, unm.

Dr. George Washington West, as his picture would indicate, was one of the patriarchs of his profession, having served a very large general practice, almost night and day for many years, giving not only medic­ ine but good advice to those who needed it, and was loved by all who knew him.

DR. GEORGE WASHINGTON WEST (1803-1888) See 51 ,„ (From p 33) "8" Dr. George Washington West 4 b 3-14-1803 "Weston", Fred. Co. d there 8-18-1888, m 11-16-1830 Eliza Pratt b 6-19-1807 Allegany Co. Md. d 12-6-1879 "Weston" dau Thomas & Christiana (Tyler) Pratt, of Alleg­ any Co. 1. Dr. Nelson Gray West 5 b 5-1-1832 (See p 52) 2. George Washington West Jr. 5 b 4-12-1834 "Weston" d there 7-9-1834 twin. Jared Rice West 5 b 4-12-1834 "Weston" d there 7-9-1834,twin. Ellen Catherine West 5 b 10-14-1835 (See p 54) John Wilkes West 5 b 3-9-1838 "Weston" d 12-1-1920 at Confederate Soldier's Home, Pikesville, Md. Unm. Christiana Tyler West 5 b 2-28-1840 "Weston" d 3-8-1897 Fred. Md. m 1-16-1878 Blanchard Philpot son of Brian & Harriet (Belt) Philpot, of Fred. Co. No issue. 7. McGill West 5 b 8-6-1842 "Weston" d there 4-14-1843

8. Jessie West 5 b 5-30-1844 "Weston" d 12-3-1914 Balto. Md. unm.

0037957 52 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 51) "1" Dr. Nelson Gray West 5 b 5-1-1852 "Montevue" Fred. Co. d 5-11- .1915 Leesburg, Va. m 11-6-1855 Virginia Susan Thomas b 2-3-1832 "Merryland Tract" d 6-15-1913 Leesburg, Va. dau Lloyd & Mary Ruther­ ford (Brown) Thomas, of "Merryland Tract". (See p 129) Dr. & Mrs. West lived at Leesburg. He, a Physician. 1. Eliza "Bessie" Pratt West 8 b 1-1-1857 (See below) 2. Mary Lloyd West 6 b 5-6-1858 Loudon Co. Va. d 5-23-1888 Leesburg. m 12-23-1879 John Wilson Bowie b 2-11-1849, Leesburg d 7-25-1922 Olney, Md. son of Robt. Gilmer & Julia Harrison (Wilson) Bowie, of Loudon Co. Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Bowie lived at Leesburg. He, a Farmer. (1) Robert Gilmer Bowie, H 7 b 11-2-1880 Loudon Co. m 11-6-1916 Harriet Emily Winkler b 4-22-1892 Alton, HI. dau John Fred. & Har­ riet Emily (Detheridge) Winkler, of Alton. Mr. & Mrs. Bowie live, 12-'46, 3511 S. St. N.W. Wash. D.C. No issue. (2) Virginia "Winnie" Thomas Bowie 7 b 12-6-1883 Loudon Co. living, ll-'47, 3320 P St. N.W. Wash. D.C. unm. A retired Gov. Employee. 3. Louisa Fairfax Minor West 6 b 1-17-1861 (See p 53) (From above)

"1" Eliza "Bessie" Pratt West 6 b 1-1-1857 "Merryland Tract" Fred. Co. d 9-17-1930 near Union Bridge, Md. m 12-17-1879 George Mason Gray­ son, Jr. b 5-6-1841 Fanquier Co. Va. d 7-13-1912 Fred. Md. son of G. M. & Anne (Fitzhugh) Grayson Sr., of Fanquier Co. Mr. & Mrs. Grayson, Jr. lived near Union Bridge. He, a Farmer. 1. Virginia West Grayson 7 b 10-27-1880 "Sailor's Rest" Loudon Co. Va. living, ll-'47,Fred. Md. m 1-26-1911 Col. Walter Francis Martin, 2nd Cavalry, U.S. Army, b 12-5-1877 St. Louis, Mo. d 5-12-1931 Pelham, N.Y. son of Jno. Joseph & Ellen Frances (Hines) Martin, of St. Louis. (1) Lt. Comdr. Walter Francis Martin, Jr. 8 USNR. b 1-25-1912 Jam- boanga, P.I. m 10-6-1939 Cynthia Winslow Northey b 2-26-1916 Salem, Mass. dau Wm. Ezra & Mary Daland (Shreve) Northey, of Salem. Comdr. & Mrs. Martin live, 12-'46 High Ridge Rd., Stamford, Conn. He, Pres., W. F. Martin & Co. a Gen. Insurance Brokerage Firm, in N.Y. City. He served in W.W. 2 with USNR in Aleutians, So. Pacific, Philippines & Okinawa; was awarded Purple Heart, Naval Unit Citation, Secty. of War Commendation, 3 battle stars in Philip­ pine Liberation & 4 in Pacific Campaign. Now on inactive duty. a. Virginia Grayson Martin 9 b 3-11-1942 Greenwich Conn, living, 12-'46 b. Walter Francis Martin HI 9 b 7-10-1943 Salem, Mass. living, 12-'46. 2. Anne Fitzhugh Grayson 7 b 2-17-1883 "Sailor's Rest" d 12-2-1911 Fred. Md. unm. 3. Mary Lloyd Grayson 7 b 2-5-1885 "Sailor's Rest" m 10-20-1921 Maj.- Gen. Wallace Copeland Philoon U.S. Army b 10-13-1883 Auburn, Me. son of Everett Lorin & Mary Arabella (Lara) Philoon, of Auburn, Me. Gen. & Mrs. Philoon live, 12-'46, 8 Summer St. Augusta, Me. He, now retired from the army & is Administrative Ass't. to Hon. Horace Hild- reth, Gov. of Maine. Descendants of John Macgill 53 (1) Wallace Copeland Philoon, Jr. 8 b 3-19-1923 Peking, China, living, 12-'46, unm. . Alexandra "Alex" Grayson 7 b 5-3-1887 "Sailor's Rest" m 12-19-1906 William Hobbs b 11-9-1883 Fred. Co. Md. son of Edward & Margaret Ann (Gaither) Hobbs, of Fred Co. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hobbs live, 12-'46 240 N. Market St., Fred. Md. He, a Farmer. (1) Eliza "Elise" Grayson Hobbs 8 b 11-2-1907 "Clemmont", Fred Co. m 6-17-1944 Bryce Thompson b 4-11-1897 Balto Co. Md. son of Geo. Albert & Margaret (Grafton) Thompson, of Balto Co. Mr. & Mrs. Bryce Thompson live, 12-'46, Cockeysville, Md. He, a Truck Distributor. a. Alexandra "Sandra" Grayson Thompson 9 b 2-3-1946 Balto., Md. living, 12-'46. (2) William Hobbs, Jr. 8 b 12-29-1908 near Union Bridge m 4-11-1934 Ruth Miles b 3-26-1912 Upper Fairmount, Md. dau. Rich. Howard & Josephine (Howeth) Miles of Upper Fairmount, Mr. & Mrs. Hobbs, Jr. live; 12-'46, 728 N. Pa. Ave. Morrisville, Pa. He, Sales Mgr. Air Con'd. Div., John A. Roebling & Sons, of Trenton, N.J. a. Ruth Alexandra Hobbs 9 6-24-1936 Trenton, living, 12-'46. b. William Hobbs HI 9 b 9-11-1938 Trenton, living, 12-'46. Eleanor McGill Grayson 7 b 2-16-1890 Fred. Md. living 12-'46, 124 N. Court St. Fred, m 4-17-1913 Edward Brown Nicodemus b 3-26-1884 near Walkersville, Md. d 3-7-1942 Fred. Md. son of Charles Albert & Jospehine (Brown) Nicodemus of near Walkersville. No issue. 6. Louise Fairfax Grayson 7 b 9-18-1895 Fred. Md. living, 12-'46, Francis Scott Key Hotel, Fred, m 5-3-1916 Aaron Repp Anders b 4-12-1879 Fred. Co. d 11-28-1923 Fred. Md. son of Calvin Brown & Anna Mary (Repp) Anders, of Fred. Co. (1) Anne Fitzhugh Anders 8 b 8-14-1917 Fred. Md. m 8-14-1940 Welding Dennis Owen, Jr. b 11-27-1916 Wash. D.C. son of W. D. Si Augusta (Stevenson) Owen, Sr. of Wash. D.C. Mr. & Mrs. Owen, Jr. live 12-'46,2882 S. Buchanan St. Arlington, Va. a. Anne Fitzhugh Owen 9 b 7-18-1941 Wash, living, 12-'46. b. Louise Grayson Owen 9 b 5-10-1943 Fred, living, 12-'46 7. Eliza "Betty" Mason Grayson 7 b 5-29-1898 Fred. Md. living 12-'46, 428 E. 66th St. N.Y. City m 7-25-1923 Charles Kenneth McClelland b 5-25-1897 Meadville, Pa. d 6-9-1941 Manila, P.I. son of Harrv F & Lois McClelland of Meadville. No issue.

(From p 52) v"3!,'-,^^ Fairfax Minor West 6 b 1-17-1861 "Westbrook", Leesburg, X 'in " ?33 Hammonton, N.J. m 1-6-1885 George Francis Lewis b 3-30-1852, Weatherly, Pa. d 10-31-1921 Charles Town, W. Va. son of James & Ann (Longshore) Lewis.

1 mÍa Nelson Lewis 7 b 7 ' yÍo!1888. (?) -6(?)-1887 Wash, D.C. d there 4-22- 2. Ann Wilson Lewis 7 b 3-12-1889 Wash. D.C. d there 5-17-1891 3. James Gilpin Lewis 7 b 6-13-1892 Wash. D.C. living, 12-'46, 143 Sun­ set Ave. Ridgewood N.J. a Retired Mechanical Engineer. m" 1st 3-3-1914 Virginia Bigler Weaver b 1-31-1889 Clairfield, Pa.

GÉNËALÖGlCAL SOCIETY ^580 OP THE CMURCN OF JESUS CMPIS"! OP LATTER.DAY SAINTS SEP 1 1948 54 The Macgill-McGill Family living, 12- 46, Media, Pa. dau Geo. & Ida Emily (Bloom) Weaver. (1) Sidney Ann Gilpin Lewis 8 b 9-30-1919 Phila. Pa. d 5-15-1930 New Rochelle, N.Y. (2) Shirley Gilpin Lewis 8 b 4-2-1922 Phila. m 12-22-1946 Howard Omar Hite, Jr. b 6-27-1921 N.Y. City, son of H. O. & June R. (Barker) Hite, Sr. of N.Y. City. Mr. & Mrs. Hite, jr. live, 10-'47, N.Y. City. He studying Mechanical Engineering at Columbia Univ. there. During W.W. 2 he served from, 10-'42, to, 2-'46, with the Special Engineering Detachment, of Army Engineers stationed at Oak Ridge, Tenn. No issue. m 2nd 12-25-1932 Alice Ruth Spafford b 5-23-1894 Morrison, 111. liv­ ing, 12-'46, 176 Waverley PI. N.Y. City, dau Dwight Sumner & Alice (Smith) Spafford. No issue reported. 4. Nelson Gray West Lewis 7 b 2-28-1896 Wash. D.C. d there 10-22-1897. (From p 51) "4" Ellen Catherine West 5 b 10-14-1835 "Weston" Fred. Co. Md. d 11-27-1920 Balto. Md. m 11-14-1855 John White Page b 11-9-1824 "White Hall" Clarke Co. Va. d 4-6-1911 White Post, Va. son of Jno. White & Jane Byrd (Page) Page, of Balto. 1. Judith Robinson Page 6 b 6-8-1857 "Ingleside" Fred. Co. d 2-2-1924 Pittsburgh, Pa. 2. George West Page8 b 1-31-1860 "Ingleside" d 7-26-1935 Balto. m 9-18-1913 Mary Cornelia Gwinn b 1-6-1865 Ga. d there 3-12-1925 dau Rich. & Eliza (Burns) Gwinn, of Cayers, Ga. No issue. 3. William Clisholm Page 8 b 4-28-1862 (See below) 4. Ellen West Page 6 b 3-3-1866 "Ingleside" d 2-24-1948 Balto. Unm. 5. Eliza "Lila" Byrd Page 8 b 5-18-1869 Fred. Md. living, 12-'46 at a addreSS m 10 28 n°r

(From above)

8 D"f William Chrisholm Page b 4-28-1862 "ingleside" d 6-22-1944 Ruxton, Md. m 11-28-1888 Rosalie Bell Williams b 12-14-1864 Abington, Descendants of John Macgill 55

Va. living, 1944, "Rosewell", Ruxton, dau Robt. Alfred & Eliz Marshall (Colston) Williams, of Balto. Mr. Page organized in 1900 the Calvert Bank, of Balto. and served as its Pres. from the day it was opened until his death. 1. Rosalie Braxton Page 7 b 2-14-1891 Balto. living, 12-'46, 502 Somerset Rd. Balto. m 11-4-1916 William Howard Hamilton b 9-16-1877 Balto. d there 11-2-1941, son of Matthew Allan & Sara Burgess (Austin) Ham­ ilton, of Balto. (1) Elizabeth Marshall Hamilton 8 b 2-19-1918 Balto m 5-11-1945 Wil­ liam E. Smith b in Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. E. Smith live, l-'47, 466 E. 66th St. N.Y. City. a. Howard Smith 9 b 2-8-1946 twin. b. William Austin Smith 9 b 2-8-1946 twin. 2. Ellen West Page 7 b 7-6-1892 Balto. living, 12-'46, 4712 Roland Ave. Balto. m 10-23-1915 William Ward Smith b 9- -1892 N.Y. City, son of Chas. A. & Eliza (Ward) Smith, of N.Y. City. (1) Charles Page Smith 8 b 9-6-1917 Balto. m 7- -1942 Eloise Packard b 8-6-1921 N.C. dau Ralph Packard of Cary, N.C. Mr. & Mrs. Smith live, 12-'46, 4712 Roland Ave. Balto. He served in W.W. 2, as Lt. of Co. C, 85 Div. A.P.O. 345. No issue reported. (2) John Marshall Smith 8 b 7-6-1922 Balto. living, 12-'46, 4712 Roland Ave. Balto., unm. He served in W.W. 2, as Capt. 737 Co. 6th Bat'l. 1st Reg. SAW. 3. Virginia Dandridge Page 7 b 11-9-1894 Balto. m 4-23-1921 Douglas Gordon Lovell, son of Jno Quitman & Anne (Gordon) Lovell, of "Robin­ son" Balto. Co. Md. Mr. & Mrs. D. G. Lovell live, 12-'46, Garrison, Md. (1) Virginia Page Lovell 8 b 1-19-1922 Balto. m 7-19-1942 Lt. Comdr. John Marbury Nelson HI, USN, b 8-21-1913 Newport, R.I. son of Jno. Marbury & Ellen Cheston (Mcllvaine) Nelson, Jr. of Balto. Lt. Comdr. & Mrs. Nelson live, 3-'48, Eccleston, Md. He, with his father in Nelson & Co. lumber business. In W.W. 2 he served from 10-'40 to 12-'45 in U.S. Navy, 1st at Naval Base, Guantanamo. Cuba; then on USS^ Flamingo, then USS Savannah & last at Naval War College. He rec'd. Amer. Defense Medal with Star, Amer. Theatre Medal. European-African Medal & 4 Stars, Victory Medal, Commendation Ribbon. (1) John Marbury Nelson, IV 9 b 4-21-1945 Balto., living. 3-'48. (2) Ellen Douglas Nelson 9 b 6-20-1946 Balto., living, 3- 48.

(From p 27)

( "4" Patrick neé Macgill, changed to McGill 3 (See p 26) b 5-14-1765 Locust Grove" Fred. Co. Md. d there 3-30-1848. m 12-6-1789 Eleanor Hilleary West b 6-7-1769 Fred. Co. d 5-17-1837 "Locust Grove" dau Joseph & Sarah (Hilleary) West & sister of Thomas Hilleary West, who married Patrick McGill's sister, Sarah Mcgill, See p 32. Patrick McGill lived, raised his family, died and was buried on what is now - 1947 known as the "Shroeder farm", between Petersville & Burkittsville in Fred. Co. This was his half of his father's farm, which the latter's will divided equally between his two sons, John & Patrick. Patrick McGill's 56 The Macgill-McGill Family

tombstone had on the base just the name "McGill" and on the stone above the base "Patrick of John". This tombstone along with those of other members of the McGill family, who were buried there, was moved in 1945 & set up in the St. Mark's Episcopal Churchyard at Petersville, but, due to the thorough cleaning by sanding before the stones were reset, the "Patrick of John", it is said can no longer be seen. The family is indebted to Dr. William Schauffer, a gr - gr- grandson of Patrick McGill, (See p 36), who, at his own expense, had these tombstones moved. The reasons for moving them were, the farm is no longer owned by a mem­ ber of the family, the fence around the graveyard was gone, some of the stones were knocked down by the cat­ tle, & some broken, while the church­ yard at St. Mark's, where there were already a number of the members of PARTICK MCGILL, SR. the McGill family buried, is well

, „ A . , , fenced & well kept. 1. Patrick McGill, Jr. 4 b 10-4-1790 (See below) 2. Elizabeth McGill 4 b 8-20-1792 (See p 67) 3. Matilda McGill 4 b 10-19-1794 d 4-3-1796 4. Sarah McGill 4 b 2-3-1797 d 8- -1798. 5. Dr. Charles B. McGill 4 b 10-20-1799 d 2-19-1833 unm

6. Arabella McGill 4 b 10-22-1801 d 11-15-1802 7. Eleanor McGill 4 b 9-20-1804 (See p 70) 4 8. Arabella West McGill b 9-10-1806 d 3-11-1882 unm 9 Sarah Anne Eleanor McGill 4 b 9-14-1807 d 2-9-1885 unm 10 John McGill 4 b 5-15-1809 d 4-19-1810. 11 Dr. Thomas John McGill 4 b 6-23-1812 (See p 70) 12 Mary McGill 4 b 5-7-1815 d 8-16-1825.

(From above)

"1" Patrick McGill, Jr. 4 b 10-4-1790 Jefferson, Md. d 5-29-1862 "El­ lerslie Fred. Co. Md. m 3-17-1816 (marriage confirmed 4-13-1819 due to having been married originally by a Rector of St. Marks Episcopal'

0 rSV1 le Wh WaS believed later did not have HoI £>eS^ne p ?33^) MarM y riDavi'-s Hoo°' "k b 5-12-1793 d 7-19-183' 3 dau Daniey lOrders & Sara. h (Burgess) Hook & sister of James Hook, who married Eliz McGill sis- *Ki2?SKK£:«- >" Da"lel —' • '~>« 1. Edward West McGill 5 b 3-8-1817 (See p 57) 2. Sarah Eleanor McGill 5 b 4-23-1818 (See p 63) Descendants of John Macgill 57

3. America Hook McGill 5 D 4-23-1820 "Potomac Hills" d 4-15-1883 Clear Spring, Md. m 3-14^-1861, as his 2nd wife, Tobias Johnson. No issue. 4. Patrick Oliver McGill 5 b 2-15-1822 "Potomac Hills" d there 1-23- 1852. He died on the eve of marriage to Catherine Grace Thomas neice of Gov. Francis Thomas. (See p 129) 5 1825Íam WallaCe McGiU 5 D 3-l7-1824 "Potomac Hills" d there 3-23- 6. Elizabeth Mary McGill 5 b 1-14-1826 "Potomac Hills" d there 10-4- 1826. 7. Eleanora Arabella McGill 5 b 11-14-1827 (See p 33) 8. Ann Matilda McGill 5 b 2-21-1830 "Potomac Hills" d there 5-29-1892 9. Mary Davis McGill 5 b 6-26-1832 "Potomac Hills" d there 7-13-1882.'

(From p 56)

"1" Edward West McGill 5 b 3-8-1817 "Potomac Hills" d 8- -1891 Okonoko, W. Va. m 3-25-1847 Mary Elizabeth White b 1819 Montg Co Md. d 1898 Okonoko dau Benj. & Rachel (Chiswell) White. Mr. McGill was a Farmer, in Hampshire Co. W. Va. 1. Benjamin Franklin McGill 6 b 12-31-1847 (See below) 2. Arabella West McGill 6 b 7-31-1849 (See p 59) 3. Mary Hester McGill 6 b 4-9-1851 d 11-29-1910 Kans. unm 4. Oliver McGill 6 b 1-17-1856 d 1857. 5. Edward White McGill 6 b 1-17-1856 d 7-15-191? unm. 6. Kate Thomas McGill 6 b 10-15-1858 (See p 61) 7. Ellen "Ella" Chiswell McGill 6 b 5-15-1861 (See p 62) 8. Wallace Hook McGill 6 b 12- -1872 d 7- -1888.

(From above)

"1" Benjamin Franklin McGill 6 b 12-31-1847 d 3-6-1936 McPherson Kan., a retired Farmer. m 1st 10-10-1870 Helen Davis b 2-10-1850 Md. d 10-5-1883 McPherson dau Wm. Davis, of Md. 1. Edward Patrick McGill 7 b 7-2-1871 (See below) 2. Elmer Lee McGill 7 b 7-22-1873 McPherson d there 1-18-1878 3. Herbert Davis McGill 7 b 12-13-1875 (See p 58) 4. Nina McGill 7 b 5-31-1877 d 4-19-1879. m 2nd 4-2-1884 Theodosia "Theda" Dodge b 5-3-1852 111. d 4-28-1941 Council Grove, Kan. dau Jordan & Mary Eliz. (Darland) Dodge of 111 5. Mary Elizabeth McGill 7 b 12-20-1885 (See p 58) 6. Lloyd Paul McGill 7 b 9-8-1888 (See p 59)

(From above)

"1" Edward Patrick McGill 7 b 7-2-1871 Lawrence, Kans. living, 7-'46, Canton, Kans. m 3-10-1874 Mary Elizabeth Barnhart b 9-19-1872 Adair Co. Mo d 4-15-1937 Canton, Kans. dau Jno. & Eliz. (Elliott) Barnhart, of canton & Galva, Kans. Mr. McGill is a Merchant. 1- Kenneth Laverne McGill 8 b 3-3-1902 Canton, m 10-12-1924 Marthalene 58 The Macgill-McGill Family Filley b 2-16-1902 Beatrice, Neb. dau Oscar Elijah & Kath. Aline (Wil­ liams) Filley, of Okmuegee & Tulsa, Okla. Mr. & Mrs. McGill, live 7-'46, Canton, Kan. He a Banker. (1) Edward Everett McGill 9 b 7-1-1927 Los Angeles, Calif, living, 7-' 46. (2) Lou Jean Katherine McGill 9 b 8-21-1931 Newton, Kan., living, 7-'46. (From p 57) "3" Herbert Davis McGill 7 b 12-13-1875 McPherson Co. Kan. d 10-15- 1926 Garden City, Kan. He, a Farmer, m Wilma Sherley b 5-18-1875 Lag­ range, Ind. d 3-13-1937 Dodge City, Kans. dau David & Sarah (Summers) Sherley, of Lagrange. 1. David Franklin McGill 10 b 9-20-1900 McPherson, Kans. now, 12-'46, U. S. Treas. Employee, Wash. D.C. unm. 2. Robert Lee McGill 10 b 9-13-1903 Windom, Kans. m 1st 4-9-1939 Lucy May Salley b 1-29-1911 Timewell, 111., d 7-4- 1943 Dodge City, Kans. dau W. Eddy Salley of Liberal, Kans. (1) Roger Lynn McGill " b 9-16-1940 Liberal, living, 10-'46. m 2nd 8-14-1946 Laura Louella Hays b 6-10-1913 Liberal, dau Ralph C.& Bertha G. (Krieble) Hays of Liberal. Mr. & Mrs. McGill live, 10-'46, Moscow, Kans. He, a Farmer. 3. Sherley D*.McGill 10 b 3-12-1907 Moscow, Kans., m 10-6-1945 Alice M. Hays b 4-19-1911 Liberal, Kans. dau Ralph C. & Bertha G. (Krieble) of Liberal, and sister of his brother's, Robt. Lee McGill's wife. Mr. & Mrs. McGill live, 10-'46, Liberal. He, a Farmer. No issue. 4. Helen M*. McGill 10 b 8-7-1908 Moscow, m 3-3-1938 Ralph Victor Thurow, b 12-25-1903 Macksville, Kans. son of Carl G. & Elisse (Simon) Thurow, of Macksville. Mr. & Mrs. R. V. Thurow live, 10-'46, Moscow he a Farmer. (l)Carl Mac Thurow H b 11-29-1940 Halstead, Kans. living, 10-'46 5. Joe McGill 10 b 10-14-1910 Moscow, m 11-9-1934 Eula Lynn Marrs b 8-3-1915 Trenton, Mo. dau Russell Lynn & Ruth M. (Fizer) Marrs, of Humansville, Mo. Mr. & Mrs. McGill live, 10-'46, 1802 Robert Ave. Boise, Idaho. (1) Jerry Lee McGill 11 b 10-18-1937 Boise, Ida., living, 10-'46. 2) Larry Joe McGill "b 1-31-1942 Boise, Ida. living, 10-'46. (3) Merry Vee McGill " b 7-7-1944 Boise Ida. living, 10-'46

6. Edna Fern McGill 10 b 2-7-1912 Moscow, d 3-11-1936 Liberal, Kans. m 3-19-1933 Everard S. Downing b 1910 Moscow, living, 10-'46, Hugo- ton, Kans., a Farmer, son of Horace G. Downing, of Moscow (1) Zelda Louise Downing U b 12-29-1933 Liberal, Kans. living, 10-'46. (From p 57)

"5" Mary Elizabeth McGill 7 b 12-20-1885 McPherson, Kans m 10-20- 1909 Ray Bonifield Felton b 2-28-1882 McPherson, son of Joseph & Eliz. (Bomfield) Felton, of McPherson. Mr. & Mrs. R. B. Felton live, 10-'46, Council Grove, Kans. He, a Filling Station Operator. 1. Philip Ward Felton 8 b 8-23-1911 (See p 59) •Note, neither of these letters is the initial of a name. Descendants of John Macgill 59 2. Theda Elizabeth Felton 8 b 3-6-1914 Dwight, Kans. m 7-27-1942 Otis Holm Nelson b 9-3-1895 Tescott, Kans. son of Jens & Adelina Katrina (Pederson) Nelson, of Tescott. Mr. & Mrs. O. H. Nelson live, 10-'46, Tescott. He, an Inspector, Production Credit Assn. a. Andrew Otis Nelson 9 b 2-9-1944 Tescott, living, 10-'46. 3. Lura AUce Felton 8 b 1-20-1919 Dwight, Kans. m 1-1-1940 Thos. Owen Jones b 8-25-1913 Council Grove, Kans., son of Thos Carl & Sophronia (Stetzler) Jones, of Council Grove. Mr. & Mrs. T.O. Jones live, 4-'47, Rte. 4 Kansas City, Kans. He, an employee of, Rock Island Ry. a. Daniel Owen Jones 9 b 12-31-1941 Council Grove, living, 4-'47. b. Lawrence Carl Jones 9 b 6-26-1945 Council Grove, living, 4-'47. (From p 57) "6" Lloyd Paul McGill 7 b 9-8-1888 McPherson , Kans. d 12-10-1943 Hermosa Beach, CaUf. m 1910(?) Fern Burris who d in Wichita, Kans. dau of a Methodist Minister. 1. Mary Elizabeth McGill 8 b 1912 Hutchinson, Kans. d 1927 Wichita, Kans. (From p 58) "1" Philip Ward Felton 8 b 8-23-1911 McPherson, Kans. m 8-31-1933 Nora Anne Zatavern b 5-27-1911 Great Bend, Kans. dau F. Kurt & Mary Alice (Sutherland) Zutavern, of Great Bend. Mr. & Mrs. Felton live, 12-' 46, 2518 Larkin, Great Bend. He an Accountant. 1. Philip Joe Felton 9 b 11-20-1937 Great Bend.living, 12-'46. 2. David Kurt Felton 9 b 6-13-1940 Great Bend, living, 12-'46. 3. Ray William Felton 9 b 7-1-1946 Great Bend, living, 12-'46. (From p 57) "2" Arabella West McGill 6 b 7-31-1849 "Potomac Hills" Fred. Co. Md. d 9-25-1929 Okonoko, W. Va. m 6-3-1873 Mahlan Henry RusseU b 12-27- 1830 Waterford, Va. d 8-22-1905 Okonoko, son of Mahlan & Mary Ann (Moore) Russell, of Loudon Co. Va. Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Russell lived at Okonoko, where all there children were born. He, a Farmer. 1. Mary Edith Russell 7 b 4-12-1874 (See below) 2. Henry McGill Russell 7 b 1-3-1876 living, 12-'45, Romney, W. Va. unm. 3. Edna Hester Russell 7 b 5-28-1877 living, 12-'45, Romney, W. Va. m 2- 28-1911 Gilbert Proctor Miller b 12-24-1866 Gerardstown, W. Va. d 3- 23-1927 Romney, son of Wm. Smith & Isabelle Wilson (McKnown) Miller, of Gerardstown. No issue. 4. Virginia May Russell 7 b 12-13-1879 (See p 60) 5. Edward "Ned" Moore Russell 7 b 6-5-1881 (See p 60) 6. Julia Arabella Russell 7 b 6-1-1884 (See p 60) 7. Ann Louisa Russell 7 b 2-5-1888 (See p 61) (From above) "1" Mary Edith Russell 7 b 4-12-1874 Okonoko, W. Va. m 4-23-1895 Dr. David Franklin Strock b 4-16-1871 Mutual, O. son of Jacob & Letitia Arabella (Jenkins) Strock, of Ohio. Dr. & Mrs. Strock live, 12-'46, 103 High St. Elkins, W. Va. He, a Dentist. 1. Richard Julian Strock 8 b 2-7-1902 Davis, W. Va. m 11-17-1934 Dorothy Louise Or wig b 3-19-1908 Pittsburgh, Pa. dau Clarence W. & Bertha (Eberly) Orwig, of Ohio. Mr. & Mrs. Strock live, l-'46, 913 Garden St. Charleston, W. Va. He, Staff Engineer, American Viscose Co. 60 The Macgill-McGill Family

S!rSeTLEUlSJf Str0CQk 9 b 3-4-!936 Grafton, W. Va. living l-'46

(2) Diana Julia Strock 9 b 7-17-1938 Charleston, W. Va.Iivíng l->46. (From p 59)

1. Capt. Edward Stanley Wilson 8 7-23-1906 Elkins m 8-28-19S8 urn dred Emma Drakp h 9-9R-1Q1C b J„ t» »« UUUUB, m o l»d8 Mil-

(1) Lewis Wirt Wilson 9 b 4-17-1941 living 12-'45 2' !Lbll:V°-19°^^ing-, 12-<45, Marlinton,

19 atol Frye Anderson b 6-45^l^fN. c"^^^V^. SunLl indMS °n °f M°nr0e' N- C- Dr- * £.wiïSlSï thTe PrV M°iir0e' N' C- He' a Dentist- He served in W W 2 with ^&3iï£? M6d- D6taChment' 340th EnginL^onlfBn.

(1) Helen Virginia Wilson 9 b 7-10-1944 Monroe, N.C. living, 12-'46. (From p 59)

19U E^r^ Okonoko, W.Va. m 4-12- Ellen (Stoner) Beggs o? CarrnH £ J^TÏÏ C°" Md" dau Jno- & Martha Finksburg, Md «"e! á Farmer & ^ RUSSe11 live> 12~'45'

Murphy, Mr. ïK.'iïiïiS" ^ ^ 2. ^SS»»\V4^.^W^ Juanita Mvrtle b 8-911 i MA 2 ! 0konoko>m 8-26-1944 Virginia

(1) Nancy McGill Russell 9 b 7. 19_1945 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

, (From p 59)

^bi^l^S^^ W- d 8-28-1939, onburg, Va', son of i^KffSSLSS SK?" " 10-10-1879 Harri's- W. Va. Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Gassman liv*H £ l IGassman> °f Berkeley Co. 1. Dorothy Russell Gassn^I^.^SS^J^«' Md" He, a Farmer. Edward Christian Laurftz Ph.L Lexington, Va. m 1-14-1939 took his BteA^^^^if^^ Christiansen, but tiansen & Marenkirsten (rh^nT t Ái , 8' Denmark, son of Chris- j «* B™. ÆÆnrr,firiansen'-D~~*- M-

George Langdon Gassman, 8 b 6-1-1912 Mlnt Spri^ Va. „ Descendants of John Macgill 61 Mildred Marie Brown b 3-29-1915. Mr. & Mrs. Gassman live, l-'47 Westminister, Md. (1) Marilyn Marie Gassman 9 b 12-28-1943 Westminister, Md. living. 3-'47. (2) Loyal Earl Gassman 9 b 10-19-1946 Westminister, Md. living, 3-'47. 3. Joseph Porterfield Gassman 8 b 9-25-1924 Finksburg Md. m 3-9-1946 Marian Georgia Flater b 5-17-1925 Finksburg, dau Jno. Wm. & Eliza Emma (Arnold) Flater, of Finksburg. Mr. & Mrs. Gassman live, 5-'47, Finksburg. He served in W.W. 2, from 3-'43 to ll-'45, most of it with 3463rd Ordnance M.M. Co.; 15 mos. in European Theater; rating T/4; Rec'd 4 battle stars while in E.T.O. 4. Henry Russell Gassman 8 b 9-19-1929 Finksburg living there, l-'47. (From p 59)

"7" Ann Louisa Russell 7 b 2-5-1888 Okonoko, W. Va. living l-'46, Boundary Ave. Elkins, W. Va. m 4-24-1907 Lt. Col. George Washington Wilson. Jr. US. AEF, World War I. b 2-6-1884 Wilson, W.Va. d 10-11- 1945, Huntington, W. Va. son of Geo. Wash. & Eliza (Harvey) Wilson, of Wilson. 1. George Wirt Wilson 8 b 7-26-1909 Wildall, W. Va. m 1st 9-20-1930, later divorced, Mary Katherine Keim, b 7-28-1904 Elkins, W. Va. living there, l-'47, dau Louis Keim, of Elkins. (1) Lewis Wirt Wilson 9 b 4-17-1931 Elkins, living there, l-'47. m 2nd 5-12-1945 Mary K. Dixon b Brandy wine, Md. dau Chas. & Maude Dixon, of Brandywine. Mr. & Mrs. Wilson live, 1-' 47, Cumber­ land, Md. He, a Salesman. No issue.

(From p 57)

"6" Kate Thomas McGill 8 b 10-15-1858 Point of Rocks, Md. d 6-30-1902 Paw Paw, W. Va. m 6-5-1883 Thomas Kuykendall b 9-12-1854 Hampshire Co. W. Va. d 3-13-1914 Mt. Jackson, Va. son of James & Hannah (Lawson) Kuykendall, of W. Va. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kuykendall lived at Paw Paw . He, a Merchant. 1. James Edward Kuydendall 7 b 6-6-1884 South Branch, W. Va. d 7-26- 1942 Winchester, Va. m 1-11-1941 as her 2nd husband, Catherine Thom­ as, widow Whitham, b about 1898 who had 3 children by Mr. Whitham. None by Mr. Kuykendall. 2. Thomas McGill Kuykendall 7 b 9-28-1885 South Branch W. Va. d there 9-3-1886. 3. Mary White Kuykendall 7 b 2-16-1887 South Branch, W. Va. d 11-30- 1905 Summit Point, W. Va. 4. William Wallace Kuykendall 7 b 9-17-1888 Springfield, W. Va. m 6-1- 1911 Edith Alverda Daniels b 7-5-1889 Balto. Md. dau Jno. & Barbara (Snyder) Daniels, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Kuykendall live, 8-'46, 104 Locust Drive, Balto. He, a Balto. Post Office employee. No issue. 5. Lucy Bell Kuykendall 7 b 9-13-1891 Okonoko, W. Va. living, 12-'45, 3500 - 13th St. N. W. Wash. D.C. Unm. 6. Helen McGill Kuykendall 7 b 8-21-1893 Paw Paw, W.Va. living, 12-'45 at address next above, unm. 62 The Macgill-McGill Family

7. Harry Russell Kuykendall 7 b 4-21-1895 Paw Paw, W. Va. d 4-23-1918 Phila. Pa. ~

(From p 57)

*7'LE}le£'l?Ua'' Chiswel1 McGm 6 b 5-15-1861 Montgomery Co. Md. Í IA ílS i f°nSJ W; Va- m 10-»-WM John Arnold Harris Swisher ? ™ l\leV,t ' W- V7" liVing' 8 46' Balty> Va- son of Davi« Warner & Mary Kath. (Bomufield) Swisher, of Levels. Mr. & Mrs. J. A. H Swish­ er lived in Tucker Co. W. Va. He, a Farmer & School Teacher 1. John Wallace Swisher 7 b 8-12-1884 (See below) 2. Nellie May Swisher 7 b 5-19-1886 (See below) 3. Mary Belle Swisher 7 b 1-9-1889 living, l-'46,Balty, Va. unm. 4- 2hTe,r.Lee Wisher 7 b 9-16-1890 living, l-'46, Baity, Va. unm. 5. Virgil Franklin Swisher 7 b 6-7-1898 Parsons, W.Va. m 4-11-1922 Alb.eLta^rPu!a KigM b 6-30"1889 Burlington, W. Va. dau Wm. & Har- l VMÆel,Th Kight' of Mineral- Co- W. Va. Mr. & Mrs. Swisher live, m i,l r University Ave., Morgantown, W. Va. He, a Builder. (1) Ella Louise Swisher 8 b 5-6-1925 Morgantown, living, 8-'46. (From above)

"1" John Wallace Swisher 7 b 8-12-1884 Parsons, W. Va. d 8-25-1943 Baity, Va m 6-9-1918 Helen Elizabeth Schooley b 8-15-1900 Balto. Md living, l-'46, Baity. Mr. Swisher was a Farmer

1. Ella McGill Swisher 8 b 2-10-1920 Tucker Co. W. Va. m 1-1-1941 Albert Junior Summerfield b 5-17-1911 Randolph Co. W. Va. son of Wm. Albert & Hattie Bird (Wilmoth) Summerfield. Mr. & Mrs A T Summerfield live, 8-'46, 901 Broadway Ave., Alameda, Calif. He! a Lieut. U.S Coast Guard. He served in W.W. 2 in the Aleutions, Ha- wan, Iwo Jima, Okinawa & Japan. (1) John Wallace Summerfield 9 b 2-26-1945 Wash. D.C. living, 8-'46

2. Oliver Lee Swisher 8 b 3-15-1923 Tucker Co. W. Va. m 7-11-1946 SSarSn^^v ^01^ b 2"23-1926 Evanston, 111. dau Andrew McFarland & Cecilia (Ferrie) Barclay, of Chicago. He, now, 11-'46 an Instructor of Aviation Cadets, N.A. Station, Dallas, Texas. He serv­ ed in W W. 2 as Lt. USNR, in African & European theaters of War & after taking flight training served as an aviator in 47th squadron in Atlantic & Pacific theater. No issue 4* í^VÏÏllaCn,^!LÍf1ífr' ft1""8 D i0"27'1928 Tucker Co. living, 8-'46, unm. 4. David Murnll Swisher 8 b 1-14-1930 Parsons, W. Va. living 8-'46 unm. (From above)

S-'Ifi ^Q^^PT^T7 b 5_19"1886 Parsons, W. Va.living there, d 7 ?Q^QAÏ D 4 L1°yd L/6 NeSt0r b 5"16-1878 Valley Furnace, W. Va. d 7 19-1941 Parsons, son of Luther & Amanda (Auvill) Nestor, of Valley Furnace. Mr. & Mrs. L. L. Nestor lived at Lead Mine, W. Va! He, a Farm-

2 Sro!d S63;01" 8 5 ?1o"^15 ParSOnS' living there' 8-'48' »nm. 2. Harold Nestor 8 b 1-22-1918 Parsons, m 4-21-1946 Ruby Violet Bonner Descendants of John Macgill 63 b 5-17-1925 Hendricks, W. Va., dau Geo Kenny & Emma Catherine (Carr) Bonner, of Elk, W. Va. Mr. & Mrs. Nestor live, 8-'46, Parsons. He, a Farmer. 3. John Luther Nestor 8 b 7-20-1922 Parsons, d there 11-16-1923. (From p 56) "2" Sarah Eleanor McGill 5 b 4-23-1818 "Potomac Hills" Fred. Co. Md. d 7-1-1903 "Rock Hall" Fred. Co. m 3-15-1845 John Lloyd Belt b 2- 20-1819 "Rock Hill" Loudon Co. Va. d 1-25-1889, was son of Dr. Alfred & Charlotte (Trundle) Belt, of "Rock Hill". J. L. Belt moved in 1839 to "Rock Hall" and inherited it in 1845. There he & Mrs. Belt lived and all their children were born. 1. Mary Charlotte Belt 6 b 12-16-1845 (See below) 2. Dr. Alfred McGill Belt 6 b 3-18-1847 (See p 64) 3. John Lloyd Belt, Jr. 6 b 5-28-1848 d 10-8-1872 Adamstown, Md. Unm. 4. Ellen Campbell Belt 6 b 8-18-1849 (See p 64) 5. America McGill Belt 6 b 8-3-1851 (See p 65) 6. Annie Oliver Belt 6 b 4-19-1853 (See p 65) 7. Sarah Virginia Belt 6 b 8-26-1854 d 10-15-1934 "Rock Hall" unm. 8. McGill Belt 6 b 8-14-1856 d 6-12-1937 "Rock Hall" m 12-14-1910 Anne Remson Barnard b Del. d 1-23-1923 "Rock Hall" dau Jno. & (Remson) Barnard, of Delaware. Mr. Belt was a Farmer. No issue. 9. Julia Belt 6 b 7-23-1858 d 11-9-1937 "Rock Hall" unm. 10. Dr. Edward Oliver Belt 6 b 5-19-1861 (See p 66)

(From above)

"1" Mary Charlotte Belt 6 b 12-16-1845 "Rock Hall" d 1-14-1937 Wash. D.C. m 1-12-1869 Benjamin Dill Chambers b 5-21-1841 Del. d 1-21-1897 Adamstown, Md. son of Sam. & Arnor (Fisher) Chambers, of Del. Mr. & Mrs. B. D. Chambers lived in Fred. Co. He a merchant. 1. Eleanor McGill Chambers 7 b 8-13-1870 Del. living, 12-'47, Wash. D.C. unm. 2. Rev. Benjamin Duvall Chambers 7 b 7-19-1874 Point of Rocks, Md. m 1st 11-12-1924 Margaret Frances Tomes b 11-21-1870 N.Y. City d 11-11-1928 Wash. D.C. dau Benj. & (Zimmerman) Tomes. No issue, m 2nd 1-17-1941 Mary Winthrop Tweed b 11-19-1895 dau of Chas. Harrison & Helen M. (Evarts) Tweed, of N. Y. City. Rev. & Mrs. Chambers live, l-'45, Columbia, S.C. He Rector of St. Johns Episcopal Church there. He, a graduate of Va. Theological Sem­ inary, has served parishes in Md., Va., N.Y. City & S. C. No issue. 3. John Westly Chambers 7 b 9-13-1876 Points of Rocks, living, 7-'46, 2822 39th St. N.W. Wash., D.C. m 8-15-1911 Annie Constance Percival b 1876 New Orleans, La. d 7-15-1912 Va. dau Rev. Jno. & Anne Martha (Bettison) Percival, of New Orleans. No issue. 4. Alfred Coke Chambers 7 b 3-14-1879 Point of Rocks, d 12-21-1940, Wash., D.C. m 6-24-1908 Martha Genevieve Gregory b 9-7-1882 Han­ cock, Md. d 4-20-1944 Wash., D.C. dau Chas. Richmond & Anna (Waters) 64 The Macgill-McGill Family Gregory of Hancock, Md. Mr. & Mrs. Chambers lived in Wash., D.C. (1) Lt. Comdr. Richard Duvall Chambers 8 USNR. b 3-30-1911 Bruns­ wick, Md., living, 12-'45, unm. (2) John West Chambers 8 b 7-1-1915 Wash., D.C. m 12-27-1946 Bar­ bara Dunn b 10-29-1923 Birmingham, Ala. dau Clifford E. & Ter- resa (Pond) Dunn, of Logan, Utah. Mr. & Mrs. Chambers live 10- 47, 1724 N.Troy St. Arlington, Va. He, Sales & Traffic Rep. Eastern Air Lines. He served in W.W. 2 as T/Sgt. Hdqtrs 8th Infantry Div. US Army.

(From p 63)

J?" ?T; Mired McGi11 Belt 6 3-18-1847 "Rock Hall" d 8-23-1918 Fred Md. m 9-24-1884 Ariana Trail, b 4-12-1852 Fred. Md. d there 2-2-1923 dau Col. Chas. & Ariana (McElfresh) Trail, of Fred

1. Ariana McElfresh Belt 7 b 11-18-1887 Balto. Md', m 3-12-1918 Alan Freeman Arnold b 3-13-1887 Boston, Mass. son of Zenas Snow & Alice Maud (Randall) Arnold, of Quincy, Mass. Mr. & Mrs. A. F. Arnold live 1- 47, 411 Fellows Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. He Prof, of Forestry, Univ ' of Syracuse. (1) Alan Freeman Arnold, Jr. 8 b 1-9-1919 Syracuse, now, 1-47 a grad­ uate Student & Instructor, Syracuse Univ. Served in W W 2 with Army Intelligence, unm. (2) Ariana Trail Arnold 8 b 11-14-1922 Syracuse, m 5-20-1944 Wil­ liam Henry Kenety, Jr. b 1-24-1921 Minneapolis, Minn., son of Wm. Sr' s li Isora or Ispora (Collier) Kenety, Sr. of Cloquet, Minn. Mr. & Mrs. Kenety, Jr. live, l-'47, 27 Spring St. Fitchburg, Mass. He, a Director of Industrial Relations. No issue.

(From p 63)

4 llen 6 0 '! n",^ Campbell Be" ° 8-18-1849 "Rock Hall" Fred. Co. d there 15, m 12-7-l88l John Hoffman Reich b 1-11-1836 Fred. Co. d 4-8- 1900 Braddock, Md. son of Jno. & Julianna (Hoffman) Reich, of Fred. Co. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Reich lived at Fred. Junction, Md. He a Farmer. 1. John Belt Reich 7 b 9-22-1883 Fred Co. d 10-27-1911 Brunswick, Md., f««9°n y a tra/n °n B- & aRy- m 10" -1907 Catherine Harper b 2-19- 1882 Brunswick, living there, l-'46. (1) Lillian Catherine Reich 8 b 10-20-1908 Brunswick m 3-27-1927 Francis Cain b 9-9-1909 Brunswick, son of Francis Edward & Marie (Phalen) Cain. Mr. & Mrs. F. Cain live, 1-'47,Brunswick, No issue.

2 r J l a Re iC h 7 b 10 7 1885 Fre ' £i Æ ,, l , 1 1 oo o - - d- Co. m 11-9-1916 Garnett Camp- Sffi ^ 4;1_ o82 ífud,0n Co- Va- son of J"0' Lee & Molly (Cawood) Ball, of Loudon Co. Mr. & Mrs. G. C. Ball live, ll-'47, Fred., Md He, a retired Dairy Farmer. mu.

8 (1) Edward Campbell Ball b 1-7-1918 Ijamsville d there 6-12-1928.

3. America Virginia Reich 7 b 2-3-1888 Fred. Junction, d 10-17-1940 Ijamsville, Md. Unm. Descendants of John Macgill 65 (From p 63)

"5" America McGill Belt 6 b 8-3-1851 "Rock Hall" Fred. Co. Md. d there 1-6-1933 m 12-10-1872 Thomas Harris Mcllvaine b 9-21-1847 Del. d there 1-19-1923 son of McHroy & Eliz. (Conroy) Mcllvaine, of Del. Mr. & Mrs. T. H. Mcllvaine lived at Magnolia, Del. He, a Farmer. 1. John Belt Mcllvaine 7 b 12-11-1873 Magnolia m 6-15-1904 Lillian Har­ ris Sapp b 10-5-1882 Glasgow, Del. dau Jas. Kelsey & Emma (Harris) Sapp, of Magnolia. Mr. & Mrs. McUvaine live, 12-'46 Magnolia. He a Farmer. (1) James Belt McUvaine 8 b 6-26-1907 Magnolia, m 11-24-1928 Emma Carson Paradee b 11-26-1905 Magnolia, dau Wm Comegys & Sarah (Carson) Paradee, of Magnolia. Mr. & Mrs. McUvaine live, 12-'46, Magnolia. He, a U.S. Post Office Dept. Employee. No issue.

(From p 63)

"6" Annie Oliver Belt 6 b 4-19-1853 "Rock Hall" Fred. Co. Md. d 11- 6-1940 Dickerson, Md. m 4-18-1883 Laurence Allnutt White b 7-23-1853 Montg. Co. Md. d 9-16-1933 Dickerson, son of Franklin & (Allnutt) White, of Montg. Co. Mr. & Mrs. L. A. White lived at Dickerson. He a Farmer. 1. Lottie Eleanor White 7b 3-16-1884 Dickerson, m 12-26-1906 Freder­ ick Armistead Jones b 4-17-1881 Dickerson, son of Fred. & Nettie (Hemstone) Jones, of Dickerson. Mr. & Mrs. F. A. Jones live, 7-'46 Monroe, La. He an Official of the Mo. & Pacific Railroad. (1) Helen Wardlaw Jones 8 b 5-23-1911 Monroe, m 6-26-1935 Lt. Johann Richard Berry b 8-17-1910 Monroe, son of James Walter & Suzee (Williams) Berry, Lt. & Mrs. Berry live, 7-'46 Monroe. He with the Natural Gas Co. there. He served in W.W. 2. a. Richard Armistead Berry 9 b 3-26-1945 Milan, Tenn. living, 7-'46. 2. Laurence Franklin White7 b 6-25-1886 Dickerson, Md. m 2 12-1913 Ethel May Harvey b 7-25-<1889 Exeter, Ontario, dau Thos. & Almira (Perkins) Harvey, of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. White live, l-'47, Flaxcombe, Saskatchewan. He a Farmer. (1) Laurence Harvey White 8 b 7-16-1915 Flaxcombe, m 6-28-1941 Doris May Clark b 5-9-1915 Ardath, Sask. dau Isaac & Edith May (Cuddie) Clark of Flaxcombe, Mr. & Mrs. White live, l-'47, Flax­ combe. He, a Farmer. a. Laurence Ronald White 9 b 6-13-1942 Kindersley, Sask.living,l-'47. b. Dale Howard White 9 b 7-8-1945 Kindersley, Sask. living, l-'47. (2) Evelyn Maude White 8 b 6-4-1918 Flaxcombe, Sask., m 6-25-1943 Howard Clifford Clark b 4-12-1918 Ardath, Sask., son of Isaac & Edith Mary (Cuddie) Clark, of Ardath & bro. of Doris Mary Clark above. Mr. & Mrs. Clark live, l-'47, Netherhill, Sask. He, a Teacher. a. Richard Kendal Clark 9 b 3-14-1945 Kindersley, Sask, living, l-'47. 3. Oliver Belt White 7 b 9-22-1888 Dickerson, Md. m 2-26-1913 Lulu Beali Gott b 6-25-1889 Dickerson, dau James Perry & Annie Laurie 66 The Macgill-McGill Family

S0^0^ ?°\t; of Dickerson- Mr. & Mrs. White live, 8-'47, 528- «8t St., Santa Monica, Calif. He with Douglas Aircraft Co.

(1) Annie Laurie White 8 b 8-24-1917 Flaxcombe, Sask, Canada, ,o,~J ' r divorced> Everett Brunner Short b 9-23- 1917 Santa Monica, Calif, son of Oliver Leslie & Beth Madeline (Brunner) Short, of Santa Monica. No issue m 2nd 9-22-1945 John Pleasant Nirk b 8-10-1910 Santa Monica, son of Sidney Fred & Belle (Banks) Nirk, Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Nirk live, 8- 47,1008 1/2 7th St. Santa Monica. He with the Douglas Aircraft Corp. No issue. B MoS °liVer WhÍte 8 b 1-21-1919 Flaxcombe d 10-25-1925 Santa

(3) Elizabeth Beali White 8 b 3-23-1920 Flaxcombe, m 11-20-1941 £«,Ray mT0nd^tCí b 9-25-19l9 Los Angeles, Calif., son of Chas. Wesley && Leah Perkins (Rogers) Hatch. Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Hatch 1VTer' x ;47' 204 N'Miller St" Santa M°™a- He served in W W 2 in USNa RT from 4-'42 to 10-'45. a. John Edward Hatch 9 b 5-6-1943 Santa Monica, living, 8-'47. R C h ard - 4 7 Laurence Hatch 9 b 5-21-1945 Santa Monici, living (4) Dorothy White 8 b 6-30-1921 Flaxcombe, m 11-20-1941 Robert Joseph Nelson b 9-9-1920 Santa Monica, Calif., son of Tom & Ana fiTT'Å'7mÁ*TelS0ï\0Í Santa M°niCa- Mr- & Mrs- R- J- Nelson 9 • £ „ u Larch Ave- lne^ood, Calif. He served in W. W ant M arin 6 3 1/2 yrS mostI in the Sou fic & Thríhrnu Panamp a ,Cana,l to West -Indies.y them Pacif- ' a. Larry Edward Nelson 9 b 7-10-1944 Santa Monica living, 8-'47 9 b. Bruce Gordon Nelson b 9-26-1946 Santa Monica livinf 8-'47 4. Pinckney McGill White 7 b 5-3-1890 Dickerson, mT-9-192Si ïnnaPelrl G endenning b 1-3-1893 Mich, dau Wm. & Jeannette M. (WesteTvelt) Glendenning of Mich. Mr. & Mrs. White live, 7-'45, 2202 Carew Tower Cincinnati, O. He with Acacia Life Insurance Co. '

(1 Annie White 8 b 7-9-1926 Cincinnati, living, 7-'45. 5. Julia Nannette White 7 b 12-5-1893 (See p 110) 6' fon-T94^TevWw!íf 'n27~18l5 Dickerson> «ving there, 12-<46, m 4- 23 Í87n MI' ^ I aaT Bo°rrs Everett m« an Episcopal Minister, b 6- 23-1870, Md d 11-14-1944 Wash., D.C. son of Rev. Wm. Bowers & E len Susan (Whitten) Everett II, M.D. of Md. No issu™ 7. Elwyn Wardlaw White 7 b 8-1-1897 Dickerson, Md. m 10-23-1943 as his 2nd wife (he m 1st Miriam Chandler, deceased, by whom he had a

C aS n 46>8 yrS Id)

GraV ir b ÏT18Q7T* B Wnsv' T.'llIe, "'Md son ° ' AKtaïUÍ Grav' Sr* it i ïï ^ T ' - <>f Joseph & Augusta (Young) y MrS Gray Jr live 11_ 46 00 D.Cn r. 'wfHe', Governmenn -t Employee' - , >no issue>. 1° Perry St. N.E. Wash.,

(From p 63) "10" Dr. Edward Oliver Belt G b 5-19-1861 "Rock Hall" nm in i one

Norvel BeU 11 '2 H ™ °Z " 3;8"1871 "Ving with her son Dr" Mich ' Wln F°reSt & Mary (Smith> Norvell, of Detroit, Descendants of John Macgill , 67 1. Edward McGill Belt 7 b 1-15-1900 Wash.D.C. d 12-30-1906 in same wreck. 2. Sincliar Belt 7 b 3-14-1901 Wash. D.C. d 12-30-1906 killed in same wreck. 3. Dr. Norvell Belt 7 b 9-2-1902 Wash. D.C. m 4-1-1929 Lorena Emma Strine b 3-25-1906 Waynesboro, Pa. dau Clifton Ollie & Margaretta (Sellers) Strine, of Waynesboro. Dr. & Mrs. Belt live, ll-'46, 5028 Lowell St. N. W. Wash. D.C. He a practicing Physician. No issue. (From p 56) "2" Elizabeth McGill 4 b 8-20-1792 Fred Co. Md. d 9-9-1825 Fred. Co. m 1-23-1816, as his 1st wife (he m 2nd 7-29-1826 Catherine Jamison, by whom he had no children), James Hook b 1790 d 2-16-1837 son of Daniel & Sarah (Burgess) Hook & brother of Mary Davis Hook, who m Patrick McGill, Jr. - see p 56. Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Hook lived in Fred. Co. In 1835 the family moved to Hancock, Md. 1. JamesDaniel Hook 5 b 2-11-1817 (?) Fred. Co. d 2-7-1905 Hancock, m Mary Davy b 10-15-1819 Cumberland, Md. d 6-29-1886 Hancock, dau Eli & Christine (Rowland) Davy, of Cumberland. (1) Henry Harrison Hook 6 b 10-5-1841 (See below) (2) Mary Hook 6 (See p 68) (3) Charles McGill Hook 6 b 4-19-1847 d 6-11-1847 (Parish Register) (Tombstone has) d 9-8-1862, aged 15 yrs 4 mos. 29 days. (4) Fanny Hook 6 b 9-2-1850 d 8-23-1854. (5) Belle Hook 6 b 6-7-1853 d 8-27-1888 unm. (6) James Patrick McGill Hook 6 b 4-16-1856 d 12-24-1930 unm. (7) Ann McGill Hook 6 b 4-29-1860 d 6-21-1861. (From above) "1" Henry Harrison Hook 6 b 10-5-1841 Hancock, Md. d 2-7-1905 Cum­ berland, Md. (?) m 12-10-1868 Annie Mary McDermitt b 8-24-1842 Cum­ berland (?), d 10-17-1914 Cumberland, dau Francis & Augustin (Stofer(?)) McDermitt, of Cumberland (?). 1. James A. Hook 7 b 4-13-1870 Cumberland, d 2-20-1891 unm. 2. Mary Frances Hook 7 b 10-4-1872 (See below) 3. William Henry Harrison Hook 7 b 11-11-1873 Cumb. d 5-21-1897 unm. (From above)

"2" Mary Frances Hook 7 b 10-4-1872 Hancock, Md. d 3-4-1936 Cum­ berland, Md. m 1st Thomas Michael Kelley, Jr. a Ry. Passenger Conductor, b 4-7-1870 Stephenson, Va. d there 12-29-1907 son of Thos Michael & Bridget (Lynch) Kelley, of Stephenson. 1. Thomas Michael Kelley, in 8 b 9-19-1875 d 10-28-1918 in Eng. of wounds in W.W. I unm. 2. Mary Mildred Kelley 8 b 12-31-1897 (See p 68) 3. Anna Margaret Kelley 8 b 12-4-1899 now l-'44, a Sister of Charity at St. Vincent's Hospital, Norfolk, Va. 4. Frances-TIelen Kelley 8 b 9-18-1902 now, l-'44, a Sister of Charity at St. Martin's School, Balto. Md. 5. Catherine Virginia Kelley 8 b 1-10-1904 now l-'44, a Sister of 68 The Macgill-McGill Family Charity at Carney Hosgital, Boston Mass. 6. , Joseph Howard Kelley 8 d in infancy, Cumberland. 7. Rose Edna Kelley 8, who d in infancy. m 2nd 10-13-1909 Robert Emery Lee Hahn b 4-25-1877 son of Henry Daniel & Margaret Jane (Holmes) Hahn. Mr. & Mrs. R. E. L. Hahn live, 3-'44, Cumberland, Md. 8. Henry Lee Hahn 8 b 9-15-1912 Cumberland, m 4-26-1940 Ethel Raye Johnston b 4-12-1921 Poolesville, Md. dau Wm. Everett & Emma Frances (Overstreet) Johnston, of PoolesviUe. Mr. & Mrs Hahn ive, ll-'46 "Woodlawn", Rte. 1. Hopewell, Va. He, a Nitro- InFrSeTSS^ ^ *" W'W' *' ™ ^ 955th F.A.B., Bn., (1) Zoe Brenda Halm™ b 11-3-1942 Hopewell, living, ll-'46. (2) Mary Frances Hahn 10 b 3-6-1945 Hopewell, living, ll-'46. (From p 67)

w?« *Sfi Mud,red ^11^ 8 12"31-1897 Cumberland, m 2-11-1920 Peter Westley Welch b 1-22-1891 Astoria, Oregon, son of Jnó. Westley & Olava ttndegard) Welch of Astoria. Mr. & Mrs. P. W. Welch live, 3-'47, 1932 N.W. Flanders, Portland, Oregon. He, a Real Estate Broker.

Murray b 3-28-1924 dau Jno. Andrew & Theosteen (Duncan) Murray. U R e,reerv?nfArmy'' ^FY' 2' aS Air C0rps Cadet: Promoted to 1st Lt Reserve e Officer's Air Force; student, 3-'47, Univ. of Portland. Mary Virginia Welch 9 b 10-24-1924 Portland, living, 3-'47, unm Vincen DePaul Welch 9 b 6-8-1926 Portland, living,3-'47 unm 4. ames Joseph Welch 9 b 11-4-1927 Portland, living 3-'47,3 5. John Quentm Welch 9 b 3-20-1929 Portland, living, 3-'47, unm 1 It er nrTiS WelCn V'24"1930 Portland, living, 3-'4?,Zm 8 Zn^Dlck«S0«We^h 9 b 1-23-1933 Portland, living, 3-'47, unm. 8. Zoe Louise Welch9 b 6-16-1934 Portland, living, 3-'47, unm 9. Dan Seton Welch 9 b 8-23-1935 Portland, living, 3-'47, unm 10. Virginia Ann Welch 9 b 1-10-1941 Portland, living, 3-'47? unm. (From p 67)

"(2)" Mary Hook 6 b Hancock, Md. d there, m William T. English b

e er HtaB English wherwneere alai1feh!?l their childreH *n were° íborn ^ . tH e^ m 2nd Mar y ^eBrennad at ngancock , 1. An infant English 7 who died 9-20-1863 2. Charles English 7 b 7-21-1864 Hancock d there 11-22-1865 4* £feS^nlei En,ehSï b 7"23"1885 Hancock d there 9-12-1871. 4. Mary Ellen English 7 b 9-26-1866 (See below.) 5. Annie Elizabeth English 7 b 2-12-1869 (See p 69) (From above)

12-Íe-Í?a3ryw^,len EFliBillb 9'26-1868 Hancock d there 6-2-1928,m ll l^^TW°W,^U,,b 2"27-1871 Hancock, living there 12-' (HÓlbe^Fann; of Haníocí * ^ **' & ^-Bernadette Descendants of John Macgill 69 1. Marie Louise Faith 8 b 12-24-1894 Hancock, living there, 12-'47, with her father & unm. 2. Leo Stephen Faith 8 b 10-17-1897 Hancock, living, 12-'46, Berwyn, Md. a U.S. Government employee, unm. 3. Martha Rosemary Faith 8 b 8-5-1902 Hancock, living, 12-'46, 4123 13th PI. N.E. Wash. D.C. m 6-29-1927 David Augustus Coleman, Ph. D. b 3-15-1895 Natick, Mass. d 2-25-1938 Wash. D.C. He, a Bacteriologist, was son of David Chas. & Augusta Marie (Sumter) Coleman, of Mass. (1) Rosemary Faith Coleman 9 b 12-29-1928 Wash. D.C. living, 3-'47. 4. Julia Catherine Faith 8 b 2-20-1905 Hancock, living, 3-'47, 1616 P St. N.W. Wash. D.C. m 1937 James Henry Maloney b 12-13-1900 Lowell, Mass. (1) Catherine Faith Maloney 9 b 12-30-1938 Wash. D.C. living, 3-'47. 5. Charles Augustine Faith 8 b 1-26-1909 Hancock, m 1-9-1934 Hazel Bea­ trice Wachter b 4-26-1916 Berkeley Springs, W. Va. dau Wm. & Eva Galetha (Stotler) Wachter, of Berkeley Springs. Mr. & Mrs. Faith live, 3-'47, Hancock. He served in W.W. 2 as a Technician with the U.S. Army Construction Engineers from 2-'44 to 2-'46; at Okinawa and in Korea. (1) Constance Ann Faith 9 b 8-1-1935 Hancock d 11-23-1935 Cumber­ land, Md. (2) Felicia Ann Faith 9 b 12-24-1937 Hancock, living, 3-'47. (3) Cynthia Teresa Faith 9 b 9-14-1941 Hagerstown, Md. living, 3-'47. (From p 68) "5" Annie Elizabeth English 7 b 2-12-1869 Hancock, Md. d there 5-17- 1905, m 5-19-1891 Francis Patrick Little b 3-2-1864 Hancock, d 8-4-1924 Wash. D.C. son of Patrick & Isabelle (Dugan) Little, of Hancock. Mr. & Mrs. F. P. Little lived at Hancock, He a Merchant & Orchardist. 1. William Francis Little 8 b 7-1-1892 (See p 70) 2. Hugh Edmund Little 8 b 1-9-1894 Hancock, living ll-'46, 4007 35th St. Mt. Rainier, Md., unm. 3. Herman Joseph Little 8 b 8-23-1895 Hancock, d there 11-26-1936 m 1st 1-21-1921 Laura Agnes Hayward b 11-2-1899 Hancock, d there 12-19-1923, dau Chas. Ambrose & Suella Ann (Gartner) Hayward, of Hancock. (1) Robert Joseph Little 9 b 12-9-1921 Hancock, served in W.W. 2 & now, ll-'46, Stf. Sgt. Co. C. 845th Engrs. (Avn.Bn.), stationed in Canal Zone. Unm. (2) Allen Vincent Little 9 b 12-6-1923 Hancock, d there 4-12-1924. m 2nd7-7-1925 Mary Ida Moore b 4-13-1898 Ontario, Canada d 12-8- 1941 Cumberland, Md. dau Isaac & Mary Jane (McDonald) Moore, of Ontario. No issue. 4. Julian Patrick Little 8 b 1-24-1898 Hancock, d 7-15-1946 Rich. Va. m 7-7-1921 Ruth Elizabeth Keach b 10-31-1896 Mass. living, ll-'46, 2210 W. Grace St. Rich, dau Edward Everett & Emily Ann (Pettee) Keach, of Mass. (1) Ruth Ann Little 9 b 1-8-1935 Rich, living, ll-'46. 5. Isabelle Catherine Little 8 b 12-11-1899 Hancock, living, ll-'47,4007 35th St. Mt. Rainier, Md. m 6-5-1923 Edward Henry Kellogg b 1-29- 1892 Kans. d 1-9-1933 Pittsburg, Pa. son of Chas. Henry & Florence Annette (Shaw) Kellogg. (1) Edward Frank "Sandy" Kellogg 9 b 6-25-1926 Pittsburg, living, ll-'47. 70 The Macgill-McGill Family

ll-'47, unm She is the ÏI '^ "anP,°Ck' livinS> ab°ve address helped'much wiïthis record '""^' °f tMs familv 6 (From p 69)

~Æ££^ - 6-16-1915 Flor- hay) Ditto, 2M.Mr* Sr&^^JfS1"' & Sara Ann (fiow- 1. Sarah Elizabeth t^^S^V^0^ HC an Electricia°- 2. William Joseph Little »b10-14-191 ?tfoc\hv™e, "-46, unm. Szwabonskib 11-26 1921 uL Walter S, ,' "J"17"194* Matilda (Radecki) Szwabonski of Bailed Mr «^M f ffUagia Marg"ete

on(St Bak He ^Z^.?^™? »-'«•. Bright- , gí M^KaSÍL^ 3. Margaret Louise Little »bM IQIO H , Vmg' 11 46- Himis b 3-26-^14 Jefferson MI T^'m ^18'^ Julian Corun

(2) Nancy Louise Himes 10 b 3-8-1945 Balto living 3-'48 (From p 56) 7 Md.: aayffs; i^sa-- HI.», Fred. co. i°B°e t^rah (NelS0^ I-*^W%DÓ?M' Pr0bably

1. Betsy McGill Luckett 5 b 1-1-1830 (See n qqf

2. Charles McGill Luckett 5 b 7-12-1832 FrÍ ^ „ 1032 Fred- Co. d there 6-24-1898 unm. (From p 56) 12-2-1866 Fred, dau Samuel iïïlíi \8*8 Frede"cksburg, Va. d Dr. McGill, this £mXX£^£J^mlPhmipB' °f *"dericksburg. of Medicine, BZ^t^ JS^Lf^t * ^ UniV" °f Md-Sch°o1 Md. where most of his children wer^ oorn a,nUmber °f ve"s at Jefferson time, where he lived across the Itreet frL w "i" Staunton> Va. a short fant; then in Fred, where he died £ Í Woodrow Wilson - then an in- character, considerableabUitvln'hí „ f"*t0 have been a man of very decided in SE^^^^SS? " """t SP6aker' but attractive personality when the^ovelviS?PM»/0""6 phvsician w«h an relative's private school i" Fred Co » Thpï Í PS Came t0 teach at her other and later married. Mrs D D Whoof V™ S°°n attracted to each of Fredericksburg, VaL and a dJLSl < iormerly Nannie Phillips, Keene Phillips, UyJ: ''Mia pS« J? Julf PhUlips brother' Alex- (Keene) Phillips, Jho c^frÏÏÏ^i^o^ °f S™81 * Sarah Fredericksburg, to live there Thl™ u .7 \ Md> ln the earIv days of Sarah Jane, Emily and LoS' and^V1^ 3 daughters & 2 sons - lips & the Rev. Richard PhüHps"' " AIeX" Keene PhiI- Descendants of John Macgill 71

1. Julia McGill 5 b 11-1-1838 Jefferson, Md. d there 11-9-1841. 2. Rev. Jno. McGill 5 b 8-15-1840 (See below) 3. Dr. Samuel McGill 5 b 6-5-1842 (See p 75) 4. Eleanor West McGill5 b 4-17-1844 (See p 77) 5. Dr. Wardlaw McGill 5 b 5-22-1846 (See p 78) 6. Wickliffe McGill 5 b 8-26-1848 d 5-11-1849. 7. Elizabeth McGill 5 b 10-7-1850 (See p 79) 8. Sarah Keene McGill 5 b 7-5-1853 (See p 80) 9. Arabella McGill « b 2-14-1857 (See p 81)

(From above)

"2" Rev. John Mc­ Gill, D.D. 5 b 8-15- 1840 Jefferson, Md. d 12-27-1925 Wash. D.C. m 6-25-1873 Virginia Beverley b 1-21-1849 "Avenel" Fauquier Co. Va. d 8-10-1919 The Plains, Va. dau Col. Robt. & Jane Eliza (Carter) Beverley, of "Avenel" see "The Bev- erleys of Va." by this compiler. Rev. John McGill, this compil­ er's father and to whom this book is ded­ icated, studied for the ministry at the Epis­ copal Theological Sem­ inary near Alexandria, Va. being in the class that was interrupted by the Civil War. He & his father's whole fam­ ily were strong South­ REV. JOHN MCGILL, D.D. ern sympathizers. Tax­ ing with him his younger brother, Samuel, who was studying medicine at the Univ. of Va., they ran the blockade in Aug. 1862 and joined the Confed­ erate Army. After being ordained Deacon, 9-28-1862, by Bishop Johns in Va., he served as Chaplain of the 52nd Va. Reg. under Gen. Jubal Early, of Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson's Corps. He was taken prisoner at Gettys­ burg & imprisoned at Johnson's Island, where he all but lost his life under prison hardship, so that when finally exchanged his health was so impared that upon reporting to the Army for active duty he was refused and fur- loughed indefinitely. In search of health, he went to Middlesex Co. Va., where he later became Rector of a parish there. He was ordained Priest by Bishop Johns, 4-10-1866. He spent his entire ministerial life of more than 50 years in Virginia, 72 The Macgill-McGill Family

Church, who, at the «„velling of this tablet, said InpÏÏI th JptríTo^ dT,r"!S ,h?»' • »- t» whom the people of

^rea^^^ and thrice again he responded to our appeal * * * in 18Qq *E» e,'

bereavement. sunered misfortune or experienced some recent

"His sermons were plain and kxrirpi vn » could forget his earnest «S^Í^SSS ^ESH" ^T' visible around his head hJ QII MÍ t . "uy Dea"ng. The halo was not wanting in ffitøXÆoSShSS- that there WaS n0tMng might come to anearthly saint '* ^ ^ m°St 6Xalted position that ^rSdd^r^ MSJ»*»nearly 45— ««^ïft™ JÏSr8^ ? Lit,Ue Georget°™ Fauquier Co., Va., Descendants of John Macgill 73

1 Jane McGill 6 b 11-30-1874 Chantilly, Va. d 12-1-1880 Brandy, Va. 2. Julia McGill 6 b 6-26-1875 Chantilly, Va. d 12-9-1880 Brandy, Va. 3. Baynton McGill 6 b 4-25-1877 Chantilly, Va. d 11-28-1880 Brandy, Va. 4. Rebekah Beverley McGill 6 b 1-12-1879 Brandy, Va.,living 3-'48, Wash.,unm. 5. John McGill, Jr. 6 b 3-11-1880 (See below) 6. Virginia McGill 6 b 3-8-1883 Brandy, Va. d there 6-30-1884. 7. Eleanor Mcgill 6 b 5-24-1884 Brandy, Va. d there 7-5-1884. 8. Virginia Beverley McGill 6 b 9-29-1888 (See below) (From above) "5" John McGill, Jr. 6 (The "Jr." was dropped after his father's death) b 3-11-1880 Brandy, Va. living, 3-'48, 1523 - 22nd St. N.W. Wash. D.C. m 10-14-1909, divorced 1919, Rosa Earl Roszel b 7-1-1884 Loudon Co. Va. living,3-'48, 1318 Bolton St. Balto Md. dau Geo. Asbury & Sarah (De- Butts) Roszel, of Loudon & Fauquier Co. John McGill, the compiler of this book, now retired, farmed 15 yrs. in Fauquier Co., served 6 1/2 yrs. as County Agricultural Agent in Allegany & Frederick Cos. Md.; then served 13 yrs. as mgr. of farmers' marketing cooperatives; then 3 yrs with the U.S. Interior Dept. supervising the management of the 16 farmer's cooperatives, in Puerto Rico, to which the U. S. Government had loaned over $6,000,000; and 11 yrs. in other Government service - most of it with the U.S. Dept. Agri. 1. Rosa "Babs" Roszel McGill 7 b 7-8-1910 Wash. D.C. m 6-18-1935 Comdr. Edward "Count" Aberte Ruckner, U. S. Navy b 10-25-1909 Jersey City, N. J. son of Louis & Mary (Aberte) Ruckner, of Westwood, N.J. Comdr. Ruckner graduated at the U. S. Naval Academy in 1932; served in W. W. 2 as Gunnery Officer USS Memphis; then Operations & Gunnery Officer, Staff of Commander Task Force 41; then Commission­ ing & Fitting out USS Atlanta; Gunnery Officer USS Atlanta, then her Executive Officer. While on the Atlanta she was Station Ship for Pres. Roosevelt's trip to Casablanca; then accompanied Mrs. Roosevelt on her trip thru Brazil. Served in American, European, African & Asiatic theaters; Rec'd 2 stars & Victory MedaL Now, 3-'48 stationed at Navy Dept., Wash.., D.C. (1) Edward Aberte Ruckner, Jr. 8 b 1-5-1941 Balto. Md. living,3-'48. 2. Peter Roszel McGill 7 b 7-6-1913 Wash. D.C. m 10-29-1938 Elizabeth Cromwell Denison b 2-19-1918 Timonium, Md. dau Chas. Carroll & Eliz. (Cromwell) Denison, of Timonium. Mr. & Mrs. McGill live, 3-'48, Timonium, He in insurance business in Balto. (1) Peter Roszel McGill, Jr. 8 b 5-22-1941 Balto. living, 3-'48. (2) Charles Carroll McGill 8 b 5-31-1943 Balto. living, 3-'48.

(From above) "8" Virginia Beverley McGill 6 b 9-29-1888 Jefferson Co. W. Va. liv­ ing, 3-'48, 86 S. Park St. Halifax, Nova Scotia, m 4-16-1916 later divorced, Charles Mayer Coryell b 12-1-1889 Phila. Pa. living, ll-'46, N.Y. City, and married again. / 1. Virginia Beverley Coryell 7 b 4-11-1918 N.Y. City m 12-1-1942 Colin Stuart Campbell b 1-5-1914 Weymouth North, Nova Scotia, son of Geo. Douglas & Esther Martha ( Black) Campbell, of Weymouth North, Mr. & Mrs. C. S. Campbell live, 12-'47, 86 S. Park St. Halifax, Nova Scotia. He, in the Real Estate business there. He served in W.W. 2, as a Lieut. 74 The Macgill-McGill Family Descendants of John Macgill 75

in the Royal Canadian Navy, with the officers stationed at Halifax to handle the receiving and discharge of Canadian and British Naval ves­ sels stopping at that port. (1) Colin Donald Campbell 8 b 11-1-1943 Halifax, living, 3- 48.

(From p 71)

"3" Dr Samuel McGill 5 b 6-5-1842 Jefferson, Md. d 3-2-1905 Schuyler, Va m 4-27-1871 Elizabeth Harrison Randolph Fauntleroy b 3-3-1843 White Post Va. d 6-11-1909 Leesburg, Va. dau Dr. Jno. Foushee & Lavinia Beverley (Turner) Fauntleroy, of White Post. Dr. & Mrs. McGill lived at Leesburg Va. where he practiced medicine many yrs. & where all their children were born. A few yrs. before his death they moved to Rockfish, Va. where he died. . 1. Col. John Fauntleroy McGill °, USMC, b 2-22-1874 The Plains, Va.

d 4-19-1929 Calif. „, J m lst,later divorced, Grace Collins b 10-15-1883 Chicago. 111. dau Lorin Cone & Nellie (Robb) Collins of Chicago. (1) Elizabeth Randolph McGill 7 b Canal Zone living, 1929, Glendale Calif, m John Marshall, of Chicago, 111., her whereabouts,11- 47, unknown to this compiler. (2) Grace Collins McGill 7 m. Her whereabouts, 11- 47, also un­ known to this compiler. m 2nd 8-13-1924 Frieda Vocke b 5-28-1886 Calif, living, 11- 44, Plac- erville, Calif, dau Wm. & Eliza (Wahl) Vocke. No issue. 2. Thomas Julian McGill 6 b 8- -1875 Martinsburg, W. Va. d 9- -1936 Minneapolis, Minn, m 6-24-1903 Minnie Shores b 12-12-1878 Minneapol­ is d there 9- -1936 (?), dau Arthur J. & Ella (Medora) Shores, of Min­ neapolis, and Butte, Mont. Mr. & Mrs. McGill lived in Minneapolis. He, a graduate Electrical Engineer, went to work for the Westinghouse Elec. Co. in Minneapolis. He advanced until made Mgr. of their Chicago office. Then back to Minneapolis as Pres. of the Twin Cities Traction Co. (1) Virginia Randolph McGill 7 b 3-24-1904 Minneapolis, m 1st 1923 Clarence McConville, son of J. McConville. a. Peter McConville 8 b 2-24-1925 St. Paul, Minn. Killed in air­ plane crash, 10- -1945, while serving in W. W. 2, as Lieut, in U. S. Naval Air Corps. b. Mary Patricia McConville 8 b 12-21-1927 St. Paul, Minn, living l-'47, unm. m 2nd 1934 Eben L. Boalt b 1900 son of Chas.A.Boalt, of St. Paul. Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Boalt live, l-'47, 2858 N. Shepard Ave. Milwaukee, Wise. c. Ralph Goodrich Boalt 8 b 6-28-1937 St. Paul, living, 1- 47. (2) Janet Shores McGill 7 b 11-6-1907 Minneapolis m 7-11-1934 John Dinsmore McCaull b 8-30-? Minneapolis, son of Jas. Lincoln & Carolyn (Dinsmore) McCaull of Minneapolis. Mr. & Mrs. J. D.

McCaull live, l-'47, Oronoco, Minn. t a. Julian Lincoln McCaull 8 b 2-26-1936 Minneapolis, living 1- 47. b. Jane Carolyn McCaull 8 b 11-23-1939 Minneapolis, living 1- 47. (3) Anne Fauntleroy McGill 7 b 6-26-1914 Atlanta, Ga. living, 4-'47, 12035 Benmore Terrace, Brentwood, Los Angles, Calif. 76 The Macgill-McGill Family m 1st 11- -1931, later divorced, Lac Clark Stafford b 1913, living, l-'43, son of Lac & Esther (Clark) Stafford. a.Leslie Clark Stafford 8 b 7-14-1933 N.Y. City, living, 3-'47, m 2nd 5-30-1937, later divorced, John Blackstock Hawley, Jr. b 7-11- 1899 Ft. Worth, Texas, living, 3-'47, son of Jno. B. & Sue Anna (Terrell) Hawley, of Ft. Worth. Mr. Hawley, Jr. has two children - Terrell and J. B. Hawley, in - by a former marriage. "Who's who In America" says Mr. Hawley, Jr., a Civil Engineer & Inventor, specializing in perfection of oil pumping devices, became Gen. Mgr. & Pres. of Hawley Inventions, Inc., also of Northern Pump Co. & of Northern Ordnance, Ind. & of the Minneapolis, Anoka & Cuyuna Range Ry. b. McGill Joseph Hawley 8 b 5-28-1938 Minneapolis, living, 3-'47. C.Michael Augustine Hawley 8 b 7-6-1940 Minneapolis, living, 3-'47. 3. Charles Shirley McGill 8 b 3-7-1877 Leesburg, Va. d 6-30-1932 Wil­ mington, Del. m 8-3-1904 Ethel Louise Phillips b 4-30-1881 Oskaloosa, Iowa, living, l-'47,Rodney Court Apts. Wilmington, Del. dau John J. & Mary Eliz. (Murlin) Phillips, of Iowa & Ohio. (1) Charles Shirley McGill, Jr. 7 b 8-19-1905 Elkhorn, W. Va. m 1-15- 1937 Eunice Rasin Horsey b 8-20-1908 Middletown, Del. dau Unit Rasin & Mabel Sophia (Cochran) Horsey, of Middletown. Mr. & Mrs. McGill, Jr. live, l-'47, Rodney Court Apts. Wilmington. He, Asst. Treas. Wilmington Savings Fund Society. No issue. (2) Mary Elizabeth McGill 7 b 10-6-1908 Covington, Ky. m 1st 12-22-1934, later divorced, Bayne Archibald Higgins b 3-8- 1909 living, ll-'43. No issue, m 2nd 12-23-1942 Karl William Mortimer Kittleson, b 8-12-1909 Camden Co. N. J. son of Karl Bertram & Betsy Jeannette (Jorgensen) Kittleson, of Audubon, N. J. Mr. & Mrs. K. W. M. Kittleson live, l-'47, 2303 Washington St. Wilmington, Del. He, an Accountant, with E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington. No issue. 4. Powell Harrison McGill 6 b 12-22-1878 Leesburg, d 9-30-1929 Wrights- ville Beach, N. C. m 12-28-1909, as her 1st husband (she m 2nd Otis Harvey Smith), Frances Mitchell Loving b 10-6-1889 Lowesville, Va. dau Albert Galston & Matice (Beard) Loving. She & Mr. Smith live, 11- '46, "Oakwood Farm," 3829 Royal Blvd. Lynchburg, Va. (1) Arabella Fauntleroy McGill 7 b 2-17-1911 Alta Vista, Va. m 1st 5-4-1935, later divorced, Stephen DuVal Martin, Jr. who has since m again & lives, 8-'47, Washington, D. C. He, son of S. DuVal & Maude (Clark) Martin. No issue. m 2nd 7-8-1944 Capt. Griswold Kase Smith, U.S. Army (Reg.), b 2-17-1910 N. Y. City, son of Wm. Henry & Mary Eliz. (Ash­ ton) Smith, of N. Y. City. Capt. & Mrs. Smith are stationed, 8-'47, Kokura, Kyushu, Japan. Home address is her mother's, a. Randolph Griswold Smith 8 b 5-4-1946 Lynchburg, living, 8-'47. (2) Powell Harrison McGill, Jr. 7 b 5-31-1916 Lynchburg, m 11-1-1943 Lillian Russell Crabtree b 12-2-1917 Lynchburg, dau Horace Elmore & Ella Nora (Carter) Crabtree, of Lynchburg. Mr. & Mrs. McGill live, 6-'47, Lynchburg. He served in W. W. 2 in USMC & saw ser­ vice at Guadalcanal. Descendants of John Macgill 77

a. Powell Harrison McGill, m 8 b 2-15-1945 Lynchburg, living, 6-'47. 5. Armistead Randolph McGill 6 b 11-28-1880 Leesburg, d 3-4-1904 Wash. D.C. m 1903 Louise Talbot, of Ky. No issue. 6. Arabella Fauntleroy McGill 6 b 11-12-1884 Leesburg, living, 12-'47, 2202 Shallcross Ave. Wilmington, Del. m 4- 27-1909 Alfred H. Gaw­ throp b 5-18-1881 Wilmington, d there 10-22-1937 son of Alfred & Han­ nah (Stroud) Gawthrop, of Wilmington. (1) Alfred Gawthrop, 7 b 11-27-1912 Wilmington m 9-5-1936 Elizabeth Baum b 10-26-1914 Lake Forest, 111. dau Jas. E. & Gertrude (Fitz­ gerald) Baum, of Lake Forest. Mr. & Mrs. Gawthrop live l-'47, 550 Spruce Ave. Wilmington. He, with Swift International Co. of Chicago, 111. He served during W. W. 2 with E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co. working on the Atomic Bomb, Richland, Wash. a. Gail Gawthrop 8 b 9-4-1937 Plainfield, N. J. living, l-'47. b. Alfred Gawthrop Jr. 8 b 6-18-1939 Plainfield, N. J. living, l-'47. c. Lindalee Gawthrop 8 b 7-18-1940 Plainfield, N. J. living, l-'47. (2) Capt. Samuel McGill Gawthrop 7 b 7-3-1915 Wilmington m 2-18-1942 Helen Lloyd Kitchel b 9-11-1922 Hopewell, Va. dau Wm. Lloyd & Helen (Weeks) Kitchel, of Wilmington. Mr. & Mrs. Gawthrop live, 12-'47, Lancaster Village, Wilmington. He, with the Equitable Trust Co. He served in W. W. 2 as Capt. F. A. 37th Div.; was 44 mos. in South Pacific. a. Samuel McGill Gawthrop, Jr. 8 b 3-8-1943 Wilmington,living, 12-'47. b. Ann Randolph Gawthrop b 10-20-1946 Wilmington, living 12-'47. (3) Elizabeth Randolph Gawthrop 7 b 11-1-1916 Wilmington m 11-4-1938 Maj. Henry Matthews Canby, Jr. b 11-15-1910 Wilmington, son of H. M. & Marjorie (Bush) Canby, of Wilmington. Mr. & Mrs. Canby, Jr. live, l-'47, 1020 Rodney St. Wilmington. He, a Lawyer with law firm, Richards, Lawton & Finger, Wilmington. He served in W.W. 2 as an Atty. with rank of Major in U.S. Air Transport Command, 2 yrs. in Memphis, Tenn. & 15 mos. in Calcutta, India. a. Elizabeth Fauntleroy Canby 8 b 2-24-1940 Wilmington, living, l-'47. b. Marjorie Bush Canby 8 b 10-11-1942 Wilmington, living, l-'47.

(From p 71) "4" Eleanor West McGill 5 b 4-17-1844 Jefferson, Md. d 7-10-1913 Frederick, Md. m 11-8-1871 Dr. Joseph AHeine Williamson, m,b 10-8- 1845 Janeville, Clarke Co. Va. d 3-26-1896 Fred, son of J. A. & Mary Mann (Page) Williamson, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Williamson lived in Fred, where he, a Pharmacist & Manufacturing Chemist, established a very successful drug business. During the Civil War, he, a member of the 1st Co. of Richmond Howitzers, Ewell's Div. under Gen. Longstreet, CSA, was in many battles, including Gettysburg, and was among those who laid down their arms at Appomattox. 1. Dr. Thomas McGill Williamson 6 b 10-2-1872 Fred, d there 8-25-1943 unm. He too, a Pharmacist, was a prominent druggist in Fred, where he was loved by the whole community, because of his beautiful Christian character. 78 The Macgill-McGill Family

2. Mary Alleine Williamson 6 D 9-2-1874 Fred, living there, 3-'48, 101 Record St. Unm. 3. Joseph Alleine Williamson IV 6 b 9-9-1876 (See below) 4. Julia Phillips Williamson 6 b 9-30-1877 Fred, living there, 3-'48, 101 Record St. Unm.

(From above)

"3" Joseph Alleine Williamson IV 6 b 9-9-1876 Fred. Md. d there 9-6- 1924, m 2-27-1907 Jenney Laura Marie Hagedorn b 9-4-1884 Portland, Oregon, living, Balto. 3-'48,dau Bernhard & Laura Monica (Gantenbein) Hagedorn, of Portland, Mr. & Mrs. Williamson lived in Fred, where he was partner with his brother & sisters in the drug business, and was at one time Postmaster at Frederick. 1. Joseph Alleine Williamson V 7 b 12-5-1907 Fred, living, 3-'48,Balto., Md., unm. where he is with the Comercial Credit Co. He served in W. W. II as Stf. Sgt. 2nd Armored Div. in Africa, Sicily & France. 2. Bernhard Williamson 7 b 11-26-1910 Fred, m 8-9-1939 Dorothy Louise Rebert b 8-10-1909 Marysville, Pa. dau Guy Sprenkle & Harriet Maude (Cronise) Rebert, of Hanover, Pa. Mr. & Mrs. Williamson live, ll-'47 1500 Kingsway Rd. Balto. Md. He, a Salesman. 3. Virginia Hagedorn Williamson 7 b 8-21-1909 Fred, m 6-10-1939 Alfred Jesse McKay, Jr. b 9-6-1903 Balto. Md. son of Alfred J. & Va. Woodward (Cook) McKay, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. McKay, Jr. live, ll-'47, 1518 Pent- ridge Rd. Balto. He Ch. Engnr., Roland Park Co. Balto. No issue. 4. Helen Page Williamson 7 b 5-20-1912 Fred, living, ll-'47,Md. State Hospital, Sykesville, Md. m 7-31-1936, later divorced, Eugene Gittings DuBellet b 10-4-1909 son of Eugene Gustave & Louise (Buchanan) Du Bellet. No issue.

(From p 71)

"5" Dr. Wardlaw McGill 5 b 5-22-1846 Jefferson, Md. d 10-26-1888 Ashville, N. C. m 12-20-1874 Georgia Pearre b 1853 Cumberland, Md. d 1892 Balto. Md. dau Geo. Alex. & Mary Smith (Worthington) Pearre,of Cumb. Md. Dr. & Mrs. McGill lived in Cumb. Md. & Ashville, N. C. in both of which he practiced medicine. 1. Mary Worthington McGill 6, an only child, b 11-12-1877 Cumb. d 1-19- 1943 Fred. Md. m 6-3-1908 George Robertson Dennis, Jr. a Lawyer, b 1-30-1870 Fred. Co. living there, 12-'47, son of Geo. R. & Fanny (McPherson) Dennis, of Fred. Co. Md. (1) Barbara Brooke Dennis 7 b 11-10-1910 Fred. Md. m 1st 4-17-1933 Capt. Louis Murray Rawlins b 6-25-1906 Balto. Md. d 10-16-1942 Texas, killed in line of duty in a bomber crash, while in the U. S. Army Air Force during W. W. 2, son of Louis M. & Eliza ÍWhite) Rawlins, of Balto. a. George Dennis Rawlins 8 b 3-20-1937 Balto., living, 12-'47. b. William Murray Rawlins 8 b 10-7-1942 Balto., living, 12-'47. m 2nd 7-22-1947 John Williams Avirett, Jr. b 5-13-1902 Cumb. Md. son of J. W. & Sara (Roemer) Avirett, of Cumb. Mr. & Mrs. Avirett, Jr. live, 12-'47, "Cock's Crow" W. Bellona Ave. Balto.

v Descendants of John Macgill 79

(2) Ann Graham Dennis 7 b 5-14-1915 Fred. Md. m 1st 12-19-1934, later divorced, Jay Zegler, of Fred, a. James Dennis Zegler 7 b 10-4-1935, his name later changed to James Coale Sappington IV, living, ll-'47. m 2nd 8-11-1938 James Coale Sappington III and accompanied him to London, where he is, ll-'47, in the U. S. Diplomatic Service. No issue. (From p 71)

"7" Elizabeth McGill 5 b 10-7-1850 Jefferson, Md. d 9-28-1929 Rockville, Md. m 12-26-1872 William Pinckney Mason, CSA Navy, b 1-10-1843 d 12- 16-1922, son of Dr. Rich. Chichester & Lucy (Randolph) Mason, of Fairfax Co. Va. Mr. & Mrs. W. P. Mason lived at Rockville, where he established & conducted the Rockville Academy, a boys preparitory school. He enter­ ed the U. S. Naval Academy in 1859, but resigned 4-19-1861 to enter the CSA Navy. 1. Wardlaw McGill Mason 6 b 2-37-1876 d 3-24-1937 Wash. D. C. unm. He a lawyer, was a U. S. Government employee all his life, being with the Federal Trade Comm. when he died. 2. Lucius Randolph Mason 6 b 1-23-1886 Fred. Md. m 12-3-1918 Sophy Stanton Johnston b 6-16-1892 Wash. D. C. dau Jas. M. & Sophy (Carr) Johnston, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Mason live, 7-'47, 960 Park Ave. N.Y. City. He, a Lawyer. (1) Sophy Carr Mason 7 b 9-13-1919 Wash. D. C. m 11-25-1944 James Caperton Burnam b 2-19-1918 Richmond, Ky. son of Paul & Janie (Caperton) Burnam, Richmond. Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Burnam live, 4-'47, Richmond, Ky. He served in W. W. 2 as an Ensign.USNR, attached to Naval air Transport Service in Honolulu. 1. Catherine Phelps Burnam 8 b 12-17-1945 N.Y. City, living, 7-'47. 3. Shirley Carter Mason 6 b 10-12-1891 Rockville, living there, ll-'47, m 4-22-1914, later divorced, Alexander Fullerton Prescott, Jr. b 6- 27-1894 Rockville, living, ll-'46, Bethesda Md. ( He married 2nd Cecilia Kubacka) son of Alex. F. & Edith (Kellog) Prescott, Sr. of Rock­ ville. (1) Shirley Mason Prescott 7 b 1-31-1915 Rockville. m 1st 3-15-1934, later divorced, Duane Nelson Walcott, Jr. a. Duane Nelson Walcott, ni 8 b 11-4-1935 Wash. D. C. living, l-'47. m 2nd Richard Carroll McNeil, Mr. & Mrs. McNeil are both liv­ ing, l-'47. b. Richard Carroll McNeil, Jr. b Lublock, Texas living, l-'47. (2) Alexander Fullerton Prescott, HI b 2-3-1916 Rockville, m Mar- cella Fitz-Simmons, both living, l-'47. (3) Pinckney Mason Prescott 7 b 6-28-1920 Rockville, m 6-9-1942 Sara Jane Reese b 2-10-1921 Fitzgerald, Ga. dau Albert Eugene & Irene Vivian (Woolvin) Reese, of Ga. Mr. & Mrs. Prescott live, ll-'45, 1302 Oxford Rd. Atlanta, Ga. He served in W. W. 2, as Tech.Sgt. Co. C. 3166 Sig. Service Bn. in Europe, Philippines & Japan. a. Sally Reese Prescott 8 b 11-11-1943 Wash. D. C. Living, ll-'45. 80 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 71)

"8" Sarah Keene McGill 5 b 7-5-1853 Staunton, Va. d 1-27-1929 Ful­ ton, Mo. m 8-7-1879, as his 2nd wife, ( He m 1st Frances Marian Eichel- berger, who died in 1st child birth & was dau of Grayson & Amanda Eichel- berger, of Fred. Md.) Cornelius Harnett Hill, b 9-28-1839, Milton, N. C. d 11-13-1920 Fulton, Mo. son of Wm. Rountree & Sarah Ann (Simmons) Hill, of Milton. C. H. Hill spent his entire life as an educator of the deaf first teaching at the N. C. School for the Deaf, at Raleigh; then 16 yrs. at' the Md. School for the Deaf at Fred.; then back to Raleigh until 1888 when he became Principal of the W. Va. School for the Deaf, at Romney; then to the Mo. School for the Deaf, at Fulton, 1897 - 1915, when ill health forced him to retire. 1. Dr. Halbert Rowland Hill 6 b 12-21-1880 Fred. m 1st 1- -1912, later divorced, Mrs. Marion Anderson. (1) Rosemary Hill 7 b 3-21-1913 St. Louis, Mo. m & had a son. m 2nd 6-24-1924 Verta Louise Driscoll b 8-30-1899 Memphis, Mo. dau Michael & Sarah Belle (Garrett) Driscoll, of Memphis & Kansas City, Mo. (2) Halbert Rowland HiU, Jr. 7 b 4-24-1925, Fulton, Md. m 12-25- 1946 Frances May Weigle b 11-4-1926 Fulton.dau Dr. Otis Mel­ vin & Grace (Barker) Weigle. Mr. & Mrs. Hill, Jr. live 1504 1st St. Galena Park, Tex. He served in W. W. 2 as a Pfc. 14 mos.; was with European Aviation Command (Prov.) Hdqtrs., Wiesbaden, Germany; now, l-'47, discharged. (3) Charles Adrian Hill 7 b 6-6-1929 Auxvasse, Mo. living, 12-'46, unm. Dr. & Mrs. Hill live, ll-'47, 1504 - 1st St. Galena Park, Texas. He retired. 2. Elizabeth Pinckney Hill 6 b 1-8-1882 Fred., living, ll-'47, 803 Court St. Fulton, Mo. where she was for 44 yrs. an instructor in the Mo. School for the Deaf. This compiler remembers quite well á visit the above two Hill 1st cousins made to our home at Brandy, Va. when we were all 4 or 5 yrs old. Our nurse took us all 4, the 2 cousins, my sister Rebekah & my­ self, for a walk. We came to a little stream over which was a foot- log, on which my sister & 1 walked across. But when Hal, saw the stream, he started in a run with Pinck a close second, and, before the nurse could catch them, both waded into and through the stream with shoes and stockings on, at which my sister and I looked on in amaze­ ment. Hal, as a boy had such a vivid imagination that he seldom failed to answer satisfactorily his little sister's many questions. One day they were looking at a dictionary together, in their father's study, and Hal was telling Pinck what each picture was. When they came to one of an engine with the engineer in the cab and he had told her what they were, she asked "Why is he called the 'Engineer'?"to which Hal's ready reply was Because he is near the engine." Next was an allegator, and when she asked why it was called an 'Allegator' his immediate reply was Because he is long like an alley and opens his mouth wide like a gate." Descendants of John Macgill 81 (From p 71)

"9" Arabella McGill 5 b 2-14-1857 Fred., Md. d 11-19-1886 Raleigh, N.C. m 11-12-1884 Dr. Allen Blakeley Montz, born Allen Blakeley "Mountz" but changed it to "Montz," b 9-19-1852 Marlboro, Va. d 6-1-1934 Dela- plane, Va. son of Joseph & Rebecca (George) Mountz, of Marlboro. 1. John Montz 6 b 10-10-1885 Fred, m 4-21-1919 Eliza Caroline Harvey b 11-29-1895 Raynham, Mass. dau Jas. Barton & Eliz. Cath. (Anderson) Harvey of Bridgewater, Mass. Mr. & Mrs. John Montz live, l-'47, 6598 Westerville Rd. Westerville, O. He, Assoc. Prof., Civil Engineer­ ing, Ohio State University., (1) Eliza Caroline Montz 7 b 2-21-1920 Front Royal, Va., living, l-'47, unm. (2) Sallie Caroline Montz 7 b 6-25-1921 Seymour, Ind. m 10-24-1939 Ralph Eugene Leopard, Jr. b 3-26-1919 Columbus, O. son of R. E. & Anna Margaret (Kennedy) Leopard, Sr. of Cleveland, O. Mr. & Mrs. Leopard, Jr. live, l-'47, 1043 Quilliams Rd. Cleveland Hgts. He, Cost Accountant,Aluminum Co. of Amer. He served in W. W. 2 as Pvt. Marine Corps, 1st Div. 2 yrs; in South Pacific theater; in battle of Okinawa; & at Tientsin, China. 1. David George Leopard 8 b 10-17-1940 Cleveland, O. living, l-'47. (3) George Harvey Montz 7 b 3-5-1925 Columbus, O. d 4-26-1947 West­ erville, 0.,unm. (From p 27)

"5" Ann Macgill 3 b 11-15-1766 Fred. Co. Md. Ann, like her sisters, when her brothers, John & Patrick changed the spelling of their name to "McGill", used that spelling (See p 26), in naming her son, as did all of her descendants. She m 1-26-1786 Walter Williams, son of Walter & Verlinda (Magruder) Williams. Walter Williams the younger served dur­ ing the Revolution (Saffell's Revolutionary War Records) an enlistment of 3 yrs. from 1-28-1777 to 1-10-1780 in Col. Chas Harrison's Va. & Md. Regiment of Artillery. 1. Colmore Williams 4 b 2-27-1787 (See below) 2. John Overton Williams 4 b (See p 84) 3. Cornelia Williams 4 b 1797 (See p 88) 4. John McGill Williams 4 (See p 99) (From above) "1" Colmore Williams 4 b 2-27-1787 d 4-11-1857 near Beallsville, Md. m 12-5-1818 Mariel Howard Williams, his 1st cousin, their fathers being brothers, b 2-7-1799 d 1-4-1875 near Beallsville,dau Rich. Humphrey & Sarah (Beali) Williams, Colemore Williams and his family lived on the same farm where his father had lived, near Beallsville, Montg. Co. Md. He & his wife are both buried in the Monocacy Cemetery at Beallsville. 1. Sarah Ann E. Williams 5 b 3-20-1821 d 2-11-1853 unm. 2. Robert McGill Williams 5 b 2-2-1824 d 8-5-1855 unm. 3. Rebecca Williams 5 b 5-12-1826 (See p 82) 4. Dennis Williams 5 b 7-27-1828 d 8-10-1830. 82 The Macgill-McGill Family 5. Catherine Amelia Williams 5 b 1-7-1831 d 1-27-1925 Wash., D.C,unm 6. John Overton Williams 5 b 2-3-1833 (See p 96) 7. America Williams 5 b 6-3-1835 d 9-2-1854 unm. 8. Martha Williams 5 b 2-28-1837 d 3- -1860 Wash. D. C. unm. 9. Rachel Elizaberth Williams 5 b 12-10-1841 d about 1881 in Calif, where she went for her health. She married, in the 1870s, Sheridan Street, and lived at Council Bluffs, Iowa. They had one child, Cyrus Street who died young. 10. Robert Williams 5 died young and is buried in the Methodist Church­ yard at Poolesville, Md. 11. Preston Williams 5 Same as recorded of Robert. 12. Otho Colmore Williams 5 b 3-6-1845 (See p 98)

(Fromp 81) "3" Rebecca Williams 5 b 5-12-1826 Darnestown, Montg. Co. Md. d 2-12-1867 Georgetown, D. C. m 1-11-1844, as his 2nd wife (he m 1st Mary Beard, who, with her child, died in her 1st child birth, 5-14-1842), Alexander Edmund Soper, who was born near Darnestown . Mr. & Mrs. A. E.Soper lived at Poolesville, Md. but moved in 1860 to Georgetown, D. C. 1. Rev. Julius Soper 6 b 2-15-1845 (See below) 2. Laura Lucretia Soper 6 b 4-30-1847 Poolesville d 3-27-1868, George­ town, D. C.,unm. 3. Eugene Soper 6 b 3-25-1849 Poolesville , living, 1929, St. Joseph, Mo. m 10-15-1879 Fannie Johnson, b in Louisville, Ky. He, a druggist. No issue. 4. Isabel Soper 6 b 1-11-1852 (See p 83) 5. Robert Williams Soper 6 d young in the 1850s 6. Alexander Preston Soper 6 d young in the 1850s 7. Martha Amelia Soper 6 b 12-22-1860 (See p 84)

(From above) "1" Rev. Julius Soper 6 b 2-15-1845 Poolesville, Md. d 2-5-1937 Glen­ dale, Calif, m 5-20 1873 Mary Frances Davison b 6-20-1849 Harmony, N. J. d 7-20-1927, Glendale, Calif, dau Robt. & Mary Robins (Sharps) Davison. Rev. Julius Soper, a Methodist Minister, went as a Missionary to Japan, shortly after his marriage, where he served until 1911. He & his wife are buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, D. C. 1. Lena Isabel Soper 1 b 7-7-1874 Tokyo, d 9-4-1875 and is buried in Yokohama, Japan. 2. Rev. Edmund Davison Soper 7 b 7-18-1876 (See p 83) 3. James Preston Soper 7 b 6-11-1878 Tokyo, d 2-20-1879 and is buried in Yokohama, Japan. 4. Ethel Maud Soper 7 b 4-15-1881 Yokohama. She spent 5 yrs., 1903 - 1908, as a Missionary in Japan. Living, l-'47, unm. 1305 N. Md. Ave. Glendale, Calif, where she taught history since 1911 until becoming head of the Social Science Dept. 5. Nellie Winifred Soper ? b 8-1-1884 Jacobsville, Md. d there 11-23-1884. Descendants of John Macgill 83 (From p 82)

"2" Rev. Edmund Davison Soper, D.D., L.L.D. 7 b 7-18-1876 Tokyo, Japan. He rec'd from Dickerson College, Carlisle, Pa. degrees of A.B. in 1898, D.D. in 1913 & L.L.D. in 1927; from Drew Theol. Seminary, Madis­ on, N. J. a B.D. in 1905; and L.L.D. from Syracuse Univ. 1931, from Ohio Northwestern Univ. 1935 & from DePauw Univ. same yr. He has served as Instructor and Prof, of various religious subjects at Ohio Wesleyan Univ., Drew Theo. Seminary &• Northwestern Univ.; and as Dean of School of Religion, Duke Univ.; and as Pres. of Ohio Weslyan Univ. He is also author of a number of books on religion & religious subjects, m lst6-15-1905 Miriam Alice Belt b 5-13-1881 Wellsville, Pa. d 10-27- 1938 Evanston, 111, dau Robt. Jno. & Miriam Olive (Wells) Belt, of Wellsville. 1. Robert Wells Soper 8 b 5-15-1912 Delaware, O. m 6-5-1937 Eliza­ beth Scatterday b 6-8-1913 Columbus, O. dau Clinton McLain & Vivian (Watt) Scatterday, of Akron, O. Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Soper live, l-'47, 1627 Madison St. Evanston, 111. He Sales Mgr., Self Service Laundry, Inc. He served in W. W. 2 as Lt., USNR, Radar Officer on Heavy Cruiser, USS Quincey, which saw combat service both in European & Pacific waters. (1) Carol Wells Soper 9 b 9-18-1945 Akron, living, l-'47. 2. Herbert Davison Soper 8 b 5-15-1912 Delaware, O. m 9-10-1938 Marjorie Jean Swenson b 11-24-1916 dau Eugene L. & Esther An­ nette (Torrell) Swenson. Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Soper live, l-'47, 3805 N. Morris Blvd. Shorewood, Wise. He, a Certified Public Accountant. (1) Davison Eugene Soper 9 b 3-21-1943 Milwaukee, Wise, living l-'47. (2) John Torrell Soper 9 b 5-17-1945 Milwaukee, Wise, living, l-'47. m 2nd Moneta Jean Troxel b 11-19-1899 DeLand, 111, dau David Brough & Sarah Effie (Osborne) Troxel, of De Land. Dr. & Mrs. Soper Soper live, l-'47, 1202 Maple Ave. Evanston, 111. He retired. No issue.

(From p 82)

"4" Isabel Soper 8 b 1-11-1852 Poolesville, Md. d 5-23-1945, Wash., D.C. m 10-26-1871 Samuel Polkinhorn b 1845 Wash, d there 5-12-1903, son of Henry & his 1st wife, Marianne (Brown (?) Polkinhorn. Mr. & Mrs. S. Polkinhorn lived in Wash. He, a Printer. 1. May Polkinhorn 7 b 1873 Wash, d there 5-31-1892.Unm. 2. Dr. Henry Alexander Polkinhorn 7 b 2-26-1874 Wash. m 1st 1904, later divorced, Mary Butler b about 1875 Wash, living there, 10-'47. (1) John Henry Polkinhorn 8 b 5-22-1907 Wash, m and divorced. No issue. He, 10-'47, with the F.B.I., U. S. Dept. of Justice, m 2nd 10-22-1923, widow Barksdale, nee' Florence E.M. Muir b 3-13- 1R75 Ticonderoga, N.Y. dau Rev. J. J. & Eliz. (Glover) Muir, D.D., Baptist Minister & Chaplain of U. S. Senate when he died. No issue. 3. Laura Blanche Polkinhorn 7 b 11- -1877 Wash, d there 9-16-1945, unm. 4. Florence Isabel Polkinhorn 7 b 1879 living, 10-'47 N.Y. City m.l.d. 84 The Macgill-McGill Family 11-12-1902, later divorced, Philip G. Affleck b 1873 Berryville, Va d about 1945, Wash. (1) Marion Affleck 8 b about 1904 living, 10-'47, N. Y. City. Unm. (From p 82)

"7" Martha Amelia Soper 8 b 12-22-1860 Georgetown, D.C. d 12-23- 1900 Balto. Md. m 5-5-1886 Henry Alfred Williams b 8-28-1858 "Mt. Pleasant", Anne Arundel Co. Md. d 12-27-1926 Balto., son of Jas. Edward & Eliz. Stansbury (Hall) Williams, of Anne Arundel Co. Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Williams lived in Balto. He, Assessor, Tax Appeal Court. 1. Lawrence Soper Williams 7 b 3-10-1887 (See below) 2. Martha "Marcia" Amelia Williams 7 b 5-4-1889 Balto., living there, 6-' at 2905 Belmont Ave. She was for years Secty. of a tobacco firm there.

(From above)

"1" Lawrence Soper Williams 7 b 3-10-1887 Balto. d there 4-25-1935 m 7-22-1911 Ida Clay Exall b 3-2-1889 living, 6-'47, 1815 Clinton St. Balto dau Turner Patterson & Sarah (Clay) Exall, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Wil­ liams lived in Balto. He, a druggist there many yrs. 1. Marguerite Louise Williams 8 b 10-2-1912 Balto. married & living 10-'47. No other information. 2. Sarah Virginia Williams 8 b 11-25-1914 Balto. married & living, 10-'47. No other information. 3. Lawrence Soper Williams 8 b 7-8-1917 Balto. m 11-21-1940 Emma Avilda Leyshon b 2-21-1920 Balto. dau & Carrie Leyshon, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Williams live, 6-'47, 300 Essex Ave. Narberth, Pa. He, the Photographic Editor of Holiday Magazine, Curtis Pub. Co. Phila. He served in W.W. 2 as a civilian photographer with U. S. War Depart, from 8-'41 to 8-'45, having the status, from 12-'41 to 7-'43, of War Correspondent, No. 7, then became Chief, Photographic Section, Bureau of Public Relations & set up the first depart, of color photography for the Army. He served in U. S., England, Newfoundland, Labrador, Greenland & Iceland - the last 3 on 2 occasions. No issue.

(From p 81)

"2" John Overton Williams 4 m 1824 Annie Mary Young b 11-20-1794 d 10-10-1876, dau Ludwick & Cath. (Schaeffer) Young, of Poolesville, Md. Mr. Williams was a Vestryman of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Pooles­ ville. He owned & lived on the farm, later owned by the Trundle Bros., until the Spring of 1840, when he moved to Springfield, 111. 1. Cornelia Williams 5 d 4-30-1903, m Oscar Fitzsimons, who d 6-18- 1898. They lived & died in Jacksonville, 111. He, a Miller. (1) Engenia Fitzsimmons 8 m Mr. Porter, left no issue. (2) Charles Fitzsimmons 6 d 11-16-1926 unm. (3) Elmer Fitzsimmons 6 d 3-17-1923 unm.

2. Eleanor "Ellen" Williams 5 m jonn Loomis. They lived & died in Jacksonville. He was for 25 yrs Head of the 111. State School for the Blind. Descendants of John Macgill 85 (1) Eugene Loomis 6 d in Jacksonville. (2) Frank Loomis 8 b in Jacksonville & married. 3. Catherine Williams 5 b (See below) 4. Elizabeth Ann Williams 5 b 11-29-1829 (See below) 5. Horace Overton Williams 5 b (See p 86) 6. Charles Williams 5 lived in Oregon, married & had issue. (From above)

"3" Catherine Williams 5 m Martin E. Baker. They lived & died in Illiopolis, 111. 1. James Baker 6 b & d in Illiopolis, m Elizabeth Kinnahan. (1) Elmer Baker 7 b Illiopolis. 2. M. Edward Baker 6 b & d in Illiopolis m Belle Roberts. (1) Catherine Baker 7 Said to be living in Illiopolis, 2-'47, unm. 3. Cornelia Baker 6 b & d in Illiopolis, unm. 4. Margaret Baker 6 b & d in Illiopolis, unm. 5. Mary Florence Baker 6 b 4-11-1867 Illiopolis d 7-11-1935 Mechanics- burg, 111. m 1-21-1891 Charles Aimer Darnall b 10-9-1866 Mechanics- burg d there 10-2-1938, son of Isaac Thos. & Miranda (Croul) Darnall, of Mechanicsburg. Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Darnall lived at Mechanicsburg. He, a Farmer. (l)Roscoe Thomas Darnall 7 b 10-9-1891 Mechanicsburg. He m and is living, 2-'47 Illiopolis, 111. a. Cornelia M. Darnall 8 b 10-10-1926 Edinburg, 111. living, 2-'47. b. Marilee L. Darnall 8 b 6-26-1929 Edinburg, 111. living, 2-'47. c. Nancy J. Darnall 8 b 7-26-1930 Edinburg, 111., living 2-'47. 6. Charles Baker 6 b & d at Illiopolis unm. 7. Horace Baker 8 b & d at Illiopolis unm. (From above) "4" Elizabeth Ann Williams 5 b 11-29-1829 Hagerstown, Md. d 1-11- 1917 Illiopolis, 111. m 2-2-1854 William Franklin Garvey b 8-22-1829 Owen Co. Ky. d 3-16-1945 Illiopolis, son of Sam & Maria (Elliston) Gar­ vey, of Illiopolis. Mr. & Mrs. Wm.F. Garvey lived at Illiopolis. He, a Farmer. Mrs. Garvey, her granddaughter, Mrs. Wilderman says: "Came to Illinois as a child in a covered wagon all the way from Poolesville, Montg. Co. Md. and settled in Springfield. 1. Horace Overton Garvey 8 b 7-7-1855 (See below) 2. Clara Garvey 8 b 8-2-1858 Illiopolis d there 2- -1922 unm. 3. William Henry Garvey 8 b 2-6-1865 (See p 86) 4. Samuel McGill Garvey 8 b 8-6-1868 Illiopolis d 6-21-1939 Palmyra, Mich, m Emma Blake b 4-17-1873 d 4- -1931, dau Rufus & Margaret Blake. No issue.

(From above)

"1" Horace Overton Garvey 8 b 7-7-1855 Illiopolis d there 10-12-1890, m 2-23-1887 Emma Etta Council b 2-20-1863 Cantrall, 111. living, 3-'47, Monticello, 111., dau Geo. Wash. & Jane (Mitts) Council, of Cantrall. Mr. 86 The Macgill-McGill Family & Mrs. Garvey lived at Illiopolis. He, a Farmer. 1. Clella May Garvey 7b 5-20-1888 Illiopolis m 10-12-1910 Joseph Hard­ ing Faith b 11-13-1885 Warrensburg, 111. son of Harry Mathido & Med- issa (Wade) Faith, of Warrensburg. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Faith live 4-'47 Monticello, 111. r *f' (1) Phyllis Jane Faith 8 b 10-16-1913 Illiopolis m 5-12-1943 Harold G Meenen b 8-5-1913 St. Louis, Mo. son of Geo. F. & Metta (Lucken) Meenen, of St. Louis. Mr. & Mrs. H. G. Meenen live, 4-'47 621 Haven St. St. Louis. He, a C.P.A. No issue. 2. Elbert Council Garvey 7 b 10-30-1889 Illiopolis d 11-10-1943 Peoria 111. m Fanny Belle Kimball b 5-20-1889 Miss. Her parents lived in ' Jackson, Miss. Mr. Garvey was a Railway Employee. No issue. 3. Charles Overton Garvey 7 b 3-6-1891 Illiopolis, living, 6-'47, Adrian Mich. m 1st 4-20-1913 Edna Margaret Fluher b 6-3-1893 Mich, d 11-17-1916 near Adrian.

(1) A daughter Garvey 8 wno died shortly after birth, m 2nd 3-6-1918 Lafreda Raw b 4-2-1892 Mich, d 3-30-1919 near Adrian. No issue.

(From p 85)

"3" William Henry Garvey 6 b 2-6-1865 Illiopolis d 10-25-1939 De­ catur, 111. m 2-11-1897 Minnie Ford b 12-4-1870 Illiopolis d 7-19-1946 Decatur, dau Aaron C. & Rebecca J. (Averitt) Ford, of Alameda Co. Calif. & Sangamon Co. 111. Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Garvey lived at Decatur. He, a Farmer. 1. Neil Ford Garvey 7 b 1-27-1899 Illiopolis, m 8-28-1927 Eva Glenola Burkhart b 12-25-1901 Sciota, 111. dau Chas. E. & Dora (Derks) Burk­ hart, of Hancock & McDonnough Co.s, 111. Mr. & Mrs. Garvey live 3- 47, 702 W. Oregon St. Urbana, 111. He, Ass't. Director, Extension Service, Univ. of 111. (1) Barbara Ann Garvey 8 b 9-27-1929 Normal, HI., living, 3-'47 (2) Marie Eleanor Garvey 8 b 3-19-1933 Normal, 111., living, 3-'47.

2. Marjorie Eleanor Garvey 7 b 9-15-1902 Illiopolis, m 6-21-1926 Lester Garland Wilderman b 10-22-1900 Freeburg, 111., son of Julius Thos. & Etta Belle (Frazier) Wilderman, of Freeburg. Mr. & Mrs. L. G. Wild- erman live, 3- 47, 313 Polk St., Belleville, 111. He, in Electric Ap­ pliance Sales Service.

ter G rland 8 io^f, * Wilderman, Jr. b 5-18-1932 Belleville, living, 3-'47. (2) William Thomas Wilderman 8 b 9-3-1938 Belleville, living, 3-'47 3. Ahff Rebecca Garvey 7 b 4-25-1908 4-25-1908 Illiopolis, living, 3-'47, unm.

(From p 85)

H r aC e Overt0n To Q°> c t ,. Williams 5 b Montg. Co. Md. d Springfield, 111., f \2 f, Elizabeth Ann Dyson b 9-15-1825 d 8-25-1852 Springfield, 111, dau Wm. Alpheus & Anne (Dyson) Dyson, of Springfield. Mr. & Mrs. Wil­ liams lived at Springfield. 1. Edward Magill Williams 8 b 1-6-1847 (See p 87) Descendants of John Macgill 87

2. Ann Mary Williams 6 b 3-8-1849 Springfield, d 8-18-1937 Illiopolis, 111., m 9-15-1881 Christopher Barkalow Vail b 9-4-1832 Morristown, N. J. d 1-20-1919 Cameron, Mo. son of Israel & Mary (Vail) Vail, of N. J. Mr. C. B. Vail, a Farmer. 7 (l)Mary Florence Vail D 8-19-1882 Douglas, Kans. living, 2-'47, 1117 W 4th St. Cameron, Mo. Unm. (From p 86)

"1" Edward Magill Williams 6 D 1-6-1847 Springfield, d 11-16-1933 Eureka, UI. m 6-12-1879 Anna Mary Hampton b 1-16-1847 Mechanicsburg, 111., d 11-20-1923 Illiopolis, dau Wm. & Polly Anne (Garvey) Hampton, of Mechanicsburg. Mr. & Mrs. Williams lived at Illiopolis. He, a Farmer. 1. Charles Otho Williams 7 b 11-9-1881 Illiopolis m 6-26-1907 Lu Emma Muir b 9-5-1881 Illiopolis, dau Jno. Wm. & Lucy Margaret (Scroggins) Muir, of Illiopolis. Mr. & Mrs. Williams live, 5-'47, Eureka, 111. He, a Lawyer. (1) Kathryn Virginia Williams 8 b 6-14-1909 Toulon, 111. living, 5-'47, unm. (2) Helen Frances Williams 8 b 6-26-1911 Kewanee, 111., living,5-'47, unm. (3) Charles Robert Williams 8 b 7-7-1920 Atlanta, 111., living, 5-'47, unm. 2. Frank Edward Williams 7 b 6-19-1883 Illiopolis, 111. d 6-1-1947 Billings, Mont., m 6-12-1912 Margaret Elizabeth Robertson b 8-10-1884 Keister, Minn., living, 6-'47, 329 Wyo. Ave. Billings, dau Thos. & Janet Orr (Dunlop) Robertson, of Keister. Mr. Williams, an Accountant, was State Examiner of State & County Offices; served 4 yrs. as State Treas­ urer; also as Yellowstone County Treasurer, County Clerk and Re­ corder. (1) Franklyn Elizabeth Williams 8 b 6-24-1915 Billings, m 1-11-1944 Lt. Leiand McCulloch Reed b 9-19-1917 Opheim, Mont., son of Chas. H. & Gertrude (McCulloch) Reed, of Glasgow, Mont. Lt. & Mrs. Reed live, 3-'48, 3520 37th St., N. W., Wash., D.C. He,a Chemical Engineer, in the Bureau of ships,Wash. He served in W. W. 2 from 12-'42 to the war's end. Now in Reg. Navy, having trans­ ferred from Reserve status to Reg., 8-'45. He served in the South Atlantic, working out from a naval Base in Brazil, and in the U. S. a. Marilyn Nadine Reed 9 b 7-29-1946 Oakland, Calif., living, 3-'48. (2) Marion Magill William 8 b 11-5-1916 Billings, m 2-14-1946 Joseph Sidney Miller b 2-21-1915 Seattle, Wash, son of Ross Frank­ lin & Lillian Stanton (Dickey) Miller, of Seattle. Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Miller live, 12-'47, 4829 - 109th PL, Kirkland, Wash. He studying law, 5-'47, Univ. of Wash., Seattle. He served in W. W. 2, 4 yrs in U. S. Army Air Corps., 2 yrs of it a pilot with 7th Ferrying Group, Great Falls, Mont. & 1 yr. in C.B.I, theatre - Assam, India. a. Robert Craig Miller 9 b 9-29-1947 living, 12-'47. Mrs. Miller says her middle name & her grandfather's are "Magill" & not "McGill" or "Macgill". And while it is not the usual spelling of that family name, it is recorded here as spelled and used by them. (3) Margaret Ellen Williams 8 b 11-5-1916 Billings (twin of (2) above), living, 4-'47, unm. (4) Robert Dunlop Williams 8 b 7-7-1922 Billings, living, 4-'47, Cle Elum, Wash. He served in W.W.2,3 yrs., 2 of it in India & North Africa. 88 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 81) "3" Cornelia Williams 4 b 1797 Montg. Co. Md.d 1838 near Jefferson, Md., m.l.d. 11-24-1823 John Henry Hilleary b 8-16-1791 Pr. Geo. Co., Md. d 12-31-1834 near Jefferson, son of Jno. & Ann (Perry) Hilleary of Jeffer­ son & uncle of Wm. Henry Hilleary, who m Ellen McGill Hilleary, See p 93) Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Hilleary died early, leaving 5 small children (2 of the 7 born having died) who were raised by their aunt, Miss Eliz. Hilleary, who lived at Steiner's Mill, Md. 1. Ann Perry Hilleary 5 b 11-30-1824 (See below) 2. Thomas Hilleary &b 3-20-1847 (See p 90) 3. Ellen McGill Hilleary 5 b 2-26-1829 (See p 93) 4. Dr. John Williams Hilleary 5 b 1832 (See p 95) 5. Tilghman Hilleary 5 b 8-18-1833 d 1-12-1918, unm.

(From above)

"1" Ann Perry Hilleary 5 b 11-30-1824 Jefferson, Md., d 9-20-1897 Waveland," Fred. Co., m 1-9-1855 Thomas John Claggett, III b 12-12- 1813 near Fred., Md., d 6-7-1873 "Waterloo" Fred. Co. son of Capt. Thos. Jno. & Sophia (Martin) Claggett, II, M.D. of Fred. Co. and bro. of Sam. Claggett, husband of Eliz. West, See p 36. 1. Thomas John Claggett, IV 6 b 3-7-1856 (See below) 2. Mary Martin Claggett 6 b 9-14-1859 (See below) 3. Honore Martin Claggett 6 b 2-6-1863 (See p 89)

(From above) "1" Thomas John Claggett IV 6 b 3-7-1856 "Waterloo" d 12-4-1911 Waverly", Fred. Co. m 1-4-1882 Mary Louise Staley b 6-2-1859 near Burkittsville, Md., d 7-7-1916 Balto., Md., dau rev. Geo. Lewis & Han­ nah Frances (Garrett) Staley of Burkittsville. 1. Mary Maud Claggett 7 b 10-11-1882 "Waterloo" living, 12-'46, 9506 Columbia Blvd., Silver Spring, Md. m 6-15-1904 Francis Asbury Lutz, Jr. b 7-22-1874 Wash. D.C. d 3-11-1933 Silver Spring, son of F. A. & Nellie (Galt) Lutz, of Wash. D. C. No issue. 2. Genevieve Louise Claggett 7 b 2-2-1886 "Waterloo" d there 7-13-1890.

(From above) "2" Mary Martin Claggett 6 b 9-14-1859 "Waterloo" d 12-14-1923 Fred. Md. m 1885 Thomas Schley, b 2-2-1851 Fred, d there 3-13-1909, son of Edward & Eve Margaret (Brengle) Schley, of Fred., and a 1st cousin of Admiral Schley U.S.N. 1. Anne Perry Claggett Schley 7 b 11-30-1892 Fred, d 1-27-1938 David- sonville, Md. m 6-3-1924 Rev. Victor Sheridan Ross, an Episcopal Minister, b 4-2-1886 Williamsport, Md., living, 8-'47, Davidsonville, son of Wm. Thos. & Eliza Jane (Jinkins, sister of Susan Jinkins, p 48) .Ross, of Williamsport.

(1) Victor Sheridan Ross, Jr. 8 b 3-2-1925 Balto., Md., living, 8-'47. Descendants of John Macgill 89

(From p 88)

"3" Honore Martin Claggett 6 b 2-6-1863 "Waterloo" d 5-12-1926 Poolesville, Md. m 9-4-1889 Mary Elizabeth White b 9-4-1870 "Stoney Castle" Montg. Co. Md., living, 12-'46, 518, 9th St. N. E. Wash. D. C. She, though an in-law, knows a lot about this branch of the Williams and Claggett families & has added much to this record. She is a dau of Benj. & Sarah (Jones) White, of "Stoney Castle." 1. Dr. Thomas John Claggett, V'b 7-4-1890 (See below) 2. Comdr. Benjamin White Claggett 7 b 7-6-1892 (See p 90) 3. Honore Martin Claggett, Jr. 7 b 3-1-1894 Petersville, Md. d 11-19-1917, lost at sea when USS Chauncey was sunk off the coast of Eng. in W. W. I. Unm. 4. Laurence Gray Claggett 7 b 2-12-1897 near Petersville, Md. d 3-12- 1931 Poolesville, from burns caused by an oil stove explosion. Unm. 5. Richard Martin Claggett 7 b 5-21-1902 Petersville, Md. m 9-7-1926 Mabel Josephine Wallis b 5-20-1906 Akron, O. dau Clark Sawyer & Jessie Bell (Seigfried) Wallis, of Akron. Mr. & Mrs. Claggett live, 12-'46, 974 Iredell St., Akron. No issue. 6. Mary Martin Claggett 7 b 9-22-1910 Laurel, Md., living, 12-'46, with her mother, Wash., D.C, unm.

(From above)

"1" Dr. Thomas John Claggett, V 7 b 7-4-1890 Petersville, Md. m 12- 23-1914 Elizabeth Tylor b 8-18-1890 Easton, Md. dau Wilson Moore & Eliza (Needles) Tylor of Easton. Dr. & Mrs. Claggett live, 12-'46, Easton. He, a practicing Physician. He served as a Lt. in U. S., A.E.F. in W.W.I. 1. Thomas John Claggett VI 8 b 4-28-1916 Easton, m 8-24-1940 Sara Evans Park b 6-1-1917 Wayne, Pa., dau Geo. Rodney & Athalia Wilson (Evans) Park, Jr. of Wayne. Mr. & Mrs. Claggett live, 10-'47, 208 Beachtree Lane, Wayne. (1) Betsy Evans Claggett 9 b 7-9-1941 Balto. Md. living 10-'47. (2) Thomas John Claggett VH 9 b 12-11-1943 Bryn Mawr, Pa., living, 10-'47. (3) Cynthia Claggett 9 b 10-18-1945 Bryn Mawr, Pa., living, 10-'47. (4) Richard Tylor Claggett 9 b 3-19-1947 Bryn Mawr, Pa., living, 10-'47. 2. Capt. Ellwood Tylor Claggett 8, b 6-6-1917 Easton, m 12-14-1942 Frances Evelyn Sheehan b 3-22-1916 Helena, Ark., dau Orville & Claud- ine Roberta (Hine) Sheehan, of Helena. Capt. Claggett is stationed, 3-'48, at Honolulu, Hawaii. He served in W.W. 2 with the U.S. Air Force, & rec'd the Distinguished Flying Cross, Oak Leaf Clusters, & 5 Battle Stars. (1) Ellwood Tylor Claggett, Jr. 9 b 9-26-1946 Helena, living, 2-'47. 3. Walter White Claggett 8 b 3-18-1919 Easton, m 10-6-1947 Agnes Ger­ trude Slaughter b 8-9-1921 Easton., dau Jas.Garrison & Eva Elizabeth (Callahan) Slaughter, of Easton Mr. & Mrs. Claggett live, l-'48, Easton. He, a Lawyer. 4. Capt Laurence Gray Claggett 8 b 7-20-1923 Easton, living there, 2-'47, studying dentistry at Univ. of Md., Balto.. Md. He served in W. W. 2 with distinction, receiving the Dist. Flying Cross; 5 Oak Leaf Clusters; Presidential Citation and 4 Battle Stars. Unm. 90 The Macgill-McGill Family

(From p 89)

"2" Comdr. Benjamin White Claggett 7 U. S. Navy (Regular) b 7-6- 1892 Petersville, Md. m 2-24-1916 Aimee Allen Stamper b 6-10-1896 N.Y. City, dau Robt. Howard & Mildred Ada (Clemow) Stamper, of N.Y. City. Comdr. & Mrs. Claggett live, 2-'47, 822 Monterey St. Vallejo, Calif. He, in Medical Corps., USN. in charge of Hospital Supplies. 1. Virginia Mildred White Claggett ° b 5-16-1919 N.Y. City m 8-14-1943 Lt. Donald Edward Parrish, US Navy Supply Corps, b 10-7- 1919 Red- lands, Calif, son of Frank Marcus & Florence May (Forker) Parrish. Lt. & Mrs. Parrish live, l-'47, 2000 Ward St., Berkeley, Calif. (l)Donald Edward Parrish, Jr. b 2-22-1945 Vallejo, Calif.,living, 2-'47 2. Anne Schley Claggett 8 b 12-11-1922 Great Lakes, 111. m 9-19-1942 Maj. John Francis Corbett, USMC b 2-28-1919 Boston, Mass. son of Arthur Francis & Nora Theresa (Corbett) Corbett, of Boston. Maj. & Mrs. Claggett live, 12-'47, Quarters M-5 Mare Island, Calif. He an Officer, USMC, (Reg.). (1) Virginia Anne Corbett 9 b 9-21-1943 Mare Island, Calif., living, 2-'47.

(From p 88)

"2" Thomas Hilleary 5 b 3-20-1827 near Jefferson, Md. d 8-2-1917 Wash. D. C. m 1st 11- 1848 Sarah Odell Wheeler b 12-30-1827 Mongt. Co. Md. d 8-2-1859 near Petersville, Md. dau Odell & Caroline (Dorsey) Wheeler, of Montg. Co. 1. Charles Wheeler Hilleary 6 d Petersville in infancy. 2. Caroline Wheeler Hilleary 6 b 1-5-1850 (See 3. John William Hilleary 6' b Petersville, d Keyser, W. Va. m Arbelia , who d 6- -1942. No issue. 4. Mariah Louisa Hilleary 6 b 11-14-1858 (See p 92) 5. Sarah Odell Hilleary 6 b 8-1-1859 Petersville d there 8-10-1876 m 2nd Mary Elizabeth Marshall b 3-2-1836 Kearneysville, W. Va. d 7-2- 1922 Wash., D. C, dau John Wm. & Ruhama (Melvin) Marshall of Kearneysville & a descendant of Chief Justice Marshall. 6. Thomas Jackson Hilleary 6 b 10-24-1862 Petersville, d 2-17-1922 Wash., D. C, unm. 7. Mary Taylor Hilleary 6 b 10-7-1864 Petersville, d 10-3-1915 Wash., D. C, unm. 8. Lela Marshall Hilleary 6 b 6-10-1866 Petersville d 8-23-1867 Wash., D.C, unm. 9. Anne Perry Hilleary 6 b 11-8-1868? (See p 93) 10. Ruhama Hilleary 6 b 1-9-1870 Petersville d 12-3-1943 Wash., D.C.unm. 11. Tilghman Hilleary ° b 6-13-1872 Petersville d 10-1-1876, unm. 12. Marshall Hilleary 6 b 6-13-1872, Petersville, Md. m 11-20-1907 Ethel Evangeline Brooks b 8-28-1880 Pulaski, N.Y. dau Delos Eli & Eliza (Moody) Brooks, of Pulaski. Mr. & Mrs. Hilleary live, 12- '45, 1430 R.I. Ave., N.W Wash., D.C He, with the Pullman Co. (l)Robert Brooks Hilleary " b 11-27-1913 Wash. D. C. m 9-13-1936 Frances Shepherd Wright b 3-13-1914 Balto. Md. dau Henry Eunalls Si Fanny (Earle) Wright, of Md. Mr. & Mrs. Hilleary live, 12-'46 Descendants of John Macgill 91

1547 N. Ivanhoe St. Arlington, Va. He, Secty.,Howard Foley Electric­ al Co.. a. Henry Marshall Hilleary b 6-14-1940 Wash., D. C. living, 12-'46. 13. Russell Paxton Hilleary 8 b 3-11-1875 Petersville, m 3-21-1906 Edith Tabb b 8-1-1877 Gerrardstown, W. Va., dau Jno. & Mary Ann (McKnown) Tabb, of Gerrardstown. Mr. & Mrs. Hilleary live, l-'47, Charles Town, W. Va. They have no children of their own, but adop­ ted Mrs. Hilleary's niece and named her Frances Tabb Hilleary. She was born 3-28-1912 Winchester, Va. and m 6-11-1941 Robt. Ernest Smith born 10-24-1897 Edenton, N. C, son of Jas. Henry & Susan (Morriss) Smith, Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Smith have, l-'47, a son, Robert Ernest Smith, Jr. b 8-29-1943 Winchester. 14. Ellen McGill Hilleary 6 b 9-18-1877 Petersville d 12-14-1906 Wash. Unm. 15. Cornelia Williams Hilleary 6 b 1-4-1880 Petersville, living, 2-'47, Wash., unm. (From p 90)

"2" Caroline Wheeler Hilleary 6 b 1-5-1850 Petersville, m 11-26-1878 Joseph Thomas Chiswell, Jr. b 6-9-1849 son of J. T. & Mary (Jones) Chis­ well. 1. Maria Louisa "Lutie" Chiswell 7 b 9-16-1879 (See below) 2. Thomas Hilleary Chiswell 7 b 12-19-1881 (See below) 3. Edgar Burns Chiswell 7 b 9-16-1885 (See p 92)

(From above)

"1" Lutie Chiswell 7, named Maria Louisa for her aunt who was called "Lutie," but when married she dropped the "Maria Louisa," b 9-16-1879 Poolesville, Md. m 4-15-1903 Lewis Philip Allnutt b 1-2-1875 Dawsonville, Md., son Benoni Dawyn & Emily Augusta (Dawson) Allnutt, of Dawsonville. Mr. & Mrs. L. P. Allnutt live, 6-'47, Poolesville. 1. Susan Adelaide Allnutt 8 b 9-6-1904 Poolesville, d 1-19-1944 El Paso, Tex. m 8-30-1926 Christopher Arthur Hibler, Jr. b 3-1-1901 Harris­ burg, Pa. son of C. A. & Louise (Eisenbeis) Hibler, of Harrisburg. No issue. 2. Lewis Philip Allnutt, Jr. 8 b 9-25-1910 Poolesville m 9-5-1936 Evelyn Elizabeth Souder b 11-19-1911 Damascus, Md. dau Willard Lansdale & Cora Eliz. (Boyer) Souder, of Damascus. Mr. & Mrs. Allnutt live, 6- '47, Poolesville. He, a Farmer. (1) Barbara Lynne Allnutt 9 b 12-6-1942 Fred. Md.,living, 6-'47. (2) Lewis Philip Allnutt niH 7-26-1944 Fred. Md., living, 6-'47.

(From above)

"2" Thomas Hilleary Chiswell 7 b 12-19-1881 Poolesville, Md. living, l-'46, Indianapolis, Ind. m 2-23-1909 Elizabeth Goldsmith Burke b 3-28- 1883 (?) Whitehall. Md. d 11-12-1920(7) Camp Hill. Pa. dau Alonzo Jas. & Georgia Eliz. (Kroh) Burke, of Whitehall.

1- Hilleary Chiswell 8, an only child, b 12-13-1909 Balto., Md. m 92 The Macgill-McGill Family 7-7-1931 Allan Covel Clark b 4-17-1908 Columbus, Pa. son of Seward Allan & Blanche Ruth (Covel) Clark, of Meadville, Pa. Mr. & Mrs A C. Clark live, l-'46, 17 Ridge Drive, W. Flower Hill, Roslyn, N Y He, a Meterologist. No issue.

(From p 91) "3" Edgar Burns Chiswell 7 b 9-16-1885 Poolesville, Md. m 9-25-1912 Haddie Danagan Smith b 8-26-1885 Balto., Md. dau Rev. Robt P & Kate Danagan (Schwartz) Smith, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Chiswell live 12-'46 4311 Argyle Terrace, N. W. Wash., D. C. He, an Accountant. '

1. Edgar Burns Chiswell, Jr. 8 b 2-23-1914 Poolesville, Md. m 9 -26-1936 Hester Merritt Rayner b 3-4-1914 Wash., D. C. dau Wm. Pearce & Nel­ lie Edwards (Tyler) Rayner, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Chiswell live, 12- 48 , 2731 Forest Ave., Berkeley, Calif. He, a Chemical Engineer. 1 Helen Kathryn Chiswell 9 b 6-23-1937 Berkeley, living, 12-'46 (2) Edgar Burns Chiswell in 9 b 1-1-1942 Berkeley, living 12-'46.' I. Kathryn Leigh Chiswell » b 9-25-1915 Poolesville, m 5-27-1939 Lt ^0!;,^1^ W^ey Sweeney, Jr. b 1-26-1913 Lynchburg, Va., son of W. W. & Massie (Childress) Sweeney, Sr., of Lynchburg. Lt. Col. & Mrs. Sweeney live, 12-'46, Wash., D. C. He served in W. W 2 as an Instructor, Engineers. Now discharged. (1) Thomas Whitney Sweeney 9 b 4-27-1940 Atlanta, Ga., living, 12-'46. (2) Mary Kathryn Sweeney 9 b 3-18-1944 Alexandria, La., living, 12-'46 3. Thomas Hilleary Chiswell 8 b 4-28-1920 Wash., d 1-18-1946 Paris France, asphyxiated by gas. Served in Army in W. W. 2. Unm. '

(From p 90)

M riah ' f , Louisa Hilleary 6 b 11-14-1858 Petersville, Md. d 9-27- 1900 Poolesville, m 11- -1884 Joseph Furr White b -26-1860 Pooles- vi e, hying there, 12-'46, son of Joseph & Anne (White) White, of Pooles­ ville, who were 1st cousins. 1. Ann Tilghman White 7 b 9-8-1885 Poolesville, d 11- -1918 Chevy Chase, Md. m 9-19-1908 Walter Granville Guss, an Architect, b 1882 d 11-14-1922 Wash., D. C, son of Harry Templar & Sarah Chace (Brooks) Guss, of Wash., D. C. (l)Maybelle Tilghman Guss 8 b 1-29-1910 Wash., D. C. m 11-15-1930 Reynold Henry Ackermann b 6-7-1906 Louisville, Ky. son of Herman Reynold & Sophia Clara (Reiling) Ackermann. Mr. & Mrs. R. H Ackermann live, l-'47, 267 Cooper Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. He a Consulting Engineer. a. Alan Granville Ackermann 9 b 2-27-1932 living, l-'47. b. Nancy Lee Ackermann 9 b 8-25-1944 living l-'47 2. Joseph Roger White 7 b 11-16-1889 Poolesville, m 9-25-1918 Jenny Kathrin Westesson b 7-12-1893 Wash., D. C. dau Josef & Jennie (Kron­ enberg) Westesson, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. White live, 2-'47, 1311 Sun­ set Dr, Cincinnati, O. He, V. Pres., Formica Insulation Co. (1) Lt. Joseph Hilleary White 8 USNR b 6-20-1919 Newark, N. J. m 12- M» Sapra Katherine Allen b 7-6-1921 Bridgewater, Va. dau Don­ ald Bryan & Mercedes (Bowman) Allen, of Bridgewater. Lt. & Mrs.

\ Descendants of John Macgill 93 White live, 2-'47, 1311 Sunset Dr., Cincinnati, O. He with Proctor & Gamble. He served in W. W. 2 from 8-'42 to 3-'46, and from Apprentice Seaman to Lieut., in the Alleutians & Central Pacific. (2)Ingrid Ann White 8 b 6-18-1923, Orange, N. J. living, 2-'47. Unm. (From p 9Ü)

"9" Anne Perry Hilleary 8 b 11-8-1868 (?) living, 2-'47, Wash., D. C. m 11-14-1889 William Edgar Price b 9- -1863 Charles Co., Md. d 12- 19-1897 Wash., son of Judge Joseph Gerard & Susanna (Williams) Price, of Charles Co. 1. Edgar Hilleary Price 7 b 9-18-1890 Fred. Co. Md. living, 2-'47, Gaines­ ville, Fla. m 7-21-1912 Mary Williams Phillips b 1-19-1894 Ocala, Fla. living, 2-'47, 3935 Alhambra Drive, Jacksonville, Fla. (1) Mary Elizabeth Price 8 b 2-15-1914 Jacksonville, m 9-1-1935 George Francis Brenan b 7-22-1911 Ark., son of Francis W. & Beatrice (Johnson) Brenan, of Fla. Mr. & Mrs. G. F. Brenan live, l-'47, at above address. He, in Gen. Insurance business. He was a 1st Lt. in the Army Reserve Corps prior to W. W. 2; after Pearl Harbor applied for Active Status; was classified 4-F; in later stages of war 2-a, but was never called. a. Michael Hilleary Brenan 9 b 12-9-1938 Jacksonville, living, l-'47. b. Sheila Marshall Brenan 9 b 7-8-1944 Jacksonville, living, l-'47. (2) Edgar Hilleary Price, Jr. b 1-1-1918 Jacksonville, living, l-'47, Sarasota, Fla. Representative of Bay Islands, Fla. (Gladiola Indus­ try), unm. He served in W. W. 2, 5 yrs.; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps; based in England; completed 26 missions as pilot of a B-17; for which he rec'd. several medals.

(From p 88) "3" Ellen McGill Hilleary 5 b 2-26-1829 Jefferson, Md., d 7-31-1872 Petersville, Md. m 1-19-1847 her cousin William Henry Hilleary, a Civil Engnr. & Surveyor, b 6-17-1821 d 12-3-1891 Fred., Md. son of Perry & Ann West Øohnson) Hilleary, of Fred. Co. & nephew of Jno. Henry Hilleary, who m Cornelia Williams - See p 88. 1. Ann Cornelia Hilleary 6 b 3-28-1848 Petersville, d 7-3-1906 Berry- ville, Va., unm. 2. William Henry Hilleary, Jr. 8 b 2-4-1850 Petersville, d there 2-6-1850. 3. Lucy Baker Hilleary 8 b 4-11-1853 Petersville d there 7-20-1854. 4. Emma Williams Hilleary 8 b 2-5-1856 Petersville, Md., d 5-28-1919, Berryville, Va. m 4-13-1883 Henry William Baker b 8-16-1848 "Glen- dobbin" Fred. Co., Va., d 2-6-1929 Winchester, Va. son of Henry Mortimer Baker, of "Glendobbin". Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Baker lived at Berryville. He, a Merchant & Banker. (1) Ellen McGill Baker 7 b 4-14-1893, Berryville, d there 5-25-1923 m 6-21-1922, as his 1st wife (he m 2nd Laura Stevens Dodge, of N. Y. City and widow of Joe Griffith), Alfred Moss Kerfoot b 8-30- 1880 Berryville. He & Mrs. Kerfoot 2nd live on his farm "Llewel­ lyn", near Berryville. He, a Real Estate Broker & son of Henry Dodge & Minnie Hunton (Moss) Kerfoot, of Berryville. 94 The Macgill-McGill Family

a. William Hilleary Kerfoot 8, an only child, b 5-21-1921 Berryville, now, 12-'46, studying at Univ. of Va. He served in W. W. 2 as Lt. (j.g.) in the USNR on USS Topeka in Pacific area. Unm. (2) Emma Williams Baker 7 b 7-14-1886 Berryville, d there, 2-14-1900. 5. Laura Claggett "Birdie" Hilleary 6 b 8-28-1859 Petersville, Md. d 1-8-1902 Brownsville, Md. m 9-26-1882 Edward Garrott, a Farmer, b 11-16-1856 Brownsville d 3-23-1938 Funkstown, Md., son of Warren & Ann Priscilla (Hardey) Garrott of Brownsville. (1) Warren Garrott 7 b 7-24-1883 Pleasant Valley, Me., living, 12-'46, 68 E. Louther St., Carlisle, Pa. m 2-4-1914 Margaret Marie Goode b 11-28-1897 d 7-9-1936 Wash. D. C. dau Thos. P. & Margaret Marie Goode. a. Edward Garrott 8 b 10-20-1915 Hagerstown, Md. d 12-16-1935 Wash., D. C. b. William Andrew Garrott 8 b 1-25-1917 Hagerstown , d 11-5-1927 Wash., D. C. c. John Warren Garrott 8 b 5-30-1921 Ogden, Utah, m 1-23-1943 Julia Elizabeth Hellane b 3-31-1922 Hagerstown, Md., dau Joseph Glenn & Ruth Hester (Maugans) Hellane, of Hagerstown, Mr. & Mrs. Garrott are, 4-'47, at Oberpfaffenhafen, U.S. Air Depot, Germany. He a Warrant Officer, U. S. Army Air Force. He served in W. W. 2, enlisting 6-'39. Appointed warrant officer, 2-'43; served in Australia, New Guinea, Philippines & Okinawa, back to U. S. 10-'45; then to Germany, 7-'46. (a) John Warren Garrott, Jr. 9 b 6-1-1944 Hagerstown, living, 4-'47. d. Margaret Priscilla Garrott 8 b 6-18-1926 Funkstown, Md. m 9- 1-1945 George Preston Litten b 9-12-1925 Wash., D. C, son of Jno. Preston & Lilly May (McKenzie) Litten, of Riverdale, Md. Mr. & Mrs. G. P. Litten live, 7-'47, 4904 Queensbury Rd. River- dale. He, an Engineer, served in W. W. 2,3 yrs. in U. S. Merchant Marine. (a) George Michael Litten 9 b 7-3-1944 Cheverly, Md., living 7-'47. e. Robert William Garrott 8 b 11-3-1927 Hagerstown, now, 7-'47, Pvt. U. S. Army Air Corps, & stationed at San Antonio, Tex. Unm. (2) Ellen McGill Garrott 7 b 8-4-1885 Pleasant Valley, d 8-16-1945 Charleston, S. C. m 1-10-1909 Charles Warren Coleman b 5-9-1883 Charleston, W. Va., living, 4-'47, St. Petersburg, Fla., son of Charles Warren & Maggie (Warren) Coleman, of Charleston, W. Va. a. Nellie Carey Coleman 8, an only child, b 9-21-1913 Portsmouth, Va. m 3-16-1940 John Edmund Murphy, Jr. b 10-11-1901 Aug­ usta, Ga. son of J. E. & Ina (Chance) Murphy, of Augusta. Mr. & Mrs. Murphy, Jr. live, 4-'47, 2320 Irene St., Jacksonville, Fla. He, an Automotive Engineer. No issue. (3) Anne Priscilla Garrott 7 b 2-9-1891 Wash., Co. Md. m 12-24-1911 Edwin Spence French b 12-4-1886 Manistee, Mich, son of Jas. Ar­ thur & Barbara (Spence) French, of Manistee. Mr. & Mrs. E. S. French live, 12-'46,1923 E. Coal Ave., Albuquerque, N.M. He, a Lawyer. a. Laura Spence French 8 b 10-6-1913 Wash., D. C. m 6-29-1939 James Harley Ellis b 9-13-1907 Wellspoint, Tex., son of Jas. McBride & Molly (Mitchell) EJlis, of Texas. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Descendants of John Macgill 95

Ellis live, l-'47, 1923 E. Coal Ave., Albuquerque. He a Construc­ tion Engineer. (a) Edwin French Ellis 9 b 3-12-1942 Albuquerque, living, 12-'46. b. Mary Jane French 8 b 1-26-1915 Wash., D. C. m 6-6-1937 Frank Carse Sieglitz b 9-10-1913 Las Vegas, N.M., son of Frank Peter & Maude (Carse) Sieglitz of Albuquerque. Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Sieg­ litz live, 12-'46, 517 W. 11th St., Clovis, N.M. He now a "Train­ ing Officer" in Veterans Admin., served as Lt. (s.g.) USNR in W.W. 2, in S.W. Pacific, on Staff, Commander 7th Fleet; over­ seas, ll-'43 to 4-'45. (a) Frank Edwin Sieglitz 9 b 6-21-1944 Albuquerque,living, 12-'46. c. Dorothy Warren French 8 b 10-5-1918 Md. living, 12-'46, unm. (4) William Hilleary Garrott 7 b 3-30-1896 Pleasant Valley, d 4-6-1939 Hagerstown, Md. m 4-16-1925 Mary Barbara Ramacciotti b 6-20- 1902 Hagerstown, living there, 12-'46, dau Dominic & Ausila (Laz- zari) Ramacciotti, of Hagerstown. Mr. & Mrs. Garrott lived in Hag­ erstown. He, an owner & operator of livestock markets, a. John Hilleary Garrott 8 b 1-27-1926 Hagerstown, living, 12-'46.

ÍFrom p 88)

"4" Dr. John Williams Hilleary 5 b 1832 Jefferson, Md. d 1-26-1897 m Elizabeth Laird Henderson b 5-10-1841 Halltown, W. Va. d 7-8-1931 Phila., Pa. 1. Charles Tilghman Hilleary 8 b 11-8-1868 Petersville d 4-15-1896 Louisville, Ky. m about 1892 Nannie Estelle Trapnell b 3-22-1870 liv­ ing, 2-'43, Sudlersville, Md., dau Rev. Joseph & Eleanor (Marshall) Trapnell, D.D. (1) Elizabeth Laird Hilleary 7 b 10-16-1893 living, 2-'43, 5537 5th Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa., unm. (2) Charles Trapnell Hilleary 7 b 1-6-1894, d 7-25-1938. 2. Robert Henderson Hilleary 8 b 9-19-1874 Petersville d there 6-19-1876. 3. Edgar Douglas Hilleary 8 b 9-10-1877 Petersville, Md. d 10-9-1942 Madison, Conn, m 6-1-1904 Nora Thurber Finch b 7-30-1877 Newport, N.J., living, l-'47, Madison., dau Jas. Boss & Rebecca Smith (Munro) Finch, of Newport. (1) Elizabeth Laird Hilleary 7 b 5-6-1906 Ambler, Pa. m 10-12-1928 Matthew Van Benschoten Brinckerhoff b 8-31-1904 Brinckerhoff, N.Y. son of Frank & Mary Ferree (Todd) Brinckerhoff, of Brinck­ erhoff. Mr. & Mrs. M. V. Brinckerhoff live, l-'47, 270 Everit St., New Haven, Conn. He with United Illuminating Co., New Haven. a. Edgar Franklin Brinckerhoff 8 b 7-10-1929 Beacon, N.Y., living, l-'47. (2) Virginia English Hilleary 7 b 1-20-1910 North Wales, Pa. m 4-21- 1934 Herbert Bradley Sexton, Jr. b 5-29-1907 Evanston, 111. son of H. B. & Edith Acken (Dorrance) Sexton, of Evanston & Montclair, N. J. Mr. & Mrs. Sexton, Jr. live, l-'47, 1225 Medford Rd., Wyn- newood, Pa. He, in the Paint business. a. Virginia Hilleary Sexton 8 b 8-15-1937 Montclair, N'.J., living, l-'47. b. Barbara Bradley Sexton 8 b 4-11-1940 Montclair, N.J., living, l-'47. 96 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 82 "6" John Overton Williams 5 b 2-3-1833 Poolesville, Md. d 2-19-1906 Wash., D. C. m 2-21-1860 Octavia Jerusha Mannakee b 8-12-1833 Oakdale, Md. d there 8-13-1897 dau Jno. S. & Anne Eliz. (Orme) Mannakee, of Oak-' dale. 1. Mariel Howard Williams 6 b 2-13-1861 Wash, d there 3-24-1865. 2. Ann Elizabeth Williams 6 b 1-18-1863 (See below) 3. Harry Carlton Williams 6 b 6-14-1866 (See p 97) 4. Eugenia Lee Williams 6 b 5-26-1869 (See p 98) (From above) "2" Ann Elizabeth Williams 6 b 1-18-1863 Wash., D.C. d there 8-19- 1932 m 1-5-1896 Walter George Eisinger b in Wash., living there, 12-'46 son of Ludwig Theo. & Hedwig Wilhelmina Augusta Christiana (Schumann)' Eisinger. '

1. Roger Williams Eisinger 7 b 12-8-1896 (See below) 2. Dr. Walter George Eisinger 7 b 3-13-1898 Wash., living, 12-'46,3503 Wise. Ave., Wash., a practicing Physician, unm. 3. John Overton Eisinger 7 b 9-2-1899 Wash, m 4-3-1926 Helen Ann Nix­ on b 4-12-1899 New Rochelle, N.Y. dau Geo. Rupell & Anna Eliz. (Chris­ tie) Nixon, of Pittsfield, Mass. Mr. & Mrs. Eisinger live, 12-'47, 6610 Braeburn Pkwy., Bethesda, Md. He, with Eisinger Mill & Lumber Co.

(l)John Overton Eisinger, Jr. 8 b 2-24-1932 Chicago, 111., living, 12-'47 4. Octavia Hedwig Eisinger 7 b 1-1-1901 Wash., living, 12-'46, 2926 - 33rd PL, N. W. Wash, m 9-29-1923, later divorced, William Thomas Reed, Jr. b 8-13-1900 Wash., living there, 12-'47, son of W. T. & Laura (Ebert) Reed, of Wash. (1) William Thomas Reed, III 8 b 9-15-1932 living, 12-'46.

5. Constantine Eisinger 7 b 9-3-1903 Wash, m 7-1-1926 Helen Clayton Latterner b 3-20-1904 Friendship, Md. dau Henry & Letitia Clayton (Daw) Latterner, of Friendship. Mr. & Mrs. Eisinger live, 12-'47, 7230 Aberdeen Rd., Bethesda, Md. He is in the Lumber business. ' (1) Clayton William Eisinger 8 b 8-2-1937 Wash., living, 12-'47. (From above) "1" Roger Williams Eisinger 7 b 12-8-1896 Wash., D. C. m 6-26-1920 Marie Lauretta Hall b 4-15-1897 Wheeling, W. Va. dau John Wm. & Augusta (de Temple) Hall, of Wheeling. Mr. & Mrs. Eisinger live, l-'47, 4538 Cathedral Ave., Wash. He, a lawyer by profession, is Executive Secty- Treas., Eisinger Mill & Lumber Co., Bethesda, Md. 1. Roger Williams Eisinger, Jr. 8 b 5-3-1920 Wheeling, m 12-5-1942 Margaret Lois Allison b 10-31-1922 Wash, dau Warren Samuel & Mar­ garet Olive (Booker) Allison, of Wash. & Rich., Va. Mr. & Mrs. Eisinger live, 1- 47, 4521 Stanford St., Bethesda, Md. He with the Builders Sup­ ply Co. there. He served 4 yrs in W.W. 2 in M.C. in Southern Pacific; n ^tIe °LNorthern 30101110,18 - Bougainville, mar. 1943 - made Capt. y.M.C. 11946. (1)Roger Williams Eisinger 9 b 12-22-1946 Wash., living, l'-47.- Ï' Sr™", EisinSer 8 D 6-3-1922 Wheeling, living, l-'47, unm.

3. Eliza de Temple Eisinger 8 b 9-25-1923 Wash., D.C. living, l-'47, unm. Descendants of John Macgill 97

4. Margaret Nell Eisinger 8 b 8-3-1925 Wash., D. C, living, l-'47, unm. 5! Richard Hall Eisinger 8 b 3-24-1935 Wash., D. C. living, l-'47, unm. (From p 96)

"3" Harry Carleton Williams 8 b 6-14-1866 Wash., D. C. d 11-5-1920 Oakdale, Md. m 10-23-1901 Emma Louise Barnsley b 12-18-1876 Olney, Md., living, 12-'46, 15 Holly Rd., Manor Club Estates, Rockville, Md. dau Geo. Thos. & Mary Douglass (Willard) Barnsley, of Olney, Md. 1. Mariel Howard Williams 7 b 11-6-1902 Oakdale, m 6-8-1929 George Robert Snyder b 2-22-1900 Buffalo, N.Y. son of Joseph & Anna (Sylvia) Snyder, of Buffalo. Mr. & Mrs. G. R. Snyder live, 12-'46, 15 Holly Rd., Manor Country Club Estates, Rockville, Md. He a Certified Public Ac­ countant. (1) Mar lyn Orme Snyder 8 b 12-5-1933 Wash., living, 12-'46. (2) Elizabeth DeHaven Snyder 8 b 12-11-1936 Wash., living, 12-'46. 2. Harry Carleton Williams, Jr. 7 b 8-9-1904 Oakdale, m 7-11-1931 Debor­ ah Lysinger b 8-16-1909 Norristown, Pa. dau Jno. Walton & Cath. (Orms- by) Lysinger, of Norristown. Mr. & Mrs. Williams live, 12-'46, 1728 Sheridan Lane, Norristown. He, with Norristown Box Factory. (1) Harry Carleton Williams, III 8 b 1-22-1936 Norristown, living, 12-'46. (2) Catherine Barnsley Williams, 8 b 5-23-1938 Norristown, living, 12-'46. 3. Barnsley Williams 7 b 6-20-1906 Oakdale, m 9-4-1931 Frances Kendall Bellb 11-29-1906 Spartanburg, S. C. dau Robt. Theo. & Caroline Va. (Turner) Bell, of Spartanburg. Mr. & Mrs. Williams live, l-'47, Manor Club Estates, Rockville, Md. He with C. & P. Telephone Co., Wash. D.C. (1) Barnsley Williams, Jr. 8 b 4-28-1936 Takoma Park, Md., living 12-'46. (2) Jane Kendall Williams 8 b 5-7-1938 Takoma Park, Md., living, 12-'46. (3) Robert Bell Williams 8 b 8-10-1943 Takoma Park, Md., living, 12-'46. 4. Richard Manakee Williams 7 b 10-10-1908 Oakdale m 6-24-1936 Ethelyn Carlin Ward b 12-13-1912 Wash, dau Franklin Lyles & Nina May (Mo­ ody) Ward, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Williams live, 1-'47,1611 Otis St., N. E. , Wash. He, with C. & P. Telephone Co., Wash. (1) Richard Franklin Williams 8 b 2-27-1938 Wash, living, l-'47. (2) John Overton Williams 8 b 6-21-1941 Wash, living, l-'47. (3) Elizabeth Anne Williams 8 b 8-10-1944 Wash, living, l-'47. 5. Edward Mahlon Williams 7 b 8-15-1911 Oakdale, m 1st 6-28-1938,later divorced, Gertrude Eaton. No issue. m 2nd 6-1-1946 Dora Pearl Brydson, widow of Glenn Clays, she b 1- 10-1908 Palatka, Fla. dau Jas. Murray & Wilhelmina (Schnabel) Brydson, of Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. & Mrs. Williams live, l'-47, 728 Richards St., Salt Lake City. He served in W.W.2, 3 1/2 yrs. Cpl., U.S. Army. No issue. 6. Emma Louise Williams 7 b 5-9-1917 Oakdale m 9-14-1940 Wilbur Lee Martindale b 2-20-1916 Wichita, Kans. son of Oliver Prescott & Hazel Susan (Hunt) Martindale, of San Diego, Calif. Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Martin- dale live, l-'47, 2140 Westinghouse St., San Diego. He, Special Agent, F. B.I., U.S. Dept. Justice. (l)Jean Elizabeth Martindale 8 b 1-22-1943 Chicago, 111. living, l-'47. 98 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 96) "4" Eugenia Lee Williams 6 b 5-26-1869 Wash., D. C. living, 12-'46 Brunswick, Md., m 4-24-1901 Thomas Joseph Burke b 12-7-1860 Dorsey's Run, Md., d 11-12-1934 Brunswick, son of Martin H. & Mary (Faherty) Burke, of Dorsey's Run. 1. Eugenia Williams Burke 7 b 9-9-1903 Brunswick living there, 12-'46 unm 2. Mary Octavia Burke 7 b 8-2-1908 Brunswick d there 10-29-Í912. 3. Thomas Joseph Burke Jr. 7 b 4-28-1913 Brunswick, m 4-16-1939 Con- getta Carmella Genovere b 1-18-1915 Wash., D. C. dau Pietro & Rose (Tinalio) Genovere, of Wash., both natives of Italy. Mr. & Mrs. Burke live, 12-'46, 7913 Chicago Ave. Silver Spring, Md. He, with the Wash Terminal Co. (1) Thomas Joseph Burke,m 8 b 10-7-1942 Takoma Park, Md., living 12-'46 (2) Diane Rose Burke 8 b 8-24-1946 Takoma Park, Md., living 12-'46. (From p 82)

"12" Otho Colmore Williams 5 b 3-6-1845 Poolesville, Md. d 9-23-1896 Jacksonville, 111. m 6- -1874 Anna Marie Virden b 3-12-1849 d 9-24-1918 dau Archibald & Henrietta Ellen (Dyson) Virden, of Virden, 111. 1. Mariel Henrietta Williams 6 b 5-11-1876 (See p 99) 2. Archibald Virden Williams 8 b 7-25-1882(?) Virden, 111. d 9-3-1919, Los Angeles, Calif, m 7-1-1912 Annie Laura Robinson b 1-23-1886,' Los Angeles, Calif., living there, 6-'47 at 3833 Seneca Ave., dau of ' Taylor R. & Laura Corciana (Lewis) Robinson of Calif. (l)Otho Taylor Williams 7 b 11-29-1914 Los Angeles; living there, 7-'47, 3833 Senica Ave. unm. & in his 7th yr with the Union Pacific Ry. He served in W.W. 2, as a Pfc, from 7-'42 to ll-'45, 2 yrs of it overseas, attached to the 5th Air Force, 50th Air Service Sqn., 324th Air Service Group, servicing heavy bombers; served in Italy, much of Europe & once in Russia, & a short time at Trinidad, West Indies; rec'd 3 Battle Stars & ribbons of Allied Forces, African & Middle East, Armenian Defense, Amer. Theatre, & Good Conduct. 3. Lamirah Florence Williams 8 b 8-13-1882 Virden, 111., living 12-'46, Ft. Pierce, Fla. m 10-19-1904 Perle Sylvester Thomas b 6-22-1883 Virden, d 2-4-1927 Ft. Pierce, son of Henry D. & Lettie (Vedder) Thomas, of Virden. (1) Otho Francis Thomas 7 b 9-13-1905 Virden m 6-3-1930 Sallie Cav­ anaugh Eldred b 10-25-1905, dau Philo Curtis & Lanette (Montague) Eldred, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas live, 12-'46, 126 Peachtree Hills Ave., N.E. Atlanta, Ga. a. Otho Eldred Thomas 8 b 1-2-1932 Ft. Pierce, living, 12-'46. b. Betty Ann Thomas 8 b 10-2-1937 Miami, Fla., living, 12-'46. (2) Vedder Williams Thomas 7 b 7-23-1908 Virden. m 1st 9-1-1931 May Dell Dawdry b 3-30-1906, dau Walter Henry & Minnie Lee (Strickland) Dawdry. No issue.

m 2nd 8-23:1912 Marjorie Martha Brown b 8-25-1909 dau Herbert Jas. & Ellen Lucy (King) Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas live, l-'47, West Palm Beach, Fla. His office is 310 Walton Bldg.

(3) Virginia Ellen Thomas 7 b 5-27-1911 Virden, d there 2-27-1917. Descendants of John Macgill 99

(4) Elizabeth Louise Thomas 7 b 11-21-1919 Virden m 8-19-1945 Samuel Jackson Davis b 2-11-1913 son of Gen. Jackson & Martha Elvira (Dav­ is) Davis of Ga. & Ky. Mr. & Mrs. S. J. Davis live, 7-'47, Broad St. Apts. La Grange, Ga. He, a Research Chemist. No issue. 4 Genevieve Cornelia Williams 6 11-5-1891 Jacksonville, Fla. m 12-19- 1924 Robert Foster Nicolson b 11-20-1874 Camboise, Eng. son of Alex. & Anna (Nicolson) Nicolson, of Colo. & 111. Mr. & Mrs. R. F. Nicolson live, 12-'46, 628 Noble St., Virden. (1)Robert Virden Nicolson 7 b 6-13-1926 Detroit, Mich, living, 12- 46 unm.

(From p 98)

"1" Mariel Henrietta Williams 6 b 5-11-1876 Leavenworth, Kans., Hv­ ine 12-'46, 1223 Del. Ave., Ft. Pierce, Fla. m 10-16-1901 Harry Win­ field Colean b 8-9-1872 Jerseyville, 111. d there 1-22-1904 son of Edwin & Nancv (Erwin) Colean. 1 Edwin Williams Colean 7 an only son, b 7-11-1902 Port Tampa City, Fla. m 7-3-1928 Elinor Stuart Thomas b 5-10-1904 Eldred, Fla. dau Harry Sam & Julia (Eldred) Thomas. Mr. & Mrs. Colean live, 12-'46, 180 So. 7th St. Ft. Pierce, Fla. (1) Mariel Stuart Colean 8 b 11-24-1929 Gainesville, Fla.,living, 12- 46.

(2) Dale Virden Colean 8 b 9-17-1931 Gainesville, Fla., living, 12- 46.; (3) Marjorie Winfield Colean 8 b 1-6-1936 Ft. Pierce, Fla., living 12- 46. (From p 81)

"4" John McGill Williams 4 m 1813 Priscilla Lyles, dau Dr. Rich. & Eliz. (Jones) Lyles. He built a house & lived on land formerly owned by his grandfather, Colmore Williams,near Poolesville, Md. It is now owned and occupied, 12-'46, by Jno McGill Williams' granddaughter, Mrs. Joseph Newton Allnutt.(See p 119) 1. Richard Walter Williams 5 b 10-2-1814 (See below) 2. John Thomas Williams 5 b 9-6-1816 (See p 112) 3. Mortimer Lyles Williams 5 b 9-8-1820 (See p 120) 4. Ann McGill Williams 5 (See p 122)

(From above)

"1" Richard Walter Williams 5 b 10-2-1814 Pooleville (?) d there 1- 31-1890. m 1st 2-26-1836 Charlotte Carolyn Larned b 7-8-1815 Fred. Co., Md. d 2-14-1844 Poolesville, dau Augustus & Sarah (Poole) Larned. 1. John Augustus Williams 6 b 1-3-1837 Poolesville, d 11-1-1874 prob­ ably England. 2. Mary Florence Williams b 11-2-1838 Georgetown, D.C. d 5-23-1924 Poolesville, m as his 2nd wife, (He m 1st Ann Eliz. Williams, (See p 105) Michael Thomas Pyles b 3-6-1843 Poolesville, d there 10-10- 1907, son of Hilleary & Matilda (Brunner) Pyles, of Poolesville. Mr. & Mrs. Pyles lived at Poolesville. No issue. 3. Richard Mortimer Williams 6 b 3-13-1841 (See P 100) 4. Sarah Poole Williams 6 b 5-5-1843 (See p 102) 100 The Macgill-McGill Family

m and,oiai«i!ri84t MZrJ Ja,ne DySOn D ^14"1818 Dawsonville, Md. d 4- 10-1859 Poolesville, dau Jeremiah & Taphens (Viers) Dyson.of Dawsonville. 5. Laura Jane Williams 6 b 1-12-1846 Poolesville d in infancy

6. Helen Marie Williams 6 b 11-10-1847 Poolesville, d 8-28-1861 7. Ann Elizabeth Williams b b 6-20-1849 (See p 105) 8. Charles McGill Williams 6 b 9-10-1852 (See p 108) 9. William Jeremiah Williams 6 b 12-30-1854 (See p 111) 10. Benjamin Walter Williams 6 b 12-21-1856, d 8-29-1864 11. Samuel Dyson Williams 6 b 3-16-1859, d 6-10-1859 m 3rd 11-17-1863 Hester Chiswell White b 6-1-1834 d 2-5-1917 dau Benj. & Rachel (Chiswell) White, of Montg. Co. 12. Lucy White Williams 6 b 2-15-1869 (See p 119)

13. Rev. Walter Williams 6 b 1-3-1872 Poolesville, d 10-16-1946 Rich IaM7mo , n °9/nna C0St PooIe D 8"27-1874 Poolesville, living', 4-47, Poolesville, dau Rich. Isaac & Florence Priscilla (Poole) Poole of Poolesville. No issue.

(From p 99)

1882 B»Í!wS M,0rtÍm^ W]}1™™ 6 b 3-13-1841 Poolesville, d 6-16- ÍM BaÍ ( Md- m U-15-1864 Rose Anderson b 7-13-1844 Rockville Md d there, 1-2-1910, dau Dr. Jno. Wallace & Myra (Magruder)Srsón of Rockville Mr. & Mrs. Williams lived in Rockville! He a Lawyer 1. Jane Elizabeth Beali Williams 7 b 1-19-1867 (See below) ?' R0S,f FÍ°*?nCe Wiiriams 7 *'2-10-1871 Rockville d there 5-2-1916, unm. 3. Richard Maurice Williams 7 b 9-22-1872 (See p 101) 4. Walter Anderson Williams 7 b 1-19-1874 (See p 102) (From above)

J Bea Willi 2-1920 EZS*$ " ^s 7 b 1-19-1867 Rockville, Md. d 11- M.nHn Tn ,'• ^ ? ^19"1893 Henry Lincoln Reynolds b 3-3-1861 fon of rh^'Arng; ^ 47i I*5 E- 66th,St-' Seattle' a Retired Patent Atty., Po"nt! W ChnSt0pher & Margaret (Frost) Reynolds, of Mendon & Camp 1. Charles Lane Reynolds 8 b 5-21-1894 Seattle, m 5-3-1919 Evelyn Sabina Catherine Smith b 3-7-1900 Catasauqua, Pa., dau Geo. Fred. & Martha Jane Face) Smith, of Allentown, Pa. Mr. & Mrs. Reynolds live, 4-'47, Rte. 1, Issaquah, Wash. He, a Patent Atty.

(1)Dorothy Jean Reynolds 9 b 8-23-1921 Seattle, m 2-12-1943 Lawrence rZfl1? .S1™80 2-19-1920 Salem, Oregon, son of Jno. Winter & f uï (oírie,b) Slmmons> of Salem. Mr. & Mrs. L. F. Simmons live, 5- 47, Rte. 3, Bellevue, Wash. No issue. 2. Ella Wooton Reynolds 8 b 4-5-1899 (See 101) 3' R^^I11^1115 RevnoIds 8 b 7-8-1900 Rockville, Md. m 7-25-1931 SüKï ^Kmley Wallace b 10-3-1904 Seattle, Wash., dau Thos. & Emma SffS We= Wc°d WallaCe' °f Seattle- Mr- & Mrs- Reynolds live, 5-'47, business ' *" Mtge- ^™18' Surety Bonds & lnsurance

(1)Donna Lee Reynolds 9 b 7-2-1935 Seattle, living, 5-'47. Descendants of John Macgill 101 (2) Dwight Henry Reynolds 9 b 8-28-1938 Seattle, living, 5-'47. (3) Nancy Jane Reynolds 9 b 12-7-1941 Seattle, living, 5-'47. (From p 100)

"2" Ella Wooton Reynolds 8 b 4-5-1899 Brooklyn, N.Y. m 11-21-1917 Clark Cranston Edwards b 11-19-1896 Seattle, Wash., son of Albert Brun­ er & Ida Belle (Taylor) Edwards, of Seattle. Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Edwards live, ll-'47, 835 E. 66th St., Seattle. He, a Garage Proprietor. 1 Child, unnamed, Edwards 9 b 11-11-1918 Seattle, d same day. 2 Ida Belle Edwards 9 b 10-4-1919 Seattle, m 7-16-1944 Robert Gordon ' Wilson b 11-10-1907 Norwood, O., son of Frank Emery & Ada Venelia (Smith) Wilson, of Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. & Mrs. R. G. Wilson live, ll-'47, 9226 Noble Ave., San Fernanda, Calif. He, a Railroad man. (1) Diane Jeanine Wilson 10 b 8-6-1929 Los Angeles, living, 11- 47. (2) Robert Martin Wilson 10 b 4-23-1931 Los Angeles, living, 11- 47. (3) Jerry Lee Wilson 10 b 8-11-1933 Los Angeles, living 11- 47. 3 Albert Clark Edwards 9 b 1-18-1922 Seattle, m 6-15- ? Mary Louise Allard b 7-4-1922 Seattle, dau Frank Fisk & Blanche Irene (Sharpe)

Allard, of Seattle. , tn (1)Douglas Albert Edwards 10 b 8-23-1947, Seattle, living, 12- 47. 4 Ella Marie Edwards 9 b 4-2-1923 Seattle m 16-6-1943 Louis A. Frates b 12-14-1921 Seattle, son of L. A. Frates, Sr. of Seattle. Mr. & Mrs. Frates, Jr. live, ll-'47, 201 N. Beacon St. San Pedro, Calif. (1) Ronald Gary Frates 1° b 12-3-1945 San Francisco, Calif, living, ll-'47. (From p 100) "3" Richard Maurice Williams 7 b 9-22-1872 Rockville, d 12-13-1944 Minneapolis, Minn, m 2-27-1897 Llewlyn "Louella" Nixon b 12-28-1862 Dublin, Ind., living, 3-'47, 3409 Irving Ave., S. Minneapolis, dau Zachariah & Sarah Ann (Shull) Nixon of Dublin. Mr. & Mrs. Williams lived in Philip, S. D. where he was a Merchant for 40 yrs. 1. Rose Anderson Williams 8 b 10-9-1898 Salt Lake City, Utah, m 1-28- 1922 Mark Edwin Wheeler b 3-23-1897 Yankton, S. D. son of Ralph Andrew & Alice Dora (Black) Wheeler, of Yankton. Mr. & Mrs. M. E. Wheeler live, 3-'47, 3409 Irving St., Minneapolis. He, in the Paint business. , (1) Ralph Maurice Wheeler 9 b 5-18-1926 Duluth, Minn., living, 3- 47. (2) Ward Barry Wheeler 9 b 8-24-1932 Sioux Falls, S.D. living, 3- 47. 2. Richard Nixon Williams 8 b 10-28-1900 Dublin, Ind. m 8-11-1928 Olga Satt b 9-24-1904 Minneapolis, dau Theo. & Anastasia (Siroka) Satt, of Minneapolis, of Russian descent. Mr. & Mrs. Williams live, 3-'47, 5209 Chowen Ave., S. Minneapolis. He engaged in Manufacturing & Inventions. (1) Margaret Mae Williams 9 b 5-3-1929 Minneapolis, living, 3- 47. 9 (2) Donna Jean Williams b 5-29-1930 Omaha, Neb. living, 3- 47. ; (3) Richard Maurice Williams 9 b 10-31-1932 Minneapolis living, 3- 47. (4) Barbara Ann Williams 9 b 7-11-1937 Minneapolis living, 3- 47.

(5) Robert Nixon Williams 9 b 1-24-1939 Minneapolis living, 3- 47. > (6) Cheryl Darlene Williams 9 b 12-10-1946 Minneapolis, living, 3- 47. 102 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 100)

there iTS? 5"ín «f,•WUU?S b ^19"1874 Rockville, Md., living m fi V VonaV !lUlams St" a retired D-C- Government Employee Bar r Aber 5« álu ChasTM h y t.b 4-14-1882 Rockville, d there 2-26^ dau C has & Martha , 'i c - x Wilson (Stonestreet) Abert, of Rockville S nest S 5* ;° f f Williams 8 b 11-19-1910 Rockville, mï-TÍl942 Wilham Howard Armstrong b 9-14-1914 Collierstown, W. Va son of r tt0 n & Ma (M0rr s) f Mrs w H A t. ! Armstrong, of Co'llierstown Mr. A r S g 7 a memb f faculty aTKL S cho or * ' " ° the

(1) Christopher Fairbairn Armstrong 9 b 7-26-1945 Bethesda, Md., liv-

aVÍd B rry Arms 9 9 S-n 4 ^ trong b 1-26-1947 Bethesda, Md., living ll-'47

2. William Anderson Williams 8 b 1-19-1912 Rockville m 8-26-%9 MÍ garet Whitney b 3-4-1917 Pittsfield, Mass. dau L^eTce Haines & Frances (Taylor) Whitney, of Pittsfield, Mr. & Mrs! WUliams Mve 8- 45 Chatham, Mass. He, an Electrical Engineer. U Walter Anderson Williams 9 b 4-5-1941 Pittsfield, living, l-'47 2 aure ce ^ " TWhitney Williams 9 b 10-29-1942 Pittsfield, aving l-'47 3 Rn^ ^,MC^n8eKWoiUiamS 9 b3"20-l946 Pittsfield, living I--47 8 3. Rose Williams b 2-27-1915 Rockville m 1-24-1945 Dr. Richard

Dr-& Mrs-Buckingham (1)Ellen Barry Buckingham 9 b 11-9-1945 Bethesda, Md. livine 3-'47

4. Cons ancia Bache Williams 8 b 3-2-1923 Rockville m 6-17-1946 Tohn Choate Allnutt b 5-27-1922 Greenwich, Conn, son of Claude Valeruis & C ara Leigh (Choate) Allnutt, of Stamford, Conn. Mr & Mrs T C

(From p 99)

RXiS^d^^S8!6 b ^5"1843,15-16^, Md. d 8-21-1917 d 4-30-1907 Rorwflif c ^iTT EagIe b 7"20-1838 Adamstown, Md. & Ruth Ann (Coole Ea le of town MMrr . I& MMr^s TL . Eaglp fe °liveu dT in Fred. & Montg. ^Co.sS, Md- . Adánis-

I. Blanche Eagle 7 b 6-20-1864 Fred. Co. d 9-28-1933 Wash D C unm SOTTT^3816 b 2"2-1865 Fred. Co. d 3-27-1927 Rockv £ m 2- 1 1896 David Clark Hoyle b 2-22-1860 Beallsville, Má át--920 Wash 5ÍS5 ^c»te' - -"-^ »' *» ï saæ s&røTisrco-dther e,o -l6-le6,• 5. Mary Jane Eagle 7 b 12-1-1870 (See p 104) 6.. Maude Virginia Eagle 7 b 2-5-1873 (See p 104) 7. Elizabeth Williams Eagle 7 b 10-22-1875 (See p 105) 8. William Lycurgus Eagle 7 b 7-25-1877 (See p 105) ^ b 7-2'1879 Barnesvifle, Mo, d 2-6-1895, burned Descendants of John Macgill 103 (From p 102)

«4" Stella Eagle 7 b 10-5-1868 Rockville, Md. living, l-'47, 113 W „ A™ Rockville m 10-3-1888 Frank Brunner Thomas b 8-12-1Ö&3 SSÆ;'£iS58™1925 Balto., Md., son of Stephen A. & Mary A^ fBesanÍ)Thomas, of Adamstown. Mr. & Mrs. F. B. Thomas lived in Fred. 6 Rockville. He, in Insurance. 7 ^irtvpd Tvles Thomas 8 b 8-18-1889 Barnesville, Md. L m 1st Daniel Augustus Bowersjr. b 9-17-1856 liberty, MdRd there 7-31-1916 son of Daniel A. & Margaret (Riddlemoser) Bowers, Sr. (1) DanfÍSgustus Bowers.HI 9 b 8-15-1912 Liberty m 12-21-1946 [ Dorothy Helen Johnson b 12-7-1914 Front Royal, Va. dau Bradey Tvler & Maude Emily (Keith) Johnson, of Warren Co. Mr. & Mrs. Bowers live, l-'47, Rockville. He with Lofstrand Co. Silver Spring! Md. He served in W.W. 2, 5 yrs. Pfc. 742nd Field Artil­ lery U S., England, France, Belgium, Germany, in 1st army under Gen Hodges, I 3rd army under Gen. Patton, was in 3 major battles, m 2nd 3-21-1920 Ernest Raum b 9-25-1873 Wash., son of Henry & Emma (Green) Raum of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. E. Raum live, 1- 47, 7406 Piney Branch Rd., Takoma Park, Md. (2) Thomas Raum 9 b 10-6-1922 Takoma Park, now, 1- 47, at col­ lege & unm. He served in W.W. 2 at Tampa. Fla., Iceland &

2. CharleesSMcGiUThomas 8 b 8-25-1894 Rockville m W™™Zg» Greeorv b 1-6-1898 Emlenton, Pa. dau Thos. Barger & Adda Whittle) Gregory, of Pa. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas live, l-'47, Rockville He a Patent Atty., member of the law firm, Bacon & Thomas, Shoreham

åTchaSef McGill Thomas, Jr. 9 b 6-29-1922 Wash., D.C. m 5-12- 1945 Mary Murray Bennett b 7-10-1922 Charleston, S C., dau Jno. Rutherfoord & Sallie Rutherfoord (Miller) Bennett, of Charleston. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas, Jr. live, 2-'48, 1527 33rd St., N.W. Wash., D. C. He, associated with his father's law firm. He served in W.W. 2 from 10-'42 to 9-'45 in the U.S. Coast Guard, a. Charles McGill Thomas, III 1° b 2-14-1946 Miami Beach, Fla., living, 2-'48. . , (2)Gregory Thomas 9 b 9-10-1926 Chevy Chase, Md., living, 1- 47. 3. Francis De Lashmutt Thomas 8 b 10-8-1896 Rockville Md m 1st 6-11-1925 May "Ray" Reilly b 1-17-1903 Wash, d there 6-10- 1931 dau Hugh & Mary (Sullivan) Reilly, of Wash. (1) Nancy Thomas 9 b 3-20-1927 Wash., living, 1- 47. (2) Hugh Reilly Thomas 9 b 3-23-1928 Wash., living, 1- 47. (3) Francis De Lashnutt Thomas 9 b 1-19-1931 Wash., living, 1--47. m 2nd 2-24-1933 Elizabeth Reilly b 8-9-1906 Wash., dau Hugh & Mary (Sullivan) Reilly & sister of May Reilly above. Mr. & Mrs. Thom­ as live, l-'47, 80 Kalorama Circle, N.W. Wash. He, also a patent Atty. & member of the law firm, Bacon & Thomas, Shore- ham Bldg., Wash. . , (4) Stephen Larned Thomas 9 b 3-11-1934 Wash., living, 1- 47. 104 The Macgill-McGill Family

(From p 102)

h S f Jn0 & 1 VL ? D " «°^ ° - Weired (Davies) Burns, of Ireland S tlSo lat0;16;1903 WaSh- IÍVÍng' 1-'47' ÁríiS Va. 19 1920 later TT/ u ' divorced, Thomas Roy Burch b 6-29-1899 Wash son of Thos & Caroline C. (Robey) Burch of Wash D C (1) Mary Doris Burch 9 b 6-20-1921 Wash, m 6-24-1943 Ronaid Earl Tugwell b 11-12-1917 Farmville, N.C, son of FrankMn & Alice Lucy (Moore) Tugwell, of Farmville. Mr. & Mrs R E S^iíÍSiïí: w!a2;3^gt80lla:

a R na d a rl 10 b 21 194 m 2nd 3 2°4 í ?8 T ^ " * Wash., living, l-'47. nd 3 24"1928 James Henry Keefe b 1-19-1904 Yonkers N v of Michael & Winifred Carol (Degan) Keefe, oi ^ís ' °" (2 Robert Michael Keefe 9 b 2-8-1933 Wash., living: l-'47

(3) Richard Wayne Keefe 9 b 10-15-1940 Wash., hvfng! l-'47.

(From p 102)

well) StonestreJt, of RockSUe " ' ^ °f Treadwe11' W- & Anna (Tread-

0le 8 8 b 4 13 1899 2 R^° ^™ ^ Q " - (See below). St0neSt reet 8 b 8 6 9 7 £S ï^rh D - -l ° Wash., d there 12-26-1939 m ^^19JJOCAS «- wTsh., (1) Treadwell Stonestreet Bailey 9 b 8-2-192 Wash m 6 1, ,o« •

Scotland, Helen Cunninghan/b 2-5-m™eïï£^'%&% ™ SirÍandMr & - JTT ï ChrÍStÍne (Muir> CuníS'aíí 11 N W wLh He served in vJ^W 2 from 5^""i?'« ^ ^ ' ' - " L.S T. on the Norman^ othfr " 3

a. Christine Bailey 10 b 2-6-1947, Wash., living 11-'47. (From above)

S S t0n reet 8 b i íst 3-lí S°ï- h f* 4-13-1899 Wash., D.C. i 1st 3 1 1921 Richard Evans b 1-1-1899 Wash., d there 9-10-1929 son of Richard & Sally (Windsor) Evans of Wash '

1. Lois Virginia Evans 9 b 12-16-1921 Wash mini io„i n, , ïSTSfïKB VL20"191,1 B"»™'•"™™°< 2?» ausiei Dee (Keril) Holhday, of Ballinger, Texas. Mr & Mrs C T Holhday live, ll-"47, 1232 Blair Mill Rd., Silver Spring Md. No 2 92 m n 27 1943 William Frank ' Sisu^ois', jr.fri\\\l^l, b 12-12-1919 Wash.J T^, so' n of -Wm-. F. & Ruth Naomie (Hobbs»" ) Descendants of John Macgill 105 DuBois, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. DuBois, Jr. live, l-'48 Lorraine Ave., 3 living, ll->47, at mother's

auaress?unm He served in W.W.2 with the Medical Corps USNR, as a Pharmacist mate 1/c from 6-'43 to 5-'46, most of it at the U.S. Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Md. m 2nd 7-26 1939 Joseph Patrick Murphy b 8-10-1908 Wash son of Syl- vester & Margaret (Cullen) Murphy, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. J. P. MurPhy live, ll-'47, 6808 Laurel St., N.W., Wash. No issue. (From p 102) "7" Elizabeth Williams Eagle 7 b 10-22-1875 Montg Co., Md d1 4-26- i

"8" William Lycurgus Eagle 7 b 7-25-1877 Montg. Co., Md. m 1st 9- -1904, latir divorced, Jessie Mae Cost b 1871 Hagerstown, Md., dau Mac. & Alice (Khressenger) Cost, of Hagerstown. 1. Charles Markwood Eagle 8 b 11-22-1906 Wash., D.C. m 7-6-1927 Dorothy Brown b 1908 Richmond, Va., dau Cleveland & Gertrude (Brown) Brown, of Richmond. (1) Charles Markwood Eagle, Jr. 9 b 8-16-1928. m 2nd 11-10-1933 Clara Bell Davis b 4-12-1890 Gainesville Ga., dau Joseph Major & Lelia (Downs) Davis, of Gainesville. Mr. & Mrs. Eagle live, l-'47, Churchton, Md. No issue. (From p 100) "7" Ann Elizabeth Williams 6 b 6-20-1849 Poolesville, Md. d there 3-25-1887, m 11-25-1873, as his 1st wife, (He m 2nd Mary Florence Wil­ liams, See p 99) Michael Thomas Pyles b 3-6-1843 Poolesville, d there 106 The Macgill-McGill Family

M lld (BrUnner) PyleS f Mr"^ "S 'MVÍÏÏTÏT 1613 Zlve íd at o f ' ° P-lesville. I T u t ' ^ i Poolesville. He, a Farmer

1. Joseph Brunner Pyles 7 b 1-27-1877 Poolesvil e m 12-14-1Q10 u !~Bn^r bn "9"188° BealIsvi"e> Md., dau Wm. Geo Vida (S) fF7remr;r°f r!sSsÏÏ!e- ^ & ^ PyleS ^47' ^1^,

2. Walter Williams Pyles 7 b 7-2-1878 (See below)

3. Mary Jane Pyles 7 b 9-27-1879 (See below). 4. Florence Helen Pyles 7 b 6-6-1882 (See p 107)

5. Dr. Charles Thomas Pyles 7 b 8-4-1885 (See p 107)

(From above)

'' SSmnlT!^ ^-I-villa m ,2-27-1939,„„„

2' S Hola^S'm^-'H P»°Ií!s«lte ° 8-«-«« Beat™.

No issue ' 7 Joralemon Brooklyn, N.Y. He, a teacher.

(From above)

7 "3" Mary Jane Pyles b 9-27-1879 Poolesville, m 10-12-1904 Tohn

f ° f 1 ln the Insurance business.

1. EJzabeth "Bettie" Jones 8 b 10-5-1905 Dickerson, living 4-'47 2480 Columbus St., Arlington Va m A -IA IQOQ ' ' * *'» Z4ÖU speth Newman hiTS« . 4-14-1928, now divorced, Claude Hud-

spjh Newman b 5-3-1905 Ennis, Texas, living, 4-'47, 610 Boulevard, N.E. Atlanta, Ga. owner of the North Ave. Pharmacy there son of Sebe & Rebecca (Whitfill) Newman, of Texas & Wash. D C

of M a" - ^ " vfr^FÍe-ran,

SíSh8?1*^8 Freeman 9 b 12-25-1936 Wash., living, 6-'47 (2) John Jay^ Freeman 9 b 9-28-1941 Wash., living, 6-'47

3. Maj John Augustus Jones, Jr. 8 b 1-17-1911 Dickerson m 4-2 i ^-'47, 2438 BarS wïh H" ArIln?ton' Va- He> Ass't. Cashier, Nat. Metropolitan e SerVed l W W 2 from 7 Maw ns Afr r t - - "'42 to 3-'45; from 2nd Lt to Major, U.S. Air Corps, with Construction Div.; engaged 36 mos. inin :air - Descendants of John Macgill 107

port construction, in Egypt, Libia, Tripolitania & Arabia; rec'd citation - "Legion of Merit." (1) Patricia Lynn Jones 9 b 3-17-1942 Wash., living, 6-'47. 4. Lucille Jones 8 b 7-27-1916 Dickerson, living, 4-'47, unm. 5. Dorothy Ann Jones 8 b 10-29-1919 Dickerson m 10-1-1941 Charles William Elgin II b 9-18-1915 Poolesville, son of Arthur Gorman & Diana Evans (Carpenter) Elgin, of Poolesville. Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Elgin live, 4-'47, Poolesville. He, Postmaster & Merchant, there. (1) Charles William Elgin, Jr. 9 b 3-13-1946 Fred., Md., living, 4-'47.

(From p 106)

"4" Florence Helen Pyles 7 b 6-6-1882 Poolesville, Md., living there, 3-'47, m 11-18-1908 Dr. Elijah Wooten White b 3-5-1882 Poolesville, d there 5-29-1942, son of Benj. & Eliz. (Jones) White, of Poolesville. Dr. & Mrs. White lived at Poolesville. He, a practicing Physician. 1. Elizabeth Williams White 8 b 10-1-1910 Poolesville m 7-11-1936 James Brawner Nicholson, Jr., b 10-6-1908 Rockville, Md. son of J. B. & Mary Braddock (Trail) Nicholson, of Rockville. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholson, Jr. live, 4-'47, Falls Rd., Rockville. He, a Merchant. No issue. 2. Mary Darnell White 8 b 6-23-1913 Poolesville, m 2-15-1941 Albin Francisco Knight, b 3-17-1907 Rockville, Md., son of Merrill Donaldson & Eliza (Owen) Knight, of Rockville. Mr. & Mrs. A. F. Knight live, 4-'47, 36 N. Griffing Blvd., Ashville, N.C. He, a Patent Atty., with Amer. Enka Corp. (1) Mary Darnell Knight 9 b 6-9-1943, Ashville, living, 4-'47. (2) Florence Helen Knight 9 b 4-9-1945 Ashville, living, 4-'47. 3. Elijah Wooten White 8 b 8-1-1916 Poolesville, ml2-22-1942 Catherine Louise Boland b 2-25-1915 Germantown, Md., dau Francis Glenn & Edith Clare (Welsh) Boland, of Germantown. Mr. & Mrs. White live, 4-'47, 7025 Strathmore St., Chevy Chase, Md. He, Supt., Montg. Co. Md. Tree Dept. He served in W.W. 2 with U.S. Army 4 yrs. & 8 mos. in U.S. No issue. 4. Florence Helen White 8 b 9-18-1919 Poolesville, living, 4-'47, Wash., D.C, unm.

(From p 106)

"5" Dr. Charles Thomas Pyles 7 b 8-4-1885 Poolesville m 11-16-1910 Mary Elizabeth Griffith b 6-16-1886 Beallsville, Md., dau Wm. Thos. & Eliz. Darnell (Dade) Griffith, of Beallsville. Dr. & Mrs. Pyles live, 4-'47, Hancock, Md. He, a practicing Dentist. 1. William Griffith Pyles 8 b 3-4-1913 Hancock, m 8-2-1935 Nellie Eliz­ abeth Jenkins b 3-16-1913 Hancock, dau Theo. Percival & Lillian Eliz. (Perkins) Jenkins, of Hancock. Mr. & Mrs.Pyles live, 4-'47, 12 Wil­ liams St., Rockville, Md. He, Principal of the High School there. (1) William Jenkins Pyles 9 b 2-1-1941 Hagerstown, Md. d 3-8-1947 Wash., D.C. (2) Michael Thomas Pyles 9 b 4-28-1946 Hagerstown, Md., living, 4-'47. 2. Elizabeth Dade Pyles 8 b 2-1-1915 Hancock d there 5-26-1915. 3. Charles Thomas Pyles, Jr. 8 b 9-8-1920 Hancock, m 12-16-1943 Gladys 108 The Macgill-McGill Family

Leone Reynolds b 6-11-1920 Knoxville, Ala., dau Walter Mills & Mertyle Eliz. (Porter) Reynolds, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. Mr. & Mrs. Pyles live, 4-'47, Tuscaloosa. He, an Aviation Maintenance Engineer. During W. W. 2, he served as a civilian in the maintenance of a fleet of U.S. Army Airplanes. (1) Susan Nell Pyles 9 b 8-19-1945 Tuscaloosa living, 4-'47.

4. Mary Dade Pyles 8 b 11-1-1922 Hancock, m 1-19-1946 Samuel David Shugars b 4-26-1923 Shippensburg, Pa., son of Sam. David & Ann (Zinn) Shugars, of Hancock. Mr. & Mrs. Shugars, Jr. live, 4-'47, 2400 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. He, with the Penn.Ry. He served in W.W. 2,3 yrs. with the U.S. Air Corps, in U.S., the Pacific & in Oahu & Iwo Jima Islands; discharged, l-'46, as Staff Sgt. No issue.

(From p 100)

"8" Charles McGill Williams 6 b 9-10-1852 Poolesville, Md., d there 1-16-1924, m 10-24-1876 Prudence Jane "Jennie" Waters b 9-6-1853 New Market, Md., d 1-27-1923 Poolesville, dau Harry Woodward Dorsey & Prudence Jane (Griffith) Waters, of New Market. Mr. & Mrs. Williams lived at Poolesville. He, a Farmer. 1. Charles McGill Williams 7 b 8-16-1877 (See below) 2. Dorsey Waters Williams 7 b 8-9-1880 Poolesville, living there, 3-'47, unm. 3. Bettie Howard Williams 7 b 1-6-1883 (See p 109) 4. Dr. Rodger Walter Williams 7 b 5-23-1885 (See p 109) 5. Prudence Jane Williams 7 b 5-14-1887 Poolesville, m 10-24-1917 Henry White Allnutt b 1-14-1875 Dawsonsville, Md., son of Benj. White & Rachael Ann (White) Allnutt, of Dawsonsville. Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Allnutt live, 4-'47, Germantown, Md. He, a Farmer (l)Capt. Benjamin White Allnutt, b 8-19-1919 living, 4-'47, unm. He, a Teacher. He served in W.W. 2 from 7-'41 to 2-'46 with the Army Air Force in the China & India-Burma theaters of war. 6. Emily Byron Williams 7 b 12-9-1889 Poolesville, m 3-28-1929, Thomas Cummings Oxley, b 1-7-1889 Poolesville, son of Chas. Wirton & Annie (Wampler) Oxley, of Poolesville. Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Oxley live 3-'47, Poolesville. He, a Farmer. No issue. 7. Arthur White Williams 7 b 9-28-1892 (See p 110) 8. Carrie Wheeler Williams 7 b 4-11-1895 (See p 110)

(From above)

"1" Charles McGill Williams 7 b 8-16-1877 Poolesville, d 7-22-1945 Atlantic City, N.J., m 9-14-1907 Bessie Marie O'Mora b 6-18-1883 Callan County Kilkenny, Ireland, living, 8-'47, 316 Chestnut St., Pleasantville, N.J., dau Jas. J. & Anne Marie (Burke) O'Mora, of Ireland. Mr. Williams was in the Building & Construction business. 1. Jane Elizabeth Williams 8 b 6-28-1922 Atlantic City, living, ll-'47, at above address, unm. 2. Anne Marie Williams 8 b 2-4-1924 Pleasantville, m John Sage Parker, b 4-5-1915 Pleasantville, son of Re my Alonzo & Mary Anne (Van Inwin- gen) Parker. Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Parker live, ll-'47, Pleasantville. He in Auto Service business. He served in W.W. 2, from 8-'43 to 12-'45, T/5, Army Air Corps, E.T.O. Italy. Descendants of John Macgill 109 (1) Anne Marie Parker 9 b 4-10-1944 Pleasantville living, ll-'47. (2) Jane Elizabeth Parker 9 b 2-21-1947 Pleasantville living, ll-'47. (From p 108)

"3" Bettie Howard Williams 7 b 1-6-1883 Poolesville, m 5-8-1907 George William Brewer b 9-3-1878 Dickerson, Md., son of Wm. Geo. & Ida (White) Brewer, of Dickerson. Mr. & Mrs; G. W. Brewer live, 3-'47, Poolesville. He, an Insurance Agent. 1. Charles McGill Brewer 8 b 7-15-1908 Poolesville, m 11-5-1938 Lucille Banghardt Weller b 12-21-1917 Rockville, Md., dau Parker Louis & Mary Victorino (Surratt) Weller, of Rockville & Beallsville, Md. Mr. & Mrs. Brewer live, 4-'47, Beallsville. He, in Insurance. (1)Prudence Jane Brewer 9 b 8-14-1946 Fred. Md., living, 4-'47. 2. Betty Williams Brewer 8 b 11-28-1909 Poolesville, m 3-10-1933 Dr. John Randolph Eggleston b 1-6-1905 England, Ark., son of Robt. Boiling & Mary Lewis (Nunnally) Eggleston, of Sewanee, Tenn. Dr. & Mrs. Eggleston live, 4-'47, 397 Watson St., Danville, Va. He, a practicing Physician. (1) Robert Boiling Eggleston 9 b 8-5-1935 Santa Monica, Calif., living 4-'47. (2) Peyton Archer Eggleston 9 b 8-14-1939 Santa Monica, Calif., living, 4-'47. 3. George William Brewer, Jr. 8 b 3-9-1913 Poolesville, m 8-17-1932 Lena Elizabeth Jones b 10-21-1914 Dickerson, dau Louis Jno. & Nellie Jane (Titus) Jones, of Dickerson. Mr. & Mrs. Brewer live, 4-'47, 11- 2nd Ave., Glen Burnie, Md. He, with Peoples Life Insurance Co. (1) Betty Jane Brewer 9 b 5-29-1933 Wash. D.C. living, 4-'47. (2) Mary Joan Brewer 9 b 12-7-1935 Balto. Md., living, 4-'47. 4. Jane Waters Brewer 8 b 8-13-1916 Poolesville, m 10-12-1940 Charles Winfield Carlisle, b 12-29-1913 New Windsor, Md., son of Guy Engler & Anna Belle (Caylor) Carlisle, of New Windsor. Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Carlisle live, 4-'47, 3401 Milford Ave., Balto., Md. He, an Industrial Engineer. During W.W. 2 he was Production Supervisor for the Wes­ tern Electric Co. & was "Occupationally" deferred from the Service on that account. (1)George William Carlisle 9 b 11-3-1943 Balto., living, 4-'47. (From p 108) "4" Dr. Rodger Walter Williams 7 b 5-23-1885 Poolesville, Md., living, 10-'47, Dumont Apts.,Lynchburg, Va., m 4-24-1910 Mabel Stewart White, b 6-16-1887 Dickerson, Md., d there 7-5-1920, dau Mansfield & Ella (Whit- more) White, of "Inverness" Dickerson. Dr. Williams is a practicing Dentist. 1. Ella Whitmore Williams 8 b 4-16-1911 Dickerson m 9-5-1936 Joseph Everette Fauber, Jr., b 8-15-1908 Charlottesville, Va., son of J. E. & Alma (Carter) Fauber, of Lynchburg. Mr. & Mrs. Fauber, Jr. live there, 10-'47, at 3921 Royal Blvd. He, an Architect. (1) Joseph Everette Fauber, m 9 b 3-15-1938 Lynchburg, living, 10-'47. (2) Rodger Williams Fauber 9 b 11-14-1941 Lynchburg, living, 10-'47. 110 The Macgill-McGill Family

2. Rodger Walter Williams, Jr. 8 D 2-25-1914 Lynchburg, m 2-25-1941 Mary Shaw Brown b 8-3-1917 Barnesville, Md., dau Wm. Clifton & Emily Pool (Darby) Brown, of Barnesville. Mr. & Mrs. Williams, Jr. live, ll-'47, "Pleasant Hill Farm," Poolesville, Md. He, a Farmer. (1) Rodger Walter Williams, III 9 b 12-20-1942 Fred., Md., living, ll-'47. (2) William Clifton Williams 9 b 9-11-1945 Fred., Md., living, ll-'47. (From p 108)

"7" Arthur White Williams 7, a Farmer, b 9-28-1892 Poolesville, liv­ ing, 4-'47, Olney, Md., m 3-28-1917 Julia Nannette White b 5-12-1893 Dickerson, Md., d 5-1-1940 Potomac, Md., dau Laurence Allnutt & Annie Oliver (Belt) White, of Dickerson - See p 66) 1. Julia Nannette Williams 8 b 3-27-1918 Dickerson, m 4-15-1939 Julian Randolph Bauserman, b 1-7-1909 Luray, Va., son of Reuben B. & Nettie Lee (Wood) Bauserman, of Luray. Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Bauserman live, 4-'47, 10026 Renfrew Rd., Silver Spring, Md. He, a Contractor, In­ terior & Exterior Decoration. He served in W.W. 2 from 4-'44 to 12-'45 in USNR on USS Birmingham, in Asiatic, Pacific & Amer. the­ aters; was severely wounded when his ship was struck by a Jap "suicide plane" & bomb; rec'd, a Purple Heart, 2 Stars & Victory Medal. (1) Joan McGill Bauserman 9 b 6-17-1940 Wash., D.C, living 4-'47. (2) William Randolph Bauserman 9 b 3-8-1942 Wash., D.C, living 4-'47. 2. Laurence McGill Williams 8, b 5-21-1924 Fred., Md., m 1-5-1945 Eileen Winifred Debleu b 7-20-1926 London,England, dau Gentilles-Oscar- Aloy's & Winifred Alexandra (Tanser) Debleu, of London. Mr. & Mrs. Williams - she a "War Bride" - live, 5-'47, 1800 Main St., Santa Mon­ ica, Calif. He, a Builder. He served in W.W. 2 from ll-'43 to 10-'45, in 8th Air Force "Heavy Bombardment," stationed in England; was Radio Gunner in a Flying Fortress; rec'd ribbons Air Offensive in Europe, Normandy - was flying onD-Day - Northern France, Ardens, Rhineland & Germany; rec'd. Air & Good Conduct Medals; rank Corp- orel; Overseas 2 yrs. (1) Julian Laurence Williams 9 b 11-7-1945 Potters Bar, England, living,

(From p 108) "8" Carrie Wheeler Williams 7 b 4-11-1895 Poolesville, m 11-9-1916 Edwin Ruthven Allnutt, Jr., b 5-26-1892 Dawsonville, Md., son of E. R. & Hester Anna (Chiswell) Allnutt, of Dawsonville. Mr. & Mrs. Allnutt, Jr. live, 3-'47, Boyds, Md. He, a Farmer. 1. Anna Chiswell Allnutt 8 b 3-31-1918 Dawsonville, m 8-14-1942 Harry Rimmer b 5-18-1921, Riverdale, Md., son of Jas. Hunt & Mary Alice (Tattersall) Rimmer, of Riverdale. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Rimmer live, 4-'47, 4219 Van Buren St., Univ. Park, Hyattsville, Md. He, a Builder. No issue. 2. Carrie Williams Allnutt 8 b 10-25-1919 Dawsonville, m 11-9-1940 Wiley Gaither Griffith b 6-11-1914 Laytonsville, Md., son of Greenberry Gaither & Cornelia Isabel (Warfield) Griffith, of Laytonsville. Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Griffith live, 4-'47, Derwood, Md. He, a Farmer. Descendants of John Macgill 111

(1)Marilyn Ann Griffith 9 b 1-11-1947 Fred., Md., living, 4-'47. 3. Edwin Ruthven Allnutt III 8, b 7-9-1925 Dawsonville d there 11-30-1938. 4. Jane Waters Allnutt 8 b 2-11-1930 Dawsonville, living there, 4-'47. %. Emily Williams Allnutt 8 b 12-16-1932 Dawsonville, living there, 4-'47.

(From p 100)

"9" William Jeremiah Williams 6 b 12-30-1854 Poolesville, Md., d there 7-21-1924. He, a Civil Engineer. m 1st Elizabeth Adell Schaeffer b 1861, d 10-26-1892 Poolesville, dau Wm. Augustus & Emily Ann (Gallion) Schaeffer, of Poolesville. 1. Emily Schaeffer Williams 7 b 9-21-1884 (See below) 2. Richard Walter Williams 7 b 9-9-1886 (See p 112) 3. Mary Virginia Williams 7 b 12-7-1889 Poolesville, d there about 1891 or 92. m 2nd about 1900 Mary Virginia Schaeffer, widow of Daniel Getzendanner, D 10-17-1864 Fred. Co., Md.(?) d 4-6-1939 Littletown, Pa., sister of his first wife. 4. A son unnamed Williams 7 b & d in 1902 at Poolesville. 5. Gladys Virginia Williams 7 b 7-3-1904 (See p 112) (From above)

"1" Emily Schaeffer Williams 7 b 9-21-1884 Poolesville, living, 4-'47, 7 Montg. Ave., Rockville, Md. m 1st 11-28-1906 Thomas Lyddane. 1. Charles William-Lyddane 8 b 5-19-1908 Germantown, Md., living, 4-'47, at above address. Unm. 2. Mary Virginia Lyddane 8 b 12-24-1909 Germantown living, 4-'47, at above address, m 11-9-1935, later divorced, Thomas Gordon Darby b 10-26-1912 Seneca, Md., now a P.O. employee, Silver Spring, Md., son of Joseph Newton & Mary Eleanor (Chiswell) Darby, of Seneca, (1) Mary Jo Darby 9 b 11-25-1938 Sandy Spring, Md., living, 4-'47. (2) Thomas Gordon Darby, Jr. 9 b 8-26-1943 Sandy Spring, Md., living, 4-'47. 3. Elizabeth Adele Lyddane 8 b 3-30-1913 Germantown m 7-24-1933 Allen David Schaeffer b 2-1-1898 Ladiesburg, Md., son of A.D. & Irene (Hammond) Schaeffer, of Ladiesburg. Mr. & Mrs. Schaeffer the younger, live, 4-'47, Woodsboro, Md. He, a Farmer. (1) Allen David Schaeffer, Jr. 9 b 8-28-1935 Cedar Grove, living, 4-'47. (2) Thomas Lyddane Schaeffer 9 b 9-16-1939 Gaithersburg, Md., liv- . ing, 5-'47. (3) John Ray Schaeffer 9 b 12-19-1941 Balto., Md., living, 5-'47. (4) Elizabeth Ann Schaeffer 9 b 5-1-1947 Woodsboro, living, 5-'47. 4. Thomas Lyddane, Jr. 8 b 3-19-1921 Germantown, m 11-7-1945 Irene Estelle Gooding b 5-18-1919 Kensington, Md., dau Chas. Bernard & Evelyn Lavinia (Fletcher) Gooding, of Kensington. Mr. & Mrs. Lyd­ dane live, 4-'47, 41 Dupont Ave., Kensington. He, a Saleman, Holmes Bakery. He served in W.W. 2 as a Tech. Sgt. Hdqtrs. 1st U.S. Army, in Eng., France, Holland, Belgium, Germany & Luxembourg; rec'd. 5 Campaign Bronze Stars. No issue. 112 The Macgill-McGill Family m 2nd 8-22-1934 Ira Montgomery Hall b 12-3-1884 Germantown, (?) Md., living, 4-'47. No issue.

(From p 111)

"2" Richard Walter Williams 7, a Farmer, b 9-9-1886 Poolesville, Md., d 11-3-1925 Sandy Spring, Md., m 11-23-1920, as her 1st husband (she m ' 2nd Ernest Ristedt), Archibelle Arnette b 7-25-1895 Christiansburg, Va., living, 4-'47, Berryville, Va., dau Archie R. & Posey (Burgess) Arnette, of Berryville.

1. Richard Walter Williams, Jr. 8 D 4-14-1926 Winchester, Va., m 2-26- 1947 Elsie Irene Nesselrodt b 10-2-1927 Petersburg, W. Va., dau Jas. Henry & Lena (Borror) Nesselrodt, of Petersburg. Mr. & Mrs.. Wil­ liams, Jr., live 4-'47 Winchester. He with the Home Beneficial Life Ins Co. He served in W.W. 2,2 yrs. & 2 mos. with USNR as an Aviation Mechanic.

(From p 111) "5" Gladys Virginia Williams 7 b 7-3-1904 Poolesville, m 6-28-1924 Roger Jacob Keefer b 2-9-1902 Littletown, Pa., son of Jacob Abraham & Laura Alice (Krumrine) Keefer, of Littletown. Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Keefer live, 4-'47, Littletown. He, a Borough Sectv. & in Insurance (Fire & Casualty). 1. William Roger Keefer 8 b 2-10-1925 Littletown m 2-23-1946 Kathryn Louise Trostle b 6-17-1923 Adams Co., Pa., dau Chas. Curtis & Laura Ann (Lemmon) Trostle, of Littletown. Mr. & Mrs. Keefer live, 4-'47, 32 N. Queen St., Littletown. He, in Neon Sign Service & Repair. He served in W.W. 2.2 1/2 yrs. in U.S.' Army Air Force in the U.S.

(From p 99) "2" John Thomas (?) Williams 5 b 9-6-1816 Montg. Co., Md., d there 6-12-1863. He, a Farmer, m 6-17-1841 Ann Mariah Talbott b Montg. Co., d 3-29-1889 Poolesville, Md., dau Henry Warren & Sarah (Benson) Talbot, of Md. 1. John Henry Williams 6 b 5-2-1842 (See below). 2. Francis Thomas Williams. m 1st Georgia Griffith. No issue, m 2nd Mollie Dawson. No issue. 3. Mary Emma Williams 6 b 12-16-1855 (See p 116) 4. Arthur Williams 6 (See p 118)

(From above) "1" John Henry Williams 6 b 5-2-1842 Montg. Co., d 11-7-1909 Balto., Md. He, a Farmer, m 2-4-1865 Sarah "Sallie" White b 1-15-1849 White's Ferry, Md., d 3-7-1928 Poolesville, dau Dr. Stephen Newton Chiswell & Eliz. (Chiswell) White, of Md. 1. Stephen Newton Chiswell Williams 7 b 11-28-1865 (See p 113) 2. Harry McGill Williams 7 b 8-25-1867 (See p 114) Descendants of John Macgill 113 3. Vernon Williams 7 b 12-1-1868? d in infancy. 4. Ann Elizabeth Williams 7 b 5-26-1870 Poolesville, living there,'3-47, m 2-20-1900 William Edward Edmonston now dead. Mr. & Mrs. Edmon­ ston lived in Balto. He, a wholesale Merchant. No issue. 5. Otis Lee Williams 7 b 2-4-1872 (See p 115) 6. Carrie Williams 7 b 5-23-1874 (See p 116) 7. Mary Chiswell Williams 7 b 8-22-1875 Poolesville, d there 12-25-1918., unm. 8. William White Williams 7 b 4-2-1877 (See p 116) 9. Emma Talbot Williams 7 b 1-7-1879 (See p 106) 10. Sarah "Sallie" John Williams 7 b 3-10-1881 Poolesville, living, 3-'47, 111 W. Montg. Ave., Rockville, Md. m 1-21-1909 Wilson Stewart Ward b 8-29-1879 New York, d 6-29-1939 Rockville, son of Nathan Myron & Isabelle (Wilson) Ward, of Balto. Mr. W. S. Ward was in the U.S. Navy. No issue. 11. Nora Lyles Williams 7 b 7-14-1883 Poolesville, living, 3-'47, 111 Montg. Ave., Rockville, m 10-26-1910 Carter Claggett, b 6-3-1881 Potomac, Md. d 8-4-1941 Rockville, son of Montg. & Ida (Stone) Claggett, of Potomac. Carter Claggett was in the Montg. Co. Treasurer's Office. (l)John Williams Claggett 8 b 4-29-1914 Potomac, m 9-29-1937 Martha Middlekeef Evans b 4-19-1914 Wash., D.C, dau Wm. W. & Mattie (Ellis) Evans, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Claggett lived, 7-'47, 434 W. Wellington Ave., Chicago, 111. He, an Executive in U.S. Dept. of Agriculture office located there. a. Evans Claggett 9 b 11-7-1945 Chicago, living, 7-'47. 12. Dr. Francis Thomas Williams 7 b 3-5-1887 Poolesville, living, 3-'47, 708 Bay State Rd., Boston, Mass., unm. He volunteered in W.W. 1,serv­ ed as a Surgeon with the rank of Major.

(From p 112) "1" Stephen Newton Chiswell Williams 7 b 11-28-1865 Poolesville, d 1899 Balto., Md. m 9-5-1888, as her 1st husband (She m 2nd 12-16-1908 Rev. Edmond L. Castle, D.D.), Sarah "Sadie" Randolph Hall b 10-8-1866 Poolesville, d 8-9-1932 Laurel Grove, Va., dau Thos. Randolph & Clarinda Beecher (Phillips) Hall, of Poolesville. Mr. Williams was a Pharmacist in Hagerstown & Balto., Md. 1. Clare Beecher Williams 8 b 4-21-1891 Hagerstown, living, ll-'47, Irvington, Va. m 11-14-1910 Louis Taliaferro Headley b 1-3-1890 Vil­ lage, Va., d 1-16-1942 Balto., son of Louis L. & Lucy Lorelle (Sisson) Headley, of Village. (1) Lorelle Randolph Headley 9 b 5-26-1917 Village, m 6-22-1940 Hor­ ace Prichard Whitworth, Jr. b 11-9-1912 Westerport, Md., son of H. P. & Nancy Pasosha (Dixon) Whitworth, of Westernport. Mr. & Mrs. Whitworth, Jr. live, ll-'47, Allegany Ave., Westernport. He, a Lawyer. He served in W.W. 2 in USNR, commisioned an Ensign 3-12-1943, trained at Harvard Univ. in "communications"; was Communications Officer on USS Tutuila; in Pacific from 5-'44 in Amphibious Forces at Eniwetoh, Solomons, Monus, Ulitki, Leyte, Philippines,Okinawa when war ended; then to Korea, Tientsin & Peiping, China; returned to U.S. 2-'46; rec'd., as Sr. Lieut., Letters 114 The Macgill-McGill Family of Commendation from the CO. of USS Tutuila & CO. of 7th Fleet for his services in Pacific. a. Nancy Clare Whitworth 10 b 4-7-1943 Cumberland, Md., living, (2)Hildwin Clare Headley 9 b 5-21-1921 Balto., Md. m 3-27-1946 Dr William Henry Muller, Jr. b 8-19-1919 Dillon, S.C, son of W H & ?^Jna^- (Bethea) Muller' of Dillon- Dr- & Mrs. Muller, Jr.', live 11- 47, Dillon. He, a Surgeon. He served in W.W. 2 as Surgeon -in- Chief, Station Hospital, Berlin. Germany. •> r, a* William Henry Muller, III 10 b 8-27-1947 Dillon, living, ll-'47

2. Dr. Mortimer Harry Williams 8 b 6-9-1893 Wash., D.C. m 9-8-1923 Frances Lee b 7-29-1896 Irvington, Va., dau Wm. McDonald & Leah Rubenette (Boughton) Lee, of Irvington. Dr. & Mrs. Williams live, 6-'47 WUdwood Rd., Roanoke, Va. He rec'd. his degree from Univ. of Md. ' 1921 & specialized in E.E.N. & T. at N.Y. Eye & Ear Infirmary, N.Y. City; then took post graduate work at Univ. of Vienna & at Univ of Budapest. He served in W.W. 2 in Medical Corps of USNR from 9-'42 to 11- 45, from Lt. to Comdr., first at Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.; then Hosp. Base, Roseneath Scotland l-'44 to 6-'44; then Advance Nav- untüend of War b0UrS' ^*** ^ W&S Commanding Officer or S.N.O. (1) Dr. Mortimer Lee Williams 9 b 6-12-1924 Roanoke; Rec'd. his de­ gree of M.D. from Univ. of Va., 6-'47; living, 6-'47, Roanoke, unm. He was in U-12-Navy throughout W.W. 2.

(2) John McDonald Williams 9 b 8-30-1930 Roanoke, living, 6-'47

3. Kenneth Williams 8 b 1899 Wash., D.C. d there 1899.

(From p 112)

«. "2"o ?arry McGiI1 wiUiams 7 b 8-25-1867 Poolesville, Md., living SmUh'™!' f™«?oÍ?™ M°ntg- C°- PoIice Court'm 11-12-1890 Nellie Smith White b 10-6-1867 Dickerson, Md. d 6-8-1946 Poolesville, dau Benj. Franklin & Margaret Ann (Allnutt) White, of Dickerson. 1*1* Ma5ar* WlnhmS b ^2"!894 Poolesville, m 6-16-1917 Gustavus Robert Gray b 7-9-1890 Brentland, Charles Co., Md. son of Jno. Robt. & Sarah Barnes (Brown) Gray, of Charles & Montg. Co.s Md. Mr. & Mrs. G.R. Gray live, 3-'47, Poolesville. He, a salesman. (l)Carolyn Barnes Gray 9 b 1-10-1920 Poolesville m 3-30-1946 Win­ field Scott Marshall, Jr. b 11-16-1919 Marshall, Mo. son of W.S. & Lorem ( Sellers) Marshall, of Marshall. Mr. & Mrs. Marshall, Jr. live, 4- 47, Malta Bend, Mo. He, a Farmer. She served as a WAVE in W.W. 2, 3 yrs. as a Disbursing Officer at Midshipman's School, Northampton, Mass. and at Supply Corps School, Cambridge, Mass., also at Marshall, Mo., and at U.S. Naval Hospital, Oceanside, Calif.; was discharged l-'46, as Lieut. SC-W, USNR. .o. %' (unnamed) Marshall 10 b & d 1-18-1947, Marshall, Mo. (2) Gustavus Robert Gray, Jr. 9 b 10-16-1923 Poolesville, m 7-6-1945 Genevieve Latham b 6-29-1924 Atlanta, Ga., dau Louis Page & Genevieve Va. (Dennison) Latham, of Atlanta. Mr. & Mrs. Gray, Jr. live, 4- 47, 8424 Woodcliff Ct., Silver Spring, Md. He, with C. & P. Telephone Co. He served in W.W. 2 with USNR from l-'43, first as Descendants of John Macgill 115

App. Seaman, then 24 mos. as Electrician 1/c on USS PC 1174, in Mediterranean Area & Invasion of Southern France. a. Genevieve Virginia Gray 10 b 8-23-1946 Wash., D.C, living, 4- 47. ÍS.Harrv Williams Gray 9 b 12-29-1925 Poolesville living, 4-47. 2 D Henry Ralph Williams 8 b 3-27-1896 Poolesville, m 12-29-1919 Mary Agatha Whaling b 10-21-1893 Tidioute, Pa., dau Rev. Joshua Brown & Alice Herbert (Beardsley) Whaling. Dr. & Mrs. Williams live, 6- 47, 813 Gephart Drive, Cumberland, Md. He, a practicing Dentist. (l)Alice Beardsley Williams 9 b 10-8-1921 Cumb., Md., m 9-23-1944 William Rankin Holland, Jr., b 3-22-1916 Gloucester, N.J., son of Wm. R & Alice Dorothea (Brandes) Holland, of Pitman, N.J. & Cumb., Md. Mr. & Mrs. Holland, Jr. live, 6-'47, at above address. He a Textile Engineer, at Celanese Corp. of America. He served in W.W. 2_in U. S. Army, 9 mos. in 1942 at Ft. Monroe, Va. Rec d. a Medical Dis-

ahawuiiam Rankin Holland.m 10 b 11-11-1945 Cumb., living, 6-'47. 3. Carolyn White Williams 8 b 2-16-1900 Poolesville, m 8-20-1925 Dr. Keith Chilton Rice b 11-7-1895 Morristown, Tenn., son of Joseph Oren & Mildred (James) Rice, of Morristown. Dr. & Mrs. Rice live, 4- 47, 1590 Sussex Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. He, a practicing Physician. (1) Keith Jefferson Rice 9 b 1-11-1932 Atlanta, living, 4- 47. (2) Margaret Chilton Rice 9 b 9-17-1936 Atlanta, living, 4- 47.

(From p 113)

"5" Otis Lee Williams 7 b 2-4-1872 Poolesville, Md., m 11-30-1898 Clara Potts Leslie b 4-11-1877 Hutchinson, Kans., dau Samuel D. & Martha Anne (Potts) Leslie, of Hillsboro, Va. He, a Banker & Farmer. 1. Josephine Williams 8 b 10-11-1899 PurceUville, Virginia She was^mar ried on August 10, 1925 to the Rev. John Francis Sant, D.D., who was born about 1896 East Liverpool, O., son of Jno. & Josephine Sant, of East Liverpool. Dr. & Mrs. Sant live, ll-'47, 6340 Ellenwood, Clayton, St. Louis, Mo. He, an Episcopal Minister. (1) William Webster Sant 9 b 5- -1927 Detroit, Mich., a junior, 11- 47, at Princeton Univ. , (2) John Talbot Sant 9 b 10- -1933 Ypsilanti, Mich., living 11- 47. 2. Alice Lee Williams 8 b 1-27-1902 "Montcalm" PurceUville, Va. m 11-10-1928 Charles Fairfield Whitley b 3-7-1892 Smithfield, Va., son of Stephen Jones & Va. (Armistead) Whitley, of Smithfield. Mr. & Mrs. C. F. Whitley live, 4-'47, 1214 Decatur St., Norfolk, Va. He, a Lawyer. No issue 3. Otis Lee'williams, Jr. 8 b 8-21-1904 PurceUville, m 10-9-1943 Elizabeth Leonard Moretz b 9-4-1908 Hickory, N.C, dau Joseph Alfred & Eliz. (Leonard) Moretz, of Hickory. Mr. & Mrs. Williams live, 4- 47, The Westchester Apts., Wash., D.C. He, a Real Estate Broker. No issue. 4. Sarah Anne Williams 8 b 11-9-1909 Rouna Hill, Va., m 9-8-1931 Edwin Bookmiller b 11-20-1904 Cygnet, O., son Homer Carleton & Jane Carolyn (Martin) Bookmiller, of Tilbury, Ontario & Detroit, Mich. Mr. & Mrs. Bookmiller live, 4-'47, 2225 Bellfield, Rd., Cleveland Heights, O. He with Singer Sewing Machine Co. (1) Sarah Anne Williams Bookmiller 9 b 7-13-1932 Grand Rapids, Mich., living, 4-'47. 116 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 113)

"wLCarrJf,!iUi?S 7 b 5"23-1874 Poolesville, Md. d there 3-7-1928 m William Wallace Poole b Dawsonville, Md., living, a widower, Rockville Md son of W W ft Avilda Ann (Allnutt) Poole, Sr., of DawsonvUle ' 1. Henry Poole 8 d in infancy. 2. William Wallace Poole 8 d young & unm. 3. Virginia Lee Poole 8 living, 8-'47, 3240 38th St., N.W. Wash., D.C unm She is with the Red Cross. ' m'

( From p 113) "8" William White Williams 7 b 4-2-1877 Poolesville d 1-q-iQ9« u/„ u 3D-'C47 d 1°?0 '1i0?pfnmCeS P°0le b 2-3"1878"ooSïuie, living the^e ' 3- 47, dau Richh . & Florence P. (Poole) Poole, of Poolesvil e. Mr. & Mrs Williams lived at Poolesville. He, a Traveling Salesman & Farmer 1. Richard Poole Williams 8 b 9-9-1908 Balto* Md., d 9-26-19™ Pooles-

2. William White Williams Jr. 8 b 5-16-1912 Poolesville m 10-23-1940 Ann Perry b 10-25-1914 Wash., D.C. dau Thos. W. & Alice (Weaver) Sri ? CheVyc ChaSe' Md- Mr- & Mrs- Williams, Jr. live,To-'47 6407 Delaware St., Chevy Chase. He, a Banker. (1) William Edward Williams 9 b 10-3-1946 Wash., living, 10-'47.

(From p 112)

1932 'mM7-l\lT^mUiTS 6 n i2"16"1855 Poolesville d there 4-25- llll Dnli " ? Z™* M°rSeU Davis b 8-H-1851 Comus, Md., d 10-9- 1936 Poolesville He was a Teacher & son of Isaac Davis, óf Comus

1. Nannie Davis 7 b 5-10-1879 (See below) 2. Edna Earle Davis 7 b 4-10-1880 (See below) 3. Dr. Horace Morsel Davis 7 b 7-15-1881 (See p 117) 4. Frank Isaac Davis 7 b 9-4-1885 (See p 118)

(From above)

V? miS^i^IS 5-i0:1879 °raville> Calif, d 5-12-1905 Waterford, m ArthUr R0b6rt Carr a 1 Q49 T ? ' Farmer, b Leesburg, Va. d

L HS'-W^ CHrr \l I"2"1904 Waterford, living, 4-'47, "Moxley ford H^h om ^o'o1"1927 Arthur Austin James b 10-15-1883 Water- ame, S w% f22;19»,8' T °f Wm.-Carlyle & Emma Cath. (Brown) rd & MrS A A ames lived at a LivestocLiv.Wn Jkn Deale °r &; Farmer. -No- issu- *e Waterford. He, 2. Nannie Davis Carr 8 b 5-1-1905 Waterford, living, 4-'47, Wash., D.C. unm.

(From above)

*3',vEdnu Earle Davis 7 b 4-10-1880 Oraville, Calif, m 3-8-1911 Mar­ shall Hersberger b 3-22-1880 Poolesville, Md. son of Aaron Bucher & Descendants of John Macgill 117

Hester Ann Catherine (Whipp) Hersberger, of Poolesville, Mr. & Mrs. M Hersbereer live, 4-'47, Poolesville. He, a retired Farmer, f'SiïiïaSrtB Hersberger 8 b 2-23-1912 Milestone Sask., Canada, L m 9-30-1939 Marion Gladys Garratt b 2-22-1916 M le stone, dau Alfred Webster & Jennie Caroline (Carlson) Garratt, of Milestone. Mr. & Mrs. M D. Hersberger live, 4-'47, Milestone. He, a Farmer. (lÍDouglas Marshall Hersberger 9 b 5-25-1941 Regina, Sask., living (2) Judith Marilyn Hersberger 9 b 1-13-1943 Regina, Sask , living, 4-'47. 3 Janet Earle Hersberger 9 b 8-31-1944 Regina, Sask , living, 4- 47. 4 sTsan Marlene Hersberger 9 b 11-26-1947 Regina Sask. living 4- 47. 2 Horace Edison Hersberger 8 b 2-28-1914 Milestone, Sask. He joined 89 th Inf Div. 9-'44; sailed for Europe, l-'45; fought in Rhine land & Central Germany campaigns as T/Sgt. (Platoon) Sgt.; discharged, 1- 46 re-enlisted, 6-'46, & now, 4-'47, serving with the 8th Army on the Island

8 3 tTmiSersllrger b 4-4-1916 Milestone, Sask., m 8-3-1940 3- RuuTletta Welsh b 10-g13-1918 Rockville, Md. dau Jas. Buck & Melissa Eueenia (Elder) Welsh, of Gaithersburg, Md. Mr. & Mrs. A. W. Hers Sr live, 6-'47, 8505 Greenwood Ave., Takoma Park, Md. He served in W.W. 2 from ll-'44 to 3-'46; after 13 weeks training, was overseas with the Army of Occupation. (1) Sandra Ann Hersberger 9 b 7-13-1943 Wash., D.C, living, 6- 47. (2 Mary Ruth Hersberger 9 b 6-17-1945 Wash., D.C, living, 6- 47 4. Norman Davis Hersberger 8 b 10-30-1919 Milestone, Sask. m 10-12- 1945 Mary Louise Shoaf b 9-23-1921 Covington, Tenn., dau Claude Leslie & Adele (Hudson) Shoaf, of Covington. Mr. & Mrs. Hersberger live, 5-'47, Covington. He, a Retail Furniture Dealer. He served in W.W. 2, volunteering in the U.S. Army Air Force 12-'41 as an airplane mechanic; then aviation cadet & graduated 5- 43; then to Eng. 12- lá flying a 51-P mustang fighter; was forced down in enemy territory 4-'45; returned to U.S. 6-'45 & discharged 10-'46. No issue. (From p 116) "3" Dr. Horace Morsel Davis 1 - "Morsel" changed to "Meridith" when baptized, as a grown man - b 7-15-1881 Oraville, Calif, d 1-8-1935 Balto., Md. m 5-16-1906 Lucie Skinner Dodson b 10-2-1878 St. Michaels, Md., living, 6-'47, Balto., dau Dr. Robt. Auld & Mary Adeline (Skinner Dodson, of St. Michaels. Dr. & Mrs. Davis lived in Balto. He, an Oral Surgeon. ,non /-. * 1. Helen Lucille Davis t- b 1-18-1908 Centerville, Md. m 7-20-1929 Capt. Paul Westley Watson, U.S. Navy b 8-20-1902 Morrison, 111., son of Walter & Christiana (Propheter) Watson, of Morrison. Capt. & Mrs. Watson live, 6-'47, Naval Air Station, Glenview, 111. He, on Staff ol Chief, Naval Air Reserve Training,there. Capt. Watson, a Naval Acad­ emy graduate, 1926, "got his wings", l-'29, and has served most of his time in aviation, including the Naval Stations at Squantum, Mass. San Diego, Calif. Navy Dept. Wash. D.C. & now Glenview, also various classes of ships, including USS Coral Sea, which he helped to fit out at Seattle, went aboard as Exec. Officer, then in 8-'43 donned his 4th gold 118 The Macgill-McGill Family

stripe, as her captain, & for "Exceptionally Meritorious Conduct " as her Commanding Officer, from June 10 to 28-'44, rec'd. the Legion of Me«T"'With Combat Distinguishing Device "V." With her name changed to USS Anzio, he commanded her, as flagship of Task Group 12 3 after which he commanded Carrier Div. 22. In addition to the Legion of Merit, he is entitled to Amer. Defense Service Medal, Fleet Clasp (USS Ranger), Amer. Area Campaign Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Area Cam­ paign Medal & Victory Medal. (1) Nancy Ellen Watson 9 b 5-15-1932 Honolulu, T.H., living 6-'47 (2) Joan Davis Watson 9 b 8-30-1934 Balto., Md., living 6-'47 2. Nan Elizabeth Davis 8 b 12-5-1912 Centerville, m 10-17-1938 William Donald Vann b 12-8-1898 Rich Square, N.C, son of Wm. & Eliz. Lillian (Futrell) Vann, of Rich Square. Mr. & Mrs. W. D. Vann live, 6-'47 Rich Square. He, a Farmer. No issue.

(From p 116)

"4" Frank Isaac Davis 7 b 9-4-1885 Poolesville m 12-29-1908 Susie Boyd Griffith b 6-23-1886 Beallsville, Md., dau Chas. G. & Carroline V (Hemfistone) Griffith, of Beallsville. Mr. & Mrs. Davis live 4-'47 Rock­ ville, Md. He, the Sheriff of Mongt. Co., Md. 1. Carolyn Virginia Davis 8 b 10-17-1909 Poolesville, d there 7-26-1910 2. Charles Horace Davis » b 11-20-1911 Poolesville, m 1-2-1937 Mabel Dorothy Coatsworth b 1-25-1912 Alexandria, S.D., dau Oliver Forrester & Rosina Louise (Long) Coatsworth, of Alexandria. Mr. & Mrs. Davis live, 4-47, Beallsville, Md. He, a Farmer.

(1) Charles Horace Davis, Jr. 9 b 11-22-1937 Wash., D.C, living, 4-'47 (2) Joan Barbara Davis 9 b 5-7-1940 Wash., D.C, living 4-'47

3. Harriet Griffith Davis 8 b 10-16-1917 Poolesville, m 6-1-1946 Gerald James Fahey b 4-4-1911 St. Paul, Minn., son of Thos. Edward & Kath. Mary (Kennedy) Fahey, of St. Paul. Mr. & Mrs. G. J. Fahey live, 4-'47 2081 Seward St., Detroit, Mich. No issue. 4. Frank Isaac Davis, Jr. 8 b 2-18-1919 Poolesville, living, 6-'47, unm He served in W.W. 2, from 7-'41 to 2-'46, almost all of it at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., first as an enlisted man in Ordnance Dept.: grad­ uated from Ordnance Officer Candidate School 4-'42; he reached the rank of Major, 6- 45; served as Director, of Adm. Div., of the Ordnance bchool of which he was also Secty.; was memb. of the Chief of Ordnance's Post War Officer Planning Board, for which he rec'd. the Army Com­ mendation Ribbon.

(From p 112)

"4" Arthur Williams 6 b Poolesville, Md., d Kensington, Md. m Annie Elizabeth Dawson b Dawsonville, Md., dau Jas. & Louise "Lou" Virginia (Hepburn) Dawson, of Dawsonville, He, a Farmer. 1. John Thomas Williams V b 1-21-1884 Wash., D.C, living, 8-'47, 25 Montg Ave., Kensington, Md. m Sarah "Sadie" Newton Cissell, b 12- 18-1884 Poolesville, d 12-22-1946 Kensington, dau Humphrey & Julia E. (Griffith) Cissell, of Darnestown, Md. Descendants of John Macgill 119 (1) Julia Elizabeth Williams 8 b 12-4-1907 Dawsonville d 12-31-1935 (2) SfaLÏSon Williams 8 b 3-31-1912 Kensington m 3-23-1932 John Reed Graff b 1-12-1910 Wash., D.C., son of Fred & Wmifred SS ïaff, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Graff live 8-'47 25 Montg Ave., Kensington. He, with the Wash. Loan & Trust Co.,

f °a Tot Arthur Graff 9 b 12-23-1932 Sandy Spring, living, £47

• r5l4D19r4°\fh "Tsfhu\bånd (She2mW2andhRay Phelps Hoover, by wh m14she9í4adFSrhaní Kryder b 0-8-1923 ft frayne Phelps Hoover, b A 91-1925 both in Chicago.) Mollie Zenor Pessou b 11-2-1Ö9U New Crleans25Lrdau AlphoV Ovide ft Caroline C (Newborn)pessou of New Orleans. Mr. Williams, a graduate of Geo. Wash. Law College, Wash DC^ and a young lawyer of great promise, was serving in the

Senaie, in he dli in the 1918 flu epidemi. Mr& Mrs Hoover live 8-'47, 1103 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, 111. He, now retlreQ\ lls'ar, officer of The Hoover Co. (Mfgrs. of vacuum cleaners) and of Hoover Phosphate Co. also of the Ruhm Phosphate & Chemical Co U 7a ianneSwlniams 8 -adopted by ^r step-father Mr Hoover. tak­ ing his surname - b 3-7-1915 Wash., D.C. m 8-12-1937 Dr Czrl Braden Davis, Jr., b 8-29-1911 Chicago, 111., son of C B . Elsie m™thï Davis Sr of Chicago & Evanston, 111. Dr. & Mrs. uavis fve 8-'4a! 68 Park Lane,GoH, 111. He a Surgeon. His 3 applications or Entrance into the Service during WW. 2 were refuse because of previous illness. But, he served long hours, becaus^B of shortage of doctors, as a surgeon at Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago a. Carl Braden Davis, HI 9 b 12-7-1939 Evanston, living, 8 47. b. Robert Phelps Davis 9 b 11-9-1942 Evanston, living, 8- 47. c. James Dawson Davis 9 b 12-1-1944 Evanston, living, 8- 47 d. William Booth Davis 9 b 12-25-1946 Evanston, living,^8- 47. (2) lane Dawson Williams 8 b 11-18-1916 Wash. - she, also adopted by Mr nZer, took his surname - m 4-6-1941 Oliver Morgan Babcock, Jr. b 11-10-1916 Chicago, son of O. M. & Martha Shilhngford) Bab­ cock, of Chicago & Evanston. Mr. & Mrs. Babcock, Jr., live,,8--47, Briar Lane ftGoB Blvd., Golf, 111. He, Pres. Ruhm Phosphate> & Chemical Co. He was not accepted in the Service in W.W.2 because of a "football" injury, but served with above Co. an Essential War

ídMoíiyie Hoover Babcock 9 b 9-18-1942 Evanston, living, 8-'47.

(From p 100) "12" Lucy White Williams 6 b 2-15-1869 Montg. Co , Md. ° 2-7-1948 Silver Spring, Md. m 12-11-1890 Joseph Newton Allnutt b l-"""8* Montg. Co., son of Benoni Dawyn & Emily Augusta (Dawson) Allnutt, of Montg. Co. Mr. J. N. Allnutt lives, 3-'48, at Poolesville, Md. a retired

Farmer and Merchant. . ,.Q „ 1. Sarah Lucile Allnutt 7 b 11-20-1891 Seneca, Md., living, 3- 48, unm. 7 1921 H lda 2. Guy Francis Allnutt b 1-27-1894 Seneca m l°-l^ D \ Allnutt b 11-26-1902 Seneca, dau Fred. Augustus & Ada Ruth ^erry^ 120

The Macgill-McGill Family

n a M r & MrS G F AllnU 3 4 MeSn? No iss e - - - - " ^ -' «- Seneca. He, a

Horace Tillard Jones,"" lawye rly' professTon S M son of Rich. Montg. & Marv Gri Jwn i- f, 28 1876 BaIto-, Md., Wash. He volunteered in W S i (Rawlmgs) Jones, of Balto. & in the Mim^ZlutenJmv oJZ^^T* Captain ^13"1918 and commissioned a maior toIn Í.Gen- Staff: discharged 8-4-1919 duty 8-4-1920 toS-SÏÏÍSí - «Je Reserve Corps; recalled to active recalled to actSe duty as I'^tZ VST*"* ? thereafter was Judge Advocate General^(Reserve) from H" the Staff °f the Jones live, l->47, **>S^.$^ & M-

6. ^or^ nce^cGill^llnutt 7 b 5-31 --I900°PootesviHef16™ ^20-18"- Ju ï"ls ^™18. Jr- b 7-1-1900 Phila., Pa d 8-3-lrøi

m 2nd 8-12-1926 Lawrence Whittaker b <5-?S-iQnq D * , . of Geo. É Eliz. ÍAirfamun^rfïfïS^S?^ Laurence Whittaker live, 3-'48, 505 Schubt Silvïr J,^

(1) 1_6 1928 S n Jo^^fcT^WUliam BrookTe JohnsÍ* , Jr ' b 9-19-109P" g«eld«

He is now dairying on the Johns home farm W Ann McGill Whittaker 8 b 7-15-1932 Wa<=h n n . Wa h C lmn 3 7. Emily Dawson Allnutt 7 b 10-12. q0, Í , f " ° ' S> "'48. 8- Joseph Kenneth Allnu t ^ÏS^m^SS^' there ^48' P le Svine m nutt Darby b 2-5-1905 Monte Co MH °° T l-H-1936 Evelyn All- & (Chiswell) Darby, of Mon^ cMf& Eleanor He a Farmer. * Mr' & Mrs- AUnutt live, l-'47, Poolesville. 9- Richard Walter Allnutt 7 b 1-31-iqrw r>™i beth Brown b 6-6-1906 Monïg Cc^^SS' » "«T17-1936 Sarah Eliza"

(1) Sarah "Sall/

(From p 99) "3" Mortimer Lyles Williams 5 h 9-8-i«on n 4-25-1905 m by 3- -1852 Sarah w n Georgetown, D.C. d there Conn., d 2- 27-1900 GeorLSwn Williams Phelps b 10-25-1824 Stonington, Geo'twn. Mr. * £ïSS?iwï 'rTÍT V™ (Br°Wn) PheIPs' of 1. John McGill Williams eTceo^ ^ He' H ^^ent Employee, m twice: iasue% w^S^"^'

man Park Hotel Wash nV li f^g„etown' "vln8 '"'«. in No,,»*, d „WÏÏ'v.^eV™^'..1^^ •» b Descendants of John Macgill 121

4 Ella "Nellie" Beauregard Williams 6 b 1-3-1861 (See below). 5'. Mary Stanton Williams 6 b 1864 (See 122). (From p 120) "2" Charles Phelps Williams 8 b 1-18-1855 Georgetown, D.C., dI 9-10- 1927 Poolesville, Md., m 4-26-1883 Juliet Marie Riley b 1-1-1859 Wash., D C d there 4-21-1927, dau Dr. Jno Campbell & Rebecca Marylanda (Howie) Riley of Georgetown. Mr. & Mrs. WiUiams lived in Georgetown. He a Banker. 1 Marie Louise Williams 7 b 9-20-1884 (See below). 2. Helen Mortimer Williams 7 b 12-11-1886 Georgetown, living, 4- 47, 9700 Que St . N.W., Wash., unm. 3 CampbeU R ey Williams 7 b 9-7-1889 Georgetown m 12-12-1925 Vir­ ginia D'Arcy Passano b 1-31-1894 Balto., Md., dau Louis Durbin & Mary Ellen (Von Kapff) Passano, of Warrenton, Va. Mr. & Mrs. Wil­ liams live 4-'47, "The Highlands" Bowie, Md. He, a Civil Engineer. (1) NUiry Ellen Von Kapff WiUiams 8 b 9-21-1926 Balto., living, 4-'47. Unm. (2) Juliet D'Arcy Williams 8 b 9-4-1930 Balto., living, 4-'47. 4 Juliet Phelps Williams 7 b 8-25-1894 Georgetown m 9-19-1928 John Carroll Bubb b 7-27-1888 Wash., son of Fred. & Mary Ann (Simpson) Bubb, of Westfield, N.J. Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Bubb live, 4-'47, 537 E. Broad St., Westfield. He, a Government Chemist. (1) Juliet Phelps Bubb 8 b 9-6-1929 Georgetown, living, 4- 47. (From above) "1" Marie Louise Williams 7 b 9-20-1884 Georgetown, D.C, living, 4-*47 "Fairview," Mitchellville, Md. m 4-24-1907 Washington Booth Bowie b 7-25^1874 "Fairview" d there 8-6-1936 son of Oden & Alice (Carter) Bowie, of "Fairview." >, 1. Juliet Phelps Bowie 8 b 1-26-1909 Georgetown, d 2-12-1921 Fairview. 2. Alice Carter Bowie 8 b 11-27-1911 Georgetown, m 5-31-1939 Nathaniel DuBois Arnot b 10-10-1912 Rochester, N.Y., son of Raymond Holbrook & Josephine (Hanford) Arnot, of Rochester. Mr. & Mrs. Arnot live, 4- '47, Charles St. & Bellona Ave., Balto., Md. He, a Marine Engineer. (1) Alice Carter Arnot 9 b 7-10-1940 Balto., living, 4-'47. (2) Mary Eugenia Arnot 9 b 1-27-1942 Balto., living, 4- 47. (3) Nathaniel DuBois Arnot Jr. 9 b 10-5-1943 Balto., living, 4- 47. 3. Oden Bowie 8 b 11-21-1914 Georgetown, m 4-21-1945 Laura Bravnard b 8-9-1915 N.Y. City, dau Frank & Maude (McNabb) Brainard, of New Haven, Conn. Mr. & Mrs. Bowie live, 9-'47, "Fairview." He, a Farmer. (1) Laura Ambler Bowie 9 b 11-14-1946 Cheverly, Md., living, 9- 47. (From above) "4" Ella "Nellie" Beauregard Williams 8 b 1-3-1861 Georgetown, D.C. d 12-30-1893 Kans. City, Mo. m 10-1-1892, as his 2nd wife, Peyton Ran­ dolph Keim (who m 1st Lillie Seymour, by whom he had 3 children; he m 3rd Anna Adelaid Hurkamp, of Fredericksburg, Va.) b 3-23-1850 Reading, Pa. d 1- -1904 Williamsburg, Va., son of Col. Jno. High "Hock" & Martha Eliz. (Randolph) Keim, of Reading. Mr. P. R. Keim & his bro., Edward Tudor Keim, were officers of the Amer. Express Co., of Kans City, Mo. 1. Anna Randolph Keim 7, an only child, b 12-26-1893 Kans. City, m 8-31- 1929 John James Barsam b 11-23-1886 Troy, N.Y., son of Jno. & Mar- 122 The Macgill-McGill Family

B arSa Ían The SOn hn James Barsam the" «'ian ^ MrMÍt & MrS» Barsa« -m Iive 4 ' i° > topped 5 v 5 " ' > " 47, 15 Clarendon Rd., Albany N.Y. He, an Insurance Broker. No issue. ^iDany, (From p 121)

4-25-19^2arm SSS wThT 6 b 1864 Geor?etown, D.C, buried there 2 W b 1859 buHed 24 1908 town. He d^Man"L p^ ^*™™ ^ " ^rgl

1. Arthur Robertson Fergusson 7 b 2-4-1888 Georgetown m 6-21-1913 Elinor Pickering Randall b 1-25-1883 Quincy, M^ss^ii ll-'47 a daUjn ChaSe & JP^ZTRZV^erÆr^^1?7' ?n -' ^ ° HenrTetta Íoui'

(^Henrietta Louise Fergusson 8 b 8-18-1914 N Y ritv man iQ„n Sïïïï Sí°rVer,b ^5"1914 Wilmingion,'DeKo" oftr'anT fírs C lhanf ^rtson) Schoonover, of Wilmington Mr. í£ Middletown, Del. He* Business a. Louise Randall Schoonover 9 b 4-19-1Q41 wiimi^^ ,• • . ,

b. John M Schoonove, • b 2-.2iU^ZS ^ if^. í^, »SS; 8 b 9-13-.9J5 N.Y. City d 3-19-19« PhUa., Pa

Atlanta, Ga., son o, Henry Dawson & „„,„ (plne £'M.Y.

a. Henry Dawson Furniss 9 b 7-90-1 o-i« Dhii„ ™ ,• . b. Peter Randall Furniss 9 b^Æ SJfc ^^4" ^

(From p 99 ) Wal CO™ MåG™ ThHj „Ær,r„P00lri",e'm" ° *• "»»° **»•. John WUll.o, B»SkS b Hancock! Md' J J c^a H °' "* Va 1. Maj. James Breathed 8 M D CSA L o./o f' ' ? 2. Jane Breathed 8 died at fhe age 0t 18 yr "unm ^

3. Priscilla Williams Breathed 8 b 3-17-1842 (See o 1241 4. Isaac Breathed 8 died unm. 1 P 4,<

5. Francis Wilbur Breathed 8 b 4-6-1848 (SPP n 19R1

8. Edward McGill Breathed 8 b 8-23-1859 St Tarnen MH H K 16-1942 Chicago, 111 dau Jno. Little, of Fred., Md ' 9 Loul«e Breathed 9 b 1887 Hancock, Md. d 1896 Chicago 2 Ada Breathed 9 b 1889 Hancock, Md. d 1896 Chicago (3) John William Breathed 9 b 5-25-1 fiQiri,- , , He V Preq n/rZ r, , Chicago, living, l-'47, Chicago. Woods bS-llífit»\PaCkl1f C°" m 12-3-1920 Rachel Elizabeth (Gr°een)bWoLs89o8f CM^' ^ ^ &

a- Lt. (1st) John William Breathed, Jr. 10 b 9-25-1921 N.Y. City; Descendants of John Macgill 123 now l-'47 a senior at Cornell Univ. in Mechanical Engineering; served in W. W. 2 as Capt. Ordnance Div. in European Theatre, overseas 30 mos. (From p 122)

»1» Mai James Breathed, 8 M.D., CSA b 2-13-1838 d 2-14-1870 unm »HsrKsÆ ÏÏ£= Ï ass: r

ï^taulnt artilleryman, after the war had closed, 'Sir, if the army had

«ptata oJ7i£ Íy, genius Sgwar was more famous than man,-gener- It He WM bonFebruary 13, 1838, son of Judge John W. Breathed, at t tfme the only representative of the name in Maryland,althoughthe familv had been established in the State for nearly a century. The first Breledtn Maryland married a daughter of William Kelly, a Proprietor

old Randolph home, "Dungeness" on the James River. His; wfe, mottier of Major Breathed, was Ann Macgill Williams a descendant of Sir j^nes Macgill, provost of Edinburgh in the time of the «ff»™^' ïámís Mac- ried Helen Wardlaw. His descendants were ennobled, and Rev.^J*" gill one of the younger sons of the head of the family in 1728, being sent to Queen Caroline Parish, Elkridge, Maryland, married ^escendant of Humphrey Williams, who came over in the "Merchants Delight . ^ 163^ James Breathed was educated in St. James College, Maryland studied^med icine with his kinsman, Dr. James Macgill, at Hagerstown and irBaltimore, and received the degree of doctor of medicine at the age o21jears. lie went to Missouri to practice a few months before the secession.oTVirginia and the young physician was soon imbued with the spirit of his k nsmen Gov. Claiborne Jackson and General Marmaduke, and was aboutoenter into thework of organization in Missouri when he yielded to the advice of his parents and returned to Maryland. On the way his traveling companion was a young cavalry captain, James E. B. Stuart, returning from the west em frontier to fight for Virginia, and the freemasonry of impetuoui youth and boundless spirit was at once established between them. A few weeKS later Dr. Breathed was in Virginia for the war, and a member of the com pany of John Blair Hoge, under Col. Stuart. * * * After the war was over he seldom alluded to the furious combats in which he had taken such a deadly part. He quietly resumed his professional work and chose HancocK * From "Confederate Military History" Edited by Clement A. Evans, oi Atlanta, Ga., in 1899. Vol. II p 209. 124 The Macgill-McGill Family

ing. But soon they all loved himancL sÓ'nï Iff V. Rebel doctor com children. His noble life IndedS the aTof 39 ^?6 UP°n their grave is annually decorate™I by survives of th/ii"8' A6"0' H* 1870" His

S^Kil^ As Cooke well said: .H^^KSfJS Mma SKffiW"" aar snail.' " (From p 122) "3" Priscilla Williams Breathed 8 b 3-17-1 «49 u„ . Hancoc 1936 Hagerstown, Md m 11-4 iflfii A ( D f *> Md., d 4-10- d there 1-9-1908 son oiTROL HrL^T^i^ b 3-21-1830 Hancock, r Bridges of Hancock erguson & Rebecca Leopold (Forgan)

s^^^s^^^s^^ Co. 1925,

the lumber firm of Robt Whiter Í %1. JÏ ,' SIavmaker, member of transaction he had with Mr BHd^t T ? Phlla' t0ld about a busine^ acres of spruce an Themloc'k Æ ' If WaS that he SOld them 16>°00 to close the dT^m^olT^\5^ t0 them that he did n<* "re and tneir writing whatsoever to hoMI hfnH* • f company did not have any he would t^^Sa^^S£r"^BmS Sale' telHng them offered $300,000 cáshor thï tr»5 ^ thC y6ar eXpired he was they certainly M^S^toSSJ^'L "*! Whitmer Stated that Mr. Bridges came to Phfif V i^Í Pr°Perty. At the end of the year the mber was theirs a agreed P7ice TtinjSS» *** " * the

1. Ann McGill Bridges 7 *b 12-3-1863 (See p 127)

2. Robert Willis Bridges 7 b ll-20-ia« u , m Margaret West bT-2-18BR H I I M?^01*' Md" d tnere 3-20-1944 Mo. Mr. & Mrs Brídíes hved ínMn n Ge°- & Rebecca West> of 3- John William BrealhedTrigel W^í^fhi" issue" 1903, m 2-4-1902 Marv piilf TU zl-1866 Hancock d there 11-8- d 12-26-1944 Md dauRev 1VTST b 5;3"1873 Pur<*llville, Va. of Va. & Charleston, SX TaIla^rro & Annie (White) Thompson, (1)Catherine Breathed Bridges 8 b 5-11 - ions u Capt. Walter Ell^wnrfh fV ""1905 Hancock, m 9-6-1927 W Va!l of ?h™ï rr»er' ,lSN- b ^13'190* Great Cacapon, weaver', o°f H^ocï,'^dTrt^^T^ Capt. & Mrs. Linaweaver íve 10^47 230fi S í ^f1*^^ P ^ When W.W. 2 beean he wa P1! ' 2 S' Inge St' Arlmgton, Va. Adm'l. Thos C Hart Pmif Com™imcations Officer on the staff of out of Manila il' °f U'S' Asiatic FIeet' he got AustraKacli to iåw Dept wLh "tH™™^ W&S ta JaVa' Mountbatton as SenSf 2£i ÏÏ?J " °n the Stafí of ^rd Louis Theatre wás ,nTnSy/^g , °"lcer-»n-Chief of Southeast Asiatic rec'd niJt \ i * o Ceylon; & back to Navy Dept. Wash He on^dmTnSf ij61"106 Medal f0r Co—"-cations work while a- Walter Ellsworth Linaweaver, Jr. 9 b 10-16-1928 San Pedro, Calif., Descendants of John Macgill 125

Set., 10-'47, U.S. Army, located in Korea, b. Ann Clermont Linaweaver 9 b 8-10-1931 San Diego., Calif., liv-

4 Heleníarr Bridges 7 b 11-12-1869 Hancock, d there 12-20-1910 m 9-20-1908 William Percy Towson b 10-12-1868 Smithsburg, Md. d 11- 19-1911 son of Arthur & Isabell Towson, of Smithsburg. No issue. 5 Priscilla Williams Bridges 7 b 3-21-1871 Hancock d 3-7-1945 Hagers- town m 6-6-1900 John Carmichael, Jr., b 5-18-1876 Lexington, Va., living, l-'47, son of Jno. & Va. Brooks (Tucker) Carmichael, of Lexing­ ton. Mr- Carmichael, Jr. was for many years a Civil Engineer with the (Ï) vSn^Tucker Carmichael 8 b 4-18-1901 Hancock living Hagers­ town, l-'47, unm. During W.W. 2 she served as a member of the mgSSSSS. 4-20-1903 »».* , 8-9-1924, MM*. NY, accidentally killed in line of duty in his first year at the U.S. 6. jJ^SSSS^ 7 b 7-8-1872 Hancock m 11-28-190,.Sara Isabella Henderson b 7-9-1878 Montg. Co., Md., dau James B. & Clara Smith (Adamson) Henderson of Montg. Co. Mr. & Mrs. Bridges live, (1) Robert Bridges 8 b 9-22-1905 Hancock m 8-24-1929 Fra nee s Jane Patterson b 12-28-1910 Imperial, Pa., dau Fred. Lyle & Hattie Letitia (Hooker) Patterson, of Coraopolis, Pa. Mr. & Mrs. Bridges live 2-'47, 51 Parcot Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y. He, an Engineer, Air Reduction Sales Co. , a. Robert Lyle Bridges 9 b 6-5-1930 Pittsburgh, Pa., living, 2- 47. b. Frances Jane Bridges 9 b 10-26-1940 New Orleans, La., living, c. Sartah Taliaferro Bridges 9 b 9-15-1946 New Rochelle, N.Y. liv-

(2)SarahIs2abíl Bridges 8 b 5-2-1907 Hancock, m 10-3-1931 Walter Armstrong Blackwell, Jr., b 7-17-1908 North East Md , ipon of W. A. & Elsie Roberts (McCauley) Blackwell, Sr., of North East Md. & Newark, Del. Mr. & Mrs. Blackwell, Jr., live, l-'47, Hancock. He a manufacturer of Concrete Products. No issue. Addison Eugene Bridges 7 b 3-19-1874 Hancock, d there 9-8-1905 unm. Llewllyn Dupont Bridges 7 b 9-6-1875 Hancock, d there 8-26-1916, m 6-12-1900, as her 1st husband, (she m 2nd Ernest Bruce Ogle), Nina May Robosson b 7-12-1879 Hancock, living there 1- 47, dau Dr. Jas. Perry & Mary Va. (Beali) Robosson, of Hancock. (1) Robosson Bridges 8 b 1901 Hancock, d there 1901. (2) Priscilla Lyles Bridges 8 b 8-26-1902 Hancock, m 6-12-1926 Dr. Herbert Ramsay Tobias b 8-24-1901 Darlington, Md., son of Dr. Isaac Herbert & Maude (Ramsay) Tobias, of Hancock. Dr. & Mrs. H. R. Tobias live, l-'47, Hancock. He a practicing Physician. a. Priscilla Ann Tobias 9 b 9-15-1928 Hancock, living 1- 47. b. Herbert Ramsay Tobias Jr.9 b 3-26-1933 Hagerstown, Md., living, l-'47. (3) Mary Beali Bridges 8 b 12-20-1905 Hancock, Md., m 7-2-1932 Dr. Homer King Vann b 1-21-1902 Attalla, Ala., son of Nicholas Nathaniel 126 The Macgill-McGill Family

& Maude (Cox) Vann, of Attalla. Dr. & Mrs. Vann live, l-'47 1811 Sudbury Rd., N.W., Wash., D.C. He, a practicing Physician a. Nina Crisman Vann 9 b 1-2-1937 Wash., D.C, living l-'47 ecca f5 Bridges 7 b 11-6-1876 Hancock, m 11-11- 903 Re'v. WiUiam Andrew Murray b 11-13-1874 Greensboro, N.C, son of Wm. Rufus & Margaret Ann (Weatherly) Murray of N.C. Rev. & Mrs. Murray Hve 4- 47, Hancock. He, a retired Minister. Y ' MÍÏS indT™MuJ™y' Jr" 8 b n-13-l904 Lincolnton, N.C, m 1- 27-1929 Sue Betty Elder b 7-17-1904 Brookneal, Va., dáu Hiram Douglass & Sallie Frances (Crews) Elder, of Brookneal Mr & Mrs Murray Uve, 2-'44, 519 Beale St., Cumberland. a. ' Elizabeth Sue Murray 9 b 5-15-1930 Biltmore, N.C, livine 4-'44 b. Rebecca Frances Murray 9 b 7-9-1936 Wadesboro, N.C, living

(2) R ert rid geS Murray 8 D 1 23 ?1 ^ T " -1909 Griffin, Ga., living 4-'47 Han- mn C*'^d; In GeneraI Pansier business, unm. g '

(3) Capt. Gillespie Breathed Murray 8 b l-i-1912 Griffin) Ga m 1937 as her 2nd husband (She m 1st Clement Geitner, deceased/by whom l5o7Itwe Nu n &,EIiZ- Sueh°n0r Geitner> Eliz" Barkleyyb ST- rav Uv 85S H2iBokIey' lMorgantow"> W. Va. Mr. & Mrs. Mur­ ray live ,8- 47, 212 Queens Rd., Charlotte, N. C. He, Gen Afrt At-

an L fe nS C He Served in W W 2 f J H T+ ! i - °- - - rom 6-'42 to 7-'45 from No issue Pt" U'S- Army AÍr COrpS' aI1 WitMn the United Stales

10 rcivaI Brid es 7 ' SIT P? u g b 1-8-1877 Hancock, m 5-20-1922 Cornelia uiïnl 2°TS b M"1902 JOhnSOn City> Tenn" dau Vint MorganT íe rÏÏ rT Th0rS' Mn Bridg6S' Pres- of the Woodmont Rod & Gun Club Berkeley, W. Va., a lawyer, by profession, has various Sand"" o ïhfí inpIUding VÍCe Preside-y of the' Penn G ås & 18 Part Wner f 32 000 acres of coa & land min W. vVaI. & is directof *" r of th°e Nat .° Mortgag' e Co. of Baltl o timbeMd r Mr & Mrs. Bridges live, 10->47 "Shelbridge'"Johnson City, Teiïí 2 ?hin7 ?rCT,aiBr;dgeSa' Jr- 8 b 7"22-1927 living, 10-'47 Unm (2) Shelby Powell Bridges 8 b 4-29-1932 living, 10-'47 11. Francis Wilbur Bridges 7 , a Lawyer, b 7-31-1880 Hancock, living, 890 BSS MTÅ fJï To,2"4"1914 Catherine Eleanor Maxell bS4-18- (Harris) MarSV f'J ^ Hagerstown, dau Jno. & Eliz. Carlton (Harris) Markall, of Hagerstown. Mr. Bridges is the "Familv-minded"

(1,2ïetï C^lton Bridges 8 b 10-14-1916 Hagerstown , m 9-6-1941 John Burton Ferguson, Jr. b 11-14-1915 Wash!, D.C son of J. B. & Beulah Lippmcott (Darby) Ferguson of, Hagerstown. Mr. & Mrs. He án TnHf«SOn',JP "^' 1 47, 5622 Stanton Ave" Pittsburgh, Pa. No issue Engineer, with the Carnagie Steel Co., Pittsburgh.

12. Lester Bridges 7 b 4-12-1881 Hancock, d there 8-12-1881. 13. Lynn Bridges 7 b 4-19-1883 Hancock, d there 1-15-1885. Descendants of John Macgill 127 (From p 124) »1» Ann McGill Bridges 7 b 12-3-1863 Hancock, Md d 7-18-1981 Charlotte N. C., m 6-7-1889 (?) Rev. James Robertson Bridges Jr. b 9- f4 1862i Charlotte, d there 7-12-1930, son of J. B. & Mary Lee (Brown) fE SASïïïft 2-4-1888 Hancock, living, l->47 Winter Haven, Si m 3-25-1913 Dr. James Alexander West b 2-27-1866 Forest Hill Md Vd 9-18-1934 Winter Haven, son of Clarkson & Isabel (Blair) West,

(ÍÏÏf McïÍÏ West 9 b 3-14-1914 Winter Haven m 2-1-1936 Edwin Burke Garrett, Jr., b 4-12-1914 Waco, Texas, son of E. B & Mir vine (Byers) Garrett, Sr., of Greensboro, N. C. Mr & Mrs. Garrett, Tr live l-'47, Brevard, N. C. He, Personnel Director, Eureka Paper Corp. He served in W. W. 2, in Army Air Corps, entering as

aan S^SSXWtt III 10 b 12-19-1938 Winston Salem, N.C,

b. jímegs Alexander Garrett 10 b 12-7-1943 Winter Haven, Fla., liv-

(2nsaS'BVai4r7West 9 b 1-22-1919 Winter Haven m 11-25-1944 Ernest ( ) Alt Granamb 9-17-1917 Speers, Sask., Canada, son of Edmund Ernest & Ellen (Bagnall) Graham, of Speers. Mr. & Mrs E. A Graham live, 6-'47, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. He, Mgr. McCall Frontenac Oil Co. Plant. a. Ann Blair Graham 10 b 8-1-1946 Brandon, living, 6- 47. (3)James Thomas West 9 b 11-19-1925 Winter Haven Fla , now , 1-47, at college; served in W. W. 2 from,5-'45,to ll-'46 training as an aviation Cadet at Keesler Field, Miss. & Maxwell Field Alaunm 2. James Robertson Bridges 8 b 5-14-1890 Salem Va., m 5-17-1922Jlor ence Harrelson b 10-20-1893, Cherryville, N. C dau Jno. & Frances (Beatrice) Harrelson, of N. C. Mr. & Mrs. Bridges live, 6- 47, Salem, Va (l)Frances McGill Bridges 9 b 11-3-1923 Lincolnton m 4-6-194CI Leroy Buff, Jr., b 9-10-1920 Cleveland Co., N. C, son of Leroy & Carrie Lee (Cagle ) Buff, of Lincolnton. Mr. & Mrs. Buff, Jr. live,,6- 47, 105 Cherry St., Lincolnton. He served in W. W. 2 from 4- 43 to ll-'45 • Cpl., 5th U. S. Air Force; served in Australia, New Guinea, Philippines, Ryukus Isles, & Japan. Rec'd Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic -Pacific Service Ribbons, with 4 Battle Stars. a. Julia Harriet Buff 10 b 10-31-1941 Lincolnton, living, 6- 47. b. Anita Cheryl Buff 10 b 9-28-1946 Lincolnton, living, 6- 47. 3. Robert Armstrong Bridges 8 b 4-20-1891 Charlotte, N. C, living, 4. Edwin Breathed Bridges 8 b 4-7-1894 Salem, Va., d 12-17-1936 Char­ lotte, N. C. , m 1-21-1930, as her 1st husband (she m 2nd C. B. Craw­ ford) Hazel Topaz Gwaltney b 12-28-1900 Hiddenite, N. C, living, 7- '47, Jacksonville Beach, Fla., dau Robt. Lemmons & Lauretta Gustav (Sharpe) Gwaltney. . ,.„ (1) Hazel Gwaltney Bridges 9 b 2-17-1932 Charlotte, living, 7- 47. 5. Mary Dandridge Bridges 8 b 7-11-1900 Charlotte, N. C, m 6-22-19^ Alfred Gordon Oltman b 9-23-1895 Japan, son of Rev. Albert & Alice (Voorhorst) Oltman, D.D. Mr. & Mrs. A. G. Oltman live, 7- 47 Woodruli, 128 The Macgill-McGill Family

fi\C; HCkPersonnel Director, Brandon Cotton Mill. ? M,aryn ^ íÍdg^°Itman 9 b 5-30-1923 Charlotte, living, 7-'47

(2)Alfred Gordon Oltman, Jr. 9 b „.WB, ChattanoogaÍ Tenn' iiving,

Sí A1lCe Ar °ltman 9 b 8"28-1934 Charlotte, living, 7-'47

(4)Robert Brooks Oltman 9 b 6-22-1946 Woodruff, S. C, living, 7->47. (From p 122)

d 3-" FllT/Í\milUr Breathed 8 b 4-6-1848 Berkeley Springs, W Va

(2) Charles Breathed Shobe 10 b 12-25-1913 Petersburg m 12-25-1937 Annie Nelson Handley b 4-13-1909 Lewisburg, W. Va. dau Chas Wm Li"?- If u? (McNeel) Handley- Mr" & Mrs. Shobe ive ii-'45 Mooreheld, W. Va. He a Chevrolet, Buick dealer & Garage Opela-

a. Charles William Shobe H b 12-13-1940 Harrisonburg, Va., living,

b. James Breathed Shobe 11 b 1-24-1942 Harrisonburg, Va., living,

(3) l'vSUu^°be 11 b 5,;2°-1944 Harrisonburg, Va., living 11-'« E u*?n Ann Sh0be 10 b 9"6-1918 Petersburg m 12-lS- 942 Henrv Robert Green b 12-16-1920 Brookline, Mass., son of Jas David &

r an e ( SU B r00klÍne & livelive, 9a--4 4b6, slïï3U Hemlocï kÏHT Rd.', Hingham£ h , Mas- s Mr ^.HR Green a. - Jacqueline Ann Green H b 6-7-1943 Cambridge, Mass., living, b. Jayne Elizabeth Green 11 b 12-10-1944 Cambridge, Mass., living,

2 24 1 7 Petersb ' mitso^ïï-fe^»?,?"n b 9 29-1898 Rawlings- , ^!Md., son of -gLyn-n -& Mar6-20-191v Maedalin7 Paule

f aW ÍngS Mr & MrS PauI 9l<£Shir2 Gephart t Drive°, ^CumberlandÍ - , Md- . " HutSlfví lí" 5,

HU S n 10 b 4 20 1918 LrComdTTLt. Comdr. Josepn Hh vVincent "Meigs' , Jr.Cumberland, U S Na,w m h 7-17-29-194R IQIQ4 Bo°s"oCnIaÍMe ? Ní' T V' V" 1 cíaireU[NSi'ckeav7ch Me s Sr', of

MeÍgS 1ÍVe 47 1193 erman AlamedSameda CaliCaliff . HeT , i"n Regula^ "T'r Navy. He' serve^ d' in W . ^W 2 with Trans rt m t • o P° Service, Hawaii & Guam. No issue (2)Maj. Paul Hutson, Jr. U. S. Army Air Corps. 5- -1919 Cumber-

S ln 2 aS ASSt late PerSOnal ScerFerrvin 5t hF V' -' " AS" 3 ï«m„ £ P S Group, in Texas, Africa & Brazil. £ rFrS Breathed 9 b 3-7-1901 Petersburg, m 4-25-1929 Cary White Gilkerson b 8-29-1900 Moorefield, W. V^'Z Jno CJanie Descendants of John Macgill 129

Watt (White) Gilkerson. Mr. & Mrs. Breathed live, 1- 47, Petersburg, W Va. He in the Automobile Business. (l)Cary Spotswood Breathed 10 b 9-4-1931 Petersburg, living, 1- 47.

(From P 27)

«fi» Fleanor Maceill 3 b 8-17-1768 Fred. Co., Md., d there 5-17-1822 m -ll- ïcoïïn Daniel (?) Thomas b 7-5-1767 ''Montevue' Fred. Co. ?8-21-1850, son of Francis & Grace (Metcalfe) Thomas, of Montevue, where Col. & Mrs. Thomas later lived. It seems that when John & Patrick (born Macgill) McGill, Eleanor s brothers, changed the spelling of their name to"McGill' all of their sis­ ters adopted that spelling in naming their descendants. (See p 1 Catherine "Kitt/' Thomas 4 b 3-13-1790 "Montevue" d there 1791. 9 Tinvd Thomas 4 b 4-13-1791 (See below) i Sa Somas 4 b 4-13-1791 "Montevue" d there 9-26-1867, unm. Í John Thomas 4 b 5-13-1793 "Montevue" d there 1796. 5. Grace Metcalfe Thomas 4 b 2-24-1795 (See p 136) 6. Mary Crabb Thomas 4 b 12-25-1796 (See p 144) 7 Gov. Francis Thomas 4 b 2-3-1799 (See P 148) 8. Dr. John McGill Thomas 4 12-9-1800 (See p152) 9. Charles Coatsworth Thomas 4 b 6-24-1803 "Montevue d 8-15-1822, 10. Serine Louis Ann Thomas 4 b 12-1-1806 (See p 154) 11. Levin Thomas * b 10-7-1809 "Montevue d there 1811. 12. Sarah Ann Eleanor Thomas 4 b 7-31-1811 (See p 158) (From above)

"2" Lloyd Thomas 4 b 4-13-1791 "Montevue" Fred. Co., Md., twin to Eliza, d 1-4-1867 "Waveland" Fred. Co. m 4-8-1823 Mary Rutherford

Brown b 3-13-1801 Shepherdstown, W. Va., d 11-11-1839 Woodville (> Jeff. Co., W. Va., dau Jas. & Eleanor (Rutherford) Brown, Flowing Spring Jeff. Co. Mr. Thomas was a Landowner & Planter.

1. Col. Francis John Thomas 5b 1-10-1824 (See below) 2. Mary Eleanor Rutherford Thomas 5 b 9-9-1825 "Montevue d 1-22-1907 Charles Town, unm. 3. Sarah Eliza Thomas 5 b 8-7-1827 (See p 130) 4. Catherine Grace Thomas 5 b 9-29-1829 "Woodville Fred. Co., d 7-20- 1918 Jeff. Co., unm. Her fiance, Patrick Oliver McGill died on the eve of the day they were to have been married, See p 57. 5. Virginia Susan Thomas 5 b 2-3-1832 (See p 52) 6. Margaret Rice Thomas 5 b 8-10-1834 (See p 132) 7. James Henry Brown Thomas 5cSA,b 2-9-1837 "Woodville d 10-17-1863 of wounds rec'd. in a battle near Warrenton, Va. Unm. (From above)

"1" Col. Francis John Thomas 5 CSA, b 1-10-1824 Charles Town, now W. Va., d 7-21-1861, from wounds received while leading a charge at the 1st battle, of Manassas, m 5-16-1850 Martha Ann Raymond b .4-12-1832 130 The Macgill-McGill Family

«oS.oïS.y 4cS-903 RUtherf0rd' N- l' daU Jam6S & 'ane E- Ray- 1. Mary Rutherford Thomas 6 b 7-30-1852 (See below).

2. Jane Elizabeth Thomas 6 b 2-18-1855 "Montevue" d 10-29-1862 S^ÆF^ 'b U-2°-1856 ^ G1"»' Md" - " 4' wísh.!?? UnmTh0maS 6 b 2"26_1859' CIarksbu^ Md., d 1-7-J945, 5- ;:ta:ss?6b 7"13"1861charie sTown > - (From above)

d 7-24 MqTfi ÍUthe?°rd Thomas 6 b 7-30-1852 "Montevue" Fred Co Md Md- d 7-24-1916 Riverdale-on-Hudson, NY m 1-17-1«77 t?Q, r. * °" Carstensen, an Episcopal Min ister, b 6-15 -18 51 St (Jr CHJC ' thpif nV West Indies, now Virgin Islands, U.'s.A., d 6-26-1941 BrSktyn? NY b2 7 1878Toledo Iiving i 47 2914 2 ÏS^/SHT86 7 b" 8_26" 1879 Meadvilis' °" Pa -d -'12 29- - SÏÏCSuï" " - ' - - - 3. Jean Carstensen 7 b 7-4-1881 Meadville, Pa., d there 9-28-1881

4. George Bernard Carstensen 7 b 7-31-1882 Meadvill?, Pa! Í 5-28-1883,

5. Sophia Carstensen 7 b 5-30-1889 Erie, Pa., d there 6-4-1889.

(From p 129)

tonï"r?lPf1 Eiiza Thomas 5 b 8"7-1827 "Montevue" Fred Co d 11-19 1905 Charles Town, W. Va m 11 -in-mn r~». T"2LI Jt ' b 1-12-1816 "Fentón" Jeff Co. W Va 3 UKcl**?" 'S"*"* Wm. Price & Eliza (Conrad) Craighiil 2 CharleS T°Wn' S°n °f

1. Ida Conrad Craighill 6 b 8-13-1854 "Fenton" d there 1-26-18R9

2. Mary Rutherford Craighill 6 b 2-29-1856 "Fenton" d there 12-25-1861 4' Fri" CT^hm b 8-1"1858 "Fenton" d there 1-1-1862 6

4. Frances Thomas Craighill 6 b 3-21-1861 (See below

5. Edward Lloyd Craighill 6 b 8-24-1863 "Fenton" d There 3-25-1864 ¥otnVUngmÍa * ^13'1865 <' """«5 Varies 7 ara h E ab th raighiI1 6 b n 3 ' f2 4 7 S f S - -lS71 "Dunbeath" Clke. Co , living 47 aS the P rtrait 0f her FranciFr^s Thomas;?^/^, fro-m whichÜ was take° n the photo of himuncl showe nGo onv pag* e

(From above)

"4" Frances Thomas Craighiil 6 b 3-21-iftfii "üQ„f„„M ,• , ,„„ cCahrioTw0aWnd r 2 -02U8389KDr- oií.^ÏÏb3^'l£. PendLon (Porti0a2 T Kearneysville, W. Va. son of Jno. Wm. & Mary KearnevsvSe ni LuCas;.of. Charles T™". Dr. & Mrs. Lucas lived at kearneysville. He a practicing Physician. Descendants oi John Macgill 131

1 Gen. John Porter Lucas 1 , USA. b 1-14-1890 (See below). 2 Mary Emeline Lucas 7 b 12-29-1891 Kearneysville, living, 1- 47, 4825 Chew Chase Dr., Chevy Chase, Md., unm. 3. Charles Craighill Lucas, Jr. 7 b 9-3-1894 (See below) (From above)

"1" Mai Gen. John Porter Lucas 7 USA. b 1-14-1890 Kearneysville, W Va m 8-23-1917 Sydney Virginia Wynkoop b 6-13-1892 Charles Town, w' Va'.', dau Adrian Garrett & Mary Brooke (Yates) Wyncoop, of Charles Town. Gen. Porter graduated at U. S. Military Academy in 1911. He & Mrs. Lucas are now, 2-'47, living, Nanking, China, where he is stationed. L Capt. John Porter Lucas 8 USA. b 9-7-1918 Charles Town, W. Va. m 3- 29-1944 Marguerite "Peggy" Claire O'Brien b 4-27- 921 New Bed­ ford Mass., dau Thos. Bolton & Molly Kathryn (Connor) O Brien, of N Y Citv Capt. Lucas graduated at U. S. Military Academy, June 1943', now, 2-'47, in China. He served in W.W. 2 with 63rd Div. in France & Germany. No issue. 2. Mary Brooke Lucas 8 b 7-29-1923 m 6-15-1946 Lt. Col. John Keith Boles Tr U S. Army (Regular) b 7-19-1916 Manila, P.L.son of Col. J. K & Irene (Vowe r) Boles' Sr.,U. S. Army. Lt. Col & Mrs. Boles are, 4- '47 at Ft. Clayton, Canal Zone, Panama. He, a 1939 U.S. Military Academy graduate, is with the 45th Cavalry Reconnaisance Squadron. During W W. 2, she was in the WAVES from ll-'44 to 5-'46; he with the 2nd Armored Div. in Europe & was decorated 6 times for bravery & rec'd. 2 Purple Hearts. (From above)

"3" Charles Craighill Lucas, Jr. 7 b 9-3-1894 Kearneysville, W. Va., m 10-21-1919 Adah March Middleton b 3-17-1897 Waterford, Pa., dau Oscar Willis & Mary Lucinda (Mitchel) Middleton, of Waterford. Mr. & Mrs. Lucas live, l-'47, Rose Valley, Del. Co. Pa. „ „ „„„. 1. Mary Frances Lucas 8 b 7-16-1921 Rose Valley, Pa. m 2-6-1944 Capt. Neal Adolph Boortz, USMC b 8-2-1921 Thrall, Texas, son of Jno. A. & Dora Louise (Stauffer) Boortz, of Texas- Capt. & Mrs. Boortz live, 2-'47, 1541 Glenmeyre Ave., Laguna Beach, Calif. He, in UbM. Air Corps. During W.W. 2, he served in the Pacific Area & State Side; she a WAVE, 10-'43 to 4-'44 AMM 3/c. (1) Neal Adolph Boortz, Jr. 9 b 4-6-1945 Wallingford, Pa. Living, 2- 47. (2) Mary Elizabeth Boortz 9 b 11-21-1946 Laguna Beach, Calif. Living, 2-'47. ... 2. Elizabeth Middleton Lucas 8 b 2-8-1923 Rose Valley, Pa. m 9-9-1944 Charles Nash Sagendorph b 10-7-1920 Phila., Pa., son of Chas. N. & Esther Patterson (McMorris) Sagendorph, Sr., of Moylan, Pa. Mr. & Mrs. Sagendorph, Jr., lived, 10-'47, Guest House, Rose Valley. He, a Radio Electronics Engineer. (1) March Middleton Sagendorph 9 b 10-10-1945 Rose Valley, living, 10-'47. 132 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 129)

I. Mary Thomas Jackson 6 b 5-25-1853 (See below).

i. Emily Katherine Jackson 6 b 12-28-1856 (See p 134)

3. Humphrey Tunstal Jackson 6 b 11-4-1859 Laurel Co d there 1-I-IRBI

4. Frances Virginia Jackson 6 b 9-22-1861 Laurel Co ,'d 8-3 1864 Shirley,

5. Adeline Dorcas Jackson 6 b 10-1-1863 (See p 134)

6. George Lloyd Jackson 6 b 2-8-I866 Shirley, d 11-6-1946 Butte, Mont.

7. James Henry Lee Jackson 6 b 7-30-1868 Shirley, d there 12-18-1874

(From above)

M ry Th0 maS JackS0n 6 b ,ór f 5-25-185 3 Madison Co., Ky., living g l-'4747 3808Nn Northvieh w AAve., Chattanooga, Tenn ' ' m ^VÏVs'i8 A7 ^™»^ Strode b 7-31-1837 Mason Co., Ky. d i H 2 *rrowsmith> "I-, son of Samuel & Eila (Chamberlain Strode, of Mason Co. Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Strode U^aTS^L, 1. Teresa Emila Strode 7 b 11-23-1878 (See below).

2. Margaret Ethel Strode 7 b 8-7-1881 (See below)

3- Mary Rutherford Strode 7 b 1-29-1886 (See p 133)

4. Virginia Strode 7 b 8-8-1889 (See p 133) m 2 9 h0maS EdWa d Cutting b 4 Vl9 19"rh atr / -23-1846 N.Y. State, d 10- LiSi^srstsoiTho s& phoeb e(weed )cutting ' °fM - (From above) l-'4»7d ~3T808 eNn^^iIa St /°de 7 b n-23-1878 near Bloomington, 111., living£, t^&SlT^Zn^ A- — -ed in Chatta-

1 1 1 b 16 19 m Índ 11-25-193^, 1939 Wllha7 ^m ",^ , ^ " ^ Chattanooga (?) No issue. a i,,! , Miller Jones b 5-17-1901 Lake City, Fla. He,

4 4 RiVerSide Sta Miami Fla Wwmm. ÆÆn& Carrie (Miller" ) 7Jones of Miami-. - " «» of Chas ' (1) Barbara Theresa Jones 9 b 2-27-1941 Miami, living, 4-'47.

(From above) Descendants of John Macgill 133 m 1st 6-27-1906, later divorced, Charles Thurman Beamguard b 4-17- 1878 Chattanooga, d 4- -1945 Deland, Fla. 1 Elbert Strode Beamguard 8 b 12-13-1907 Chattanooga. ' m 1st 11-12-1930 Elizabeth Fleming Parks b 7-12-1908 Fayetteville, Term., living, l-'47, Huntsville, Ala., dau Joel Dodson & Emma Freda (Puckett) Parks, of Fayetteville. (1) Elizabeth Parks Beamguard 9 b 12-14-1936 Chattanooga, liv-

m 2ndn|íaud Terry b 12-30-1911 Laurel Co., Ky., dau Jas. & Mar­ garet (Banner) Terry, of Laurel Co. Mr. & Mrs. E. S. Beam- guard live, l-'47, Bates Apts., Chattanooga. He, a C.P.A. No issue• m 2nd 8-3-1917 Le Moyne Stroud, a lawyer, b 10-3-1887 near Stroud, Okla., d 1925 Los Angeles, Calif., son of Jno. & Mattie (Stewart) Stroud, of Stroud, Okla. No issue. (From p 132) "3" Mary Rutherford Strode 7 b 10-29-1886 McLean Co., 111., d 6-27- 1931 Knoxville, Tenn. m 12-14-1904 Gusta McDaniel Ellis, b 12-6-1882 near Lynchburg, O., living, ll-'47, Knoxville, Tenn., son of Augustus Mc­ Daniel & Sarah Frances (McDaniel) Ellis. 1. Maj. Gusta McDaniel Ellis, Jr. 8 b 9-30-1912 Chattanooga, Tenn. m 1st 4-1-1937, later divorced, Frances Cour b 9-19-1917 Dallas, Texas., dau Julian Millican & Julia Johanna (Staddleman) Cour, of Dallas, Tex. & Knoxville, Tenn. No issue, m 2nd 9-12-1946 Mary Elizabeth Johnson b 8-6-1921 Duluth , Minn., dau Raymond C. & Alpha Evelyn (Nordseth) Johnson, of Minn., Montana & Wise. Maj. & Mrs. Ellis live, ll-'47, at 1 Hedgewood Dr., Knoxville. He, an Engineer. He served in W.W. 2 from 5- '42 to 4-'46 in the Army Corps of Engineers, from 2nd Lieut, to Major, at Camps Tyson, Tenn., Asst. Post Engr.; Ft. McClellan, Ala.; Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. at "Command & Gen. Staff School; New Orleans Port of Embarkation; Ft. Mason, Calif.; Oakland Army Base & Ft. Lewis, Washington. (1) Ray McDaniel Ellis 9 b 9-13-1947 Knoxville, living, 11- 47.

(From p 132)

"4" Virginia Strode 7 b 8-8-1889 McLean Co., 111. m 10-10-1912 Wil­ liam Edgar Heron b 10-11-1875 Columbus, Ky., son of Wm. & Adelaide (Todd) Heron, of Columbus & Chattanooga. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. E. Heron live 2-'47, 4105 Sunbury Ave., Chattanooga. 1. Capt. William Edgar Heron, Jr. 8 b 10-17-1913 Chattanogga, m 6-30- 1933 Jane Edith Meier b 12-4-1914 Chattanooga, dau Jacob Henry & Bessie Louise (Everhart) Meier, of Chattanooga. Capt. Heron stationed, 2-'47, Canal Zone. He served in W.W. 2, in Signal Corps, in Pacific Area. (1) William Edgar Heron in 9 b 5-5-1942 Chattanooga, living, 2- 47. (2) George Henry Heron 9 b 9-15-1945 Chattanooga, living, 2- 47. 2. 1st Lt. James Peter Heron 8 b 2-23-1919 Chattanooga, m 3-22-1947 134 The Macgill-McGill Family Eleanor Eugenia Krugelis b 7-7-1923 Waterbury, Conn., dau Peter

STi-'h\(NatkewiCh) Krugelis, of Waterbury. Lt.'& Mrs Heron S Can brid e Mas n-%? to 9-'45 „r " ? S > *- He served in W.W. 2 from

(From p 132) "2" Emily Katherine Jackson 6 h 12-9R-1 ft^ft trt~~^~

Bloomington, 111. Mr & H R ïL „ J! EIlZ' (Low) Karr> °*

3. Thomas Jefferson Karr 7 b 4-9-1886 (See p 136)

4. Lee Jackson Karr 7 b 9-22-1888 m 6-26-19,2 RL ^ ^ ,

(1) e a n eneV íeve Ía^^íS^^- ÏÏVÏÏJ^" °p - ence (Worley) Snuffer, of SuTeyor Mr! Karr is 2-47 aT PrUd"

medical Student, Univ. of 111. He was drafted in W w 9 h * excused, being a medical student W" W' 2 but WaS (2) Carol Ann Karr 8 b 12-30-1928, Shirley, living, 2-'47 5. Harvey Lloyd Karr V b 4-9-1890 Shirley d there 4-8-1891.

(From p 132)

1863 Shirley, I I. d 1-8-19W TernÍ! A QUlS LaFayette Qu*™ b 4-17- Sally Ann (Beware) l^JSSÆSZST " & 1. Lee Jackson Ouinn 7 h 8-21-1885 Shirley, d there 5- -1886 6 2. Georgla Lily Quinn 7 b 12-6-1886 (See p 135) '

3. Margaret Jean Quinn 7 b 10-19-1890 (See p 135) ^ TtS^r 7 b ^9"1893 Manhatt- d -»"IMO

5' St^UbT-9-lU895 re 1_3"1895 Manhattan'm 6"17-192* George Albert S Germany Mr I £rsT A SÏ ""ï & ^ (K1°ho) RÍedÍg6r' Ave., Los IngMles&CMS: Hef ^A fsT ï^uf' 918 * ^ 6 7 b iivi 2 47 - sat Te r n\Ts~ - -' - QnÍnn AUgUSt 8 b 10-5"1923 Ajo, Arizona, m 11-15-1941 McRae ÏTTlS™^8"7-1920 H°USt0n' Texas- -n ofp'aul ^*^. W^ï^Mr-& Mrs-s- ^ <2>ïtc£7|^X^ *** 2"'«. p august o o 9-14-1935 Houston, Texas, living 2-'47. Descendants of John Macgill 135 (From p 134)

<<2" Georgia Lily Quinn 7 b 12-6-1886 Bloomington, HL, m 8-4-1909 Thomas Camille Menard b 3-17-1885 Minneapolis, Minn., son of Alfred j & Leonie (Haulot) Menard, of Minneapolis. Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Menard livp 3-'48, Rte. 6, Phoenix, Ariz. 1. Thomas Camilie Menard, Jr. 8 b 2-6-1916 Tempe, Ariz., d 3-17-1941 Tucson, Ariz., unm. ' Holland Reynolds b 7-5-1921 Tulsa, Okla., dau Charlie Henry & Ada May (Hale) Holland, of Okla. Mr. & Mrs. Menard live, 2- 47, Rte. 6,

PmacoíiennéZCamille Menard 9 b 2-24-1945 Cleveland, living, 3-'48 3. Marjory Ruth Menard 8 b 9-28-1925 Phoenix, Ariz., living, 3- 48, Rte. 6, Phoenix, Ariz. Unm. (From p 134)

"3" Margaret Jean Quinn 7 b 10-19-1890 Leonardsville, Kans. m 6-15- 1924 Oscar Lyman Thomas b 2-19-1889 Independence, Kans., son of Cook Thomas, of Tywardreath, Cornwall, England & Emma Amelia Cordes, of Morgan Co., Mo. Mr. & Mrs. O. L. Thomas live, 2-'47 , 43 20 Birchman Ave., Ft. Worth, Texas. He, an accountant. 1. Margaret Adair Thomas 8 b 12-6-1925 Casper, Wy., living 2- 47. Unm. 2. Barbara Jean Thomas 8 b 9-12-1929 Huntington Park, Calif., living, 2-'47. (From p 134)

"2" Katherine Karr 7 b 9-29-1884 at Shirley, 111. m 12-14-1904 Harry Boulware Quinn b 12-27-1880 at Shirley, son of Wm. Henry & Mary Rouch (Boulware) Quinn, of Shirley. Mr. & Mrs. H. B. Quinn live, 2- 47, Shirley, he a Feeder-Cattle Dealer. 1. Theresa Lucile Quinn 8 b 10-9-1905 at Shirley m 8-19-1929 Robert Nelson Jones b 6-2-1903 Hammond, Ind., son of Dr. Mark & Harriet (White) Jones, of Boone, la. Mr. & Mrs. R. N. Jones live, 2- 47, Golf, 111. He, Asst. Supervisor of Methods, Bell Telephone Co., Mid-West Dist. „ (1) Robert Nelson Jones, Jr. 9 b 1-16-1935 Glenview, Ill.,Uving, 2- 47. (2) Margaret Thomas Jones 9 b 4-15-1940 Glenview, 111., living, 2- 47. 2. Everett Karr Quinn 8 b 11-9-1907 at Shirley d 12-28-1928, found dead - thought to have been murdered & robbed - on way home from Cincinnati, 3. Helen Katherine Quinn 8 b 3-13-1910 at Shirley m 12-1-1930 Stanley Eugene Fisher b 5-1-1908 Benldt, 111., son of Stephen & Halhe (Cox) Fisher, of Benld & Gilespie, 111. Mr. & Mrs. S. E. Fisher live, 2- 47, Elizabethton, Ky. He Administrator of Education at the Disciplinary Barracks, Ft. Knox, Ky., a civilian employee of the Army. He served in W.W. 2 with the Secret Service at airfields, mostly in the St. Louis, Mo. area. (1)Katherine Fisher 9 b 10-3-1931 Shirley, living, 2- 47. 136 The Macgill-McGill Family

4. William Henry Quinn 8 b 10-6-1912 at Shirley m 9-8-1941 Ethel Rob-

d f J0S6 C ampbe11 Wh0m there -25-191 T ° ^ T ** ™ no issue) Íhe b 1 25-1912 Arrowsmith, 111., dau Jno. Jeremiah & Janet (Patterson) Ron 2 ^ley" He an Aut0- Insurance Adjuster. He served in W w I from 6-'42 to 10-'45; with Mobile Unit, GroundI Forced 9 th ÍL Ï'

5. Virginia Caroline Quinn 8 b 12-18-1914 at Shirle'v m fi-10 IQ^Q r> Roland Harold Musick b 9-21-1907 La PrairieIH. son of Geo PWl- fve 2-'4a7^04Se iW "U* ? La Prairk & M^Mus/ck 1V 2 4 7 & súr geo n : H^served ifti^t 5 43 t0 12 44 Gen H0S H SSJï' "' ; -' ' - " «Lt£ MedÅikCorpt 'i?!>44s 42 S-' 5 ÏÏSt 9-T& ÍSÏSRlï - - ^-' ' — (1) Caroline Jeannette Musick 9 b 6-22-1941 Mendota living 9 '47 (2) James Roland Musick 9 „ 3-26-1946 Mendofa^ Uving, 2-f47 (From p 134)

1. Majorle Louise Karr S b U-16-1911 Normal, d there 11-20-1911

3 Ka 8 8 23 19 W ' S»?Sf " " - - " <*«" <*,, la. d 11- -ln,

(From p 129)

"5" Grace Metcalfe Thomas 4 b 2-24-1795 d 1-9R IMI g A U • J • Descendants of John Macgill 137 Col Shanks was a man of large business interests in both agriculture & rcTacfE^rHannTshanks 5 b 5-12-1826 (See below). I EUza Cassandra Shanks 5 b 9-3-1827 (See p 138) 3' Tohn Thomas Shanks 5 b 4-9-1829 (See p 142) 1 Rev David William Shanks 5 b 12-11-1833 (See p 142) (From above)

"1" Grace Ellen Hannah Shanks 5 b 5-12-1826, d 2-1-1897 m 1st Dr. Thomas Moncure Woodson. 1 Thomas Moncure Woodson, Jr. 6 d about 6 yrs. of age.

m 9nH 7-21-1864 as his 2nd wife, (He m 1st Elizabeth Cnsman Spears m 2n\Ve\r son Dr Robert Glasgow married Kath. Ovinia McPheeters See p 141.) William Anderson Glasgow, a lawyer, b 2-9-1825, d 1U 1 1910, son of Robert & Kath. Thomas (Anderson) Glasgow, II, of 2. mSZ Andeíon Glasgow, Jr. 6 b 4-29-1865 d 3-14-1930, m 1897 Jean Creswell McCara. Mr. & Mrs. Glasgon lived in Phila., Pa. He a Lawyer. No issue. 3 Tudee Toseph A. Glasgow 6 b 3-31-1867 (See below). 4'. SgSamuePlMcPheetlrs Glasgow 6 b 3-26-1870 (See below) (From above) "3" Judge Joseph A. Glasgow 6 b 3-31-1867, d 7-31-1940, m 12-16-1896 Maria Washington Ranson b 9-25-1875, living, 1942 Staunton, Va., dau Thos. Davis & Mary Fontaine (Alexander) Ranson. Judge & Mrs. Glasgow rEUÆnlSerson Glasgow 7 b 4-26-1900 m 10-26-1926 Dr. William Bell White Howe, Jr., b 7-27-1881, son of Wm. B. W. & Louisa Preston (King) Howe, Sr. (1) William Bell White Howe, HI 8 b 3-20-1928. (2) Joseph Glasgow Howe 8 b 11-12-1930. 2. Eleanor Baldwfn Glasgow 7 b 1-11-1904, m 4-8-1940 Walter Arnold McCown, b 4-8-1892 son of Geo. & Olive V. (Gregory) McCown. (1) Eleanor Glasgow McCown 8 b 12-12-1940. . 3. Charlotte Alexander Glasgow 7 b 4-16-1905 living , 1947, Staunton, Va. Unm. ,, 4. Grace Ellen Glasgow 7 b 5-27-1907 living, 1947, Staunton, Va., unm.

5. William Anderson Glasgow 7 b.4-14-1909 living, 1947, Staunton, Va., unm. (From above) "4" Dr. Samuel McPheeters Glasgow 6 b 3-26-1870 Fincastle, Va. m 6-5-1909 Sammie Keith b 12-31-1878 New Orleans, La., dau Sam.Jack- son & Eliz. Everts (Bellsnyder) Keith, of New Orleans. Dr. & Mrs. Glas­ gow live, 3-'47, "Montrose", Bowling Ave., Nashville, Tenn. He, a re­

tired Physician.

(From p 137)

"2" Eliza Cassandra Shanks 5 b 9-3-1827 Fincastle, Va., d 7-22-1872, m 5-27-1851 Rev. Samuel Brown McPheeters, D. D., of St. Louis, a noted Presbyterian Minister, b 9-18-1819 Raleigh, N. C. d 3-9-1870 Shelby- ville, Ky., son of Rev. Wm. & Margaret Ann (Curry) McPheeters of Ral­ eigh.

1. Thomas Shanks McPheeters 6 b 5-5-1852 (See p 139)

2. Dr. William Marcellus McPheeters 6 b 4-8-1854 (See p 139) Descendants of John Macgill 139

a Grace Woodson McPheeters 6 b 8-31-1856 (See p 140)

4; Serine Lavinia McPheeters 6 b 4-17-1861 (See p 141) (From p 138) «1" Thomas Shanks McPheeters 6 b 5-5-1852 St. Louis, Mo., d there in 5-1909 TlO 28 1880 Elizabeth Polk b 6-16-1852 St. Louis, d there 8 1934 diu Trusten & Eliz. Newberry (Skinner) Polk, of.St. Louis^ Mr I Mr . McPheeters lived in St. Louis. He was Pres. St. Louis Re- 7 I & mid Storaee Co., also McPheeters Warehouse Co. ^Thomas l (ííis^is not'the initial for a name) McPheeters, an ' only child, b 8-27-1881 St. Louis, m 1st 9-1-1910 Madeline Taussig b 8-1-1888 Saranac l^aKe, u there 2-14-1918, dau Chas. Sumner & Sarah (Knox) Taussig, of St.

(1) Thomas S. (no initial) McPheeters, Jr. 8 b 1-2-1912 St. Louis, W m 10 4-1939 Carroll West Jones b 8-8-1917 St. Louis dau Hugh McKittrick & Carroll (West) Jones,of St. Louis. Mr. & Mrs^ McPheeters, Jr. live, 2-'47, 9752 Litzinger Rd., St. Louis. He

a.LSmas S. McPheeters, III 9 b 10-21-1940 St. Louis, living, h Hn

(1) fqr3a nkpTatki ÍnS Ja rnaSin' Jr- 8 b 11-24-1916 Jefferson City, m 7-5- 1936 fiRuby Fay? e RogerD s b 1-18-1918 Talbott, Tenn., dau H Monroe & Mary Franklin (Moles) Rogers, of Morristown, Tenn. Mr. & Mrs

Jr IÍVe 8 47 1821 Ave PrnTïProductio' n .Engineer' , Harrison-Car' y Co" . Knoxville, Tenn He a. Thomas McPheeters Jarnagin 9 b 5-4-1944 Knoxville, living, 8-

Fra lk atkinS arnaein 9 b <9\ 5ia ] ^ J ?1 4-15-1946 Knoxville, living, 8-'47

(2) Mary McPheeters Jarnagin 8 b 6-2-1918 Jeff. City, m 5-15 1943 Dr Cloyce Flowers Bradley b 5-31-1908 Powell Station, Tenn., son of Alfonso Clay & Edith Eliz. (Flowers) Bradley, of Powell Station Be, a Physician 8"'47' BattIe^ Nashvil^Tenn. a. Cloyce Flowers Bradley, Jr. 9 b 12-23-1944 Nashville, living,

M WiTi^l"11^1 McPheeters Bradley 9 b 7-6-1947 Nashville, living 8-'47 i3) g 47 Z?2rP^ City-, living, 7 -'4, -

(From p 139)

"3" Grace Woodson McPheeters 6 b 8-31-1856 St. Louis d 6-2-l921 S3SC« ' « 117"1879 FranCiS Th0mas Glasgow a Lawyl b li­ fe RÍS P V"castle' Va- d 7-28-l927 Lexington, Va , son of Wm. Anderson J Eliz. Cnsman (Spears) Glasgow, of Fincastle. Anderson

(l)Mary McPheeters Landis 8 b 3-17-1911 Detroit m 8-30-1935 Stephen Alexander White b 9-19-1911 Mebane, N. C, son of Jas Sam & Mary Gale (Carter) White, of Mebane. Mr. ft Mrs S X. Ste live 2- 47, Mebane. He, V. Pres., White Furniture Co. there. ' a. Stephen Alexander White, Jr. 9 b 5-14-1938 Durham, N.C. living,

b' |amUe*Landls White 9 b 2-20-1941 Durham, N.C. living 2-'47

c. Ellen Glasgow White 9 b 11-8-1944 Durham N C Hvinê 2-'47

R U M C P eet S 7 D a 3 T8-im F\n c a H v ,' °- -' P-sWteSanMSter, i- C m 10-7 Í879 Sí' % '« 4?' 829 Ardsley Rd"' Charlotte N. M y F lnl6y McIlvaine b d 6-30 i«J« ÍK t T 6-4-1877 Petersburg, Va ,

19 6 tte & Sarah Embra Rea Mc nvainl N0 2ue ' ^ ^ < <& "

3 F n S h0maS GIaSg0W 7 b 6 16 1885 ' 3 -?7 í8 88 ' " - Lexington, Va., d there

4 7 b2 12 188 9 Xingt0nmn 9 1922Constanc e ' KHSÍÏK r " M H ^ - - U1S M daU Coh Nelson Gree (Carterf ÏL , * £ T ' °- ne & Emma ffK^?1 ^UÍS- M- & MrS- Glasgow "ve, 3-'47, Lex- (1) 0 nS C arter EdWards GlaSgow 8 b M o ív, n ^ÍÍ °T 8-15-1923 St. Louis n She se d SeWAVES 2"yrs ^° '^ ™ W. 2 in Descendants of John Macgill 141 (2) Charles Spears Glasgow, Jr.8 b 7-20-1926 St. Louis, living 3-'47, Lexington Va., Unm He served in W. W. 2, in USNR. 2 yrs. (3) Franc1s Thomas Glasgow 8 b 11-14-1928 St. Louis, living, 3- 47. i Thomas McPheeters Glasgow 7 b 10-6-1890 Lexington, Va. m 8-16- Í918 Lucy Ann Gwathmey b 3-1-1890 Rich., Va., dau Robt. Ry land & Harriet Payne (Winston) Gwathmey of Rich. Mr. & Mrs Glasgow ive, ?->46, 2301 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. He served in W. W 1, as 2nd Lieut, with 12th Field Artillery, Regular Army, on Metz & Ver dun Fronts & later Instructor in Artillery until discharged in 1919. (Í) Francis Thomas Glasgow 8 b 8-23-1919 Rich.d there 8-28-1919 (2) Harriet Winston Glasgow 8 b 10-20-1920 Charlotte, living, 8- 46. (3) ïnömas McPheeters Glasgow 8 b 6-22-1923 Charlotte, living8-'46, unm. He volunterred in W. W. 2 in Aviation, but was not accepted beíng found "color blind"; but was accepted in Artillery; graduated at Officers'School, the youngest 2nd Lieut, in his class; Promoted to 1st Lt. & served as Instructor in Artillery at Ft. Meade, Md. (4) Grace McPheeter Glasgow 8 b 2-13-1926 Charlotte living, 8- 46, unm. 5 RÍchard Gwathmey Glasgow 8 b 8-19-1927 Charlotte living 8-'46, unm. He volunteered & served in W. W. 2, in USNR in the Pacific. (6) Ellen Glasgow 8 b 12-8-1928 Charlotte, living, 8- 46. (From p 139) "4" Katherine Lavinia McPheeters 6 b 4-17-1861 Fort Union> N. M. d 10-26-1888 Lexington, Va. m 6-30-1880 Dr. Robert Glasgow, IV b3-6-1857 Fincastle, Va., son of Wm. Anderson & Eliz. Crisman (Spears) Glasgow, of Fincastle. This Wm. Anderson Glasgow m 2nd Grace Ellen Hannah Shanks (See p 137). 1. Robert Glasgow, V 7 b 6-18-1881 (See below 2. Elizabeth Spears Glasgow 7 b 12-25-1883 Fincastle, d there 8-2-1884. 3. William Graham Glasgow 7 b 12-19-1886 d in Lexington, Va. (From above) "1" Robert Glasgow, V 7 b 6-18-1881 Falling Springs, Va d 5-10-1929 Charlotte, N. C. m 6-23-1909 Jessie Jane McKay b 8-6-1884 Columbia S.C. living, 7-'46, Montreal, N. C, dau Douglas & Rachael (McMaster) Mckay, of Columbia. Mr. & Mrs. Glasgow lived in Charlotte. He, wholesale & retail Hardware Merchant. „ . „„„ . „ 1. Robert Glasgow,VI 8 b 5-16-1910 Charlotte m 6-18-1936 Lois Russe Monroe b 6-28-1911 Kochi, Japan, dau Henry Havener & Lois (Russe 1) Monroe, of Japan & U. S. Mr. & Mrs. Glasgow live, 7- 46, 1857 Sterling Rd., Charlotte. He a Wholesale Hardware Merchant. (1) Jean McKay Glasgow 9 b 3-19-1941 Charlotte, living, 7- 46. (2) Robert Glasgow, VII 9 b 5-30-1944 Charlotte, living, 7-46. 2. Douglas McKay Glasgow 8 b 9-23-1912 Charlotte, living, 7- 46, unm. 3. Samuel McPheeters Glasgow 8 b 5-29-1918 Charlotte, living, 7- 46, unm. 142 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 137)

"3" John Thomas Shanks 5 b 4-9-1829, d 7-10-1915. m 1st Catherine Peachie Willis b 3-24-1837 d 9-5-1862. 1. Thomas Moncure Shanks 6 b 3-6-1858 Charles Town, W. Va. d 1-15-1877 Memphis, Tenn. Unm. 2. David Willis Shanks 6 b 2-29-1860 Memphis, d 12-25-1928 Dallas Texas m 9-29-1898 Alma Mina Haueisen b 5-7-1878 San Antonio ' Texas, d 9-16-19 ? Dallas, dau Fred. & Mary (Von Radie) Haueisen of San Antonio. '

(1) Alma Willis Shanks 7, an only child, b 7-24-1900 San Antonio. m 1st 5-15-1926 Horace Chilton Williams, a Lawyer, b 3-7-1893 Waxahachie, Texas d 11- -1931 Dallas, son of Thos. Bestor & Blanche (Satterfield) Williams, of Waxahachie. a. Catherine Williams 8 (Name changed to Peachy Lillard ) b 10-28-1928 Dallas, living, 5-'46, unm. m 2nd 11-13-1937 William Parlin Lillard b 9-16-1898 Tyrone, Ky., son of W. F. & Louise (Parlin) Lillard, of Ky. Mr. & Mrs. W. P. Lillard & Peachy live, 5-'46, River Rd., Scar­ borough, N.Y. He, an Executive, Gen. Foods Corp. No issue. 3. Frances "Fanny" Eleanor Shanks 6 b 12-21-1861 Memphis, d 7- 29-1936, unm. n 2nd 1-6-1866 Louisa Allen Patterson b 5-20-1834 Green Co., Ky. d 12-18-1880 Memphis, dau Chas & Louisa (Buckner) Patterson. 4. Elizabeth Allen Shanks 6 b 8-16-1867 Memphis, living there. 5-'46 at 475 Metcalf St., unm.

(From p 137)

,,'To'ooRt!' DaVid William Shanks, 5 D.D., a Presbyterian Minister, b 12- 11-1833 Fincastle, Va., d 3-4-1894 Danville, Va. m 1st Callie Niles, of Holly Springs who d 1858.

1. Lewis Niles Shanks, 6 a Lawyer, lived in Colorado, d 10- -1945, unm. m 2nd 10-10-1860 Juliet Cabell Irvine b 1835 Bedford Co., Va. d 6-10- 1924 Lexington, Va., dau Jesse & Clemintena (Cabell) Irvine. 2. Grace Ellen Shanks 6 b 1865, Amelia C. H. Va. living, 4-'46, 709 Pr. Edw St., Fredericksburg, Va. m 11-8-1900 William Maxwell Barton b 1-6-1869, now, 4-'46, dead, son of Gen. Seth & Marion (Jenifer) Barton. No issue. 3. David William Shanks, Jr. 6 b 1867 Falling Spr'gs. Va. d 1939, m Fannie Clark, lived in Calif. No issue. 4. Margaret Cabell Shanks 6 d about 1932 Lexington, unm. 5. Eliza McPheeters Shanks 6 dead, 4-'45, was unm. 6. William Carrington Shanks 6 lived, St. Louis, dead, 4-'45, unm. 7. Juliet Irvine Shanks 6 living, l-'46, Lexington, 4-'45, unm. 8. Cassie Anderson Shanks 6 b about 1875 Rockbridge Co., Va. d 4- -1940 Wash., D. C. m Percy Hargraves Walker b 1867 Hunts­ ville, Ala. , son of Rich. Wilde & Mary Ann (Simpson) Walker, of Huntsville. (l)Mary Ann Walker7, an only child, b 10-10-1909 Wash, m 8-10-1940 Descendants of John Macgill 143 Jack Crockett Northam b 9-21-1907 Calvert Co., Md son of Wm. B. & Nettie(Crockett)Northam, of Calvert Co Mr. &. Mrs. J. C. Northam live, l-'47 , 6931 Western Ave., N. W , Wash., D.C. a Margaret Walker Northam 8 b 11-26-1944 living, 1- 47. 9 Jesse Mayo Shanks 6 b 1876 (See below). 10. Philip Thomas Shanks 6 b 9-20-1877 (See below) 11. John Shanks 6 d in infancy. 12. Dabney Shanks 6 d in infancy. (From above)

tin" Tesse Mavo Shanks 6 b 1876 Falling Springs, Va., living 12-|45, 10 LrSeAvea:°M?rtinsville, Va m ^^J^SSSS^X^ a Martinsville Furniture Manufacturer b 6-23-1870 ChristiansDurg, va. d n-1-1932 Martinsville, son of David Laurence & Marganl (Caddell) Stephens, of Montg. Co., Va. 1. Juliet Cabell Stephens 7 b 6-23-1904 (See below) 2. David Stephens ? b now, 12-'45,dead. 3. Margaret Caddall Stephens ' b 10-23-1909 (i>ee oeiow; (From above)

'M» TniiPt Cabell Steohens 7 b 6-23-1904 "Cold Spring Manor" Montg. Co. J^fSSSSS Albert Griess b 4-8-1908 ClevelandOson of Justin E. & Lilla (Klump) Griess, of Cleveland. Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Griess

T:'lLSl7Z%^rGrieSS 8 b 1-10-1936, Wash., D. C, living, 6->47.

(From above)

"3" Margaret Caddall Stephens 7 b 10-23-1909 Martinsville, Va. m 11-25-1939 Robert Samuel Pannill b 12-21-1909 Martmsvi le, son of Sam uel Roberts & Bessie Reed (Hudspeth) Pannill, Martinsville. Mr. & Mrs. R. S. Pannill live, 6-'47, Martinsville. He, a Salesman. 1. Margaret Cabell Pannill 8 b 11-15-1944 Winston-Salem, N. C.hving

2. Robert Stephens Pannill 8 10-2-1946 Winston-Salem, N. C, living, 6-'47.

(From above) "10" Philip Thomas Shanks 6 b 9-20-1877 Falling Springs, Va m 9- 29-1907 Hattie Lamar b 6-6-1881 Carlowville, Ala., dau Ernest & Ellen (Smith) Lamar, of Selma, Ala. Mr. & Mrs. Shanks live, 1- 46, 423 Cnurcn

St., Selma. He, a Planter. . , e . 1. Eleanor Lamar Shanks 7 b 12-31-1907 Selma,living, 1- 46, at above address, m 6-30-1931 William Sibley Thomas, a lawyer, t»10-3-19U4 Selma, d 3-5-1938 Boston, Mass., son of Welborn Marshall & Annie (Duncan) Thomas, of Selma. , .„ (1) William Sibley Thomas, Jr. 8 b 4-17-1938 Selma living, 1- 46. 2. Philip Thomas Shanks, Jr. 7 b 12-1-1911 Selma, living, 1- 46, Decatur, Ala., a Lawyer, unm. 144 The Macgill-McGill Family 3. Clementina Cabell Shanks 7 b 3-26-1920 Selma m 10-17-1942 Capt. Marion Miller Dowling b 7-23-1920 Greenwood, S. C, son of Joel Framp­ ton & Martha Mae (Miller) Dowling, of Greenwood & Spartanburg, S. C. Capt. & Mrs. Dowling live, 5-'47, 302 Lamar Court Apts. Selma, Ala. ' He, a Wholesale Broker. He served in W.W. 2 with 66th Inf., 71st Div. in Panama & Europe.

(1) Martha Lamar Dowling 8 D 7-30-1944 Columbus, Ga., living, 5-'47. (From p 129) "6" Mary Crabb Thomas 4 b 12-25-1796 Fred. Co., Md. d 7-7-1833 & is buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard, Fincastle, Va. m 4-29-1823, as his 1st wife (he m 2nd time & had a dau. Jennie, who m a Col. Loudon), Dr. Charles Lewis Shanks b 6-25-1801 Fincastle d 1862 Memphis, Tenn.,' where he was a leading Physician, son of David & Hannah (Morrison) Shanks & brother of Col. Thomas Shanks (See p 136) 1. Eleanor Hannah Shanks 5 b 6-24-1824 (See below) 2. Charles Lewis Shanks 5 b 2-18-1827 d 8-13-1828. 3. Lewis Shanks 5 b 8-3-1829 d 10-10-1833. 4. Francis Thomas Shanks 5 b 1830 d young. 5. Patrick McGill Shanks 5 d 7-5-1833. 6. Cassandra Patton Shanks 5 b 11- -1832 m Dr. Milton Brown Frierson. • (1) Lewis Shanks Frierson 6 d unm. (2) Francis Thomas Frierson 6"He disappeared many years ago" says, l-'46, one of the oldest living members of the family, "and this branch, as far as is known, is extinct."

(From above) "1" Eleanor Hannah Shanks 5 b 6-24-1824 Fincastle, Va., d 1-17-1910 Memphis, Tenn. m 6-30-1847 Thomas Hampton Allen b 3-8-1810 Wilkes Co., N. C. d 9- -1895 Memphis, son of Jesse P. & Hannah (Hampton) Allen. Mr. & Mrs. T. H. Allen lived in Memphis. He, a Cotton Broker. 1. Mary Lewis Allen 6 b 8-4-1848 Memphis d there 4-28-1900 m 11-19- 1874 John Campbell Latham b 10-22-1844 d 8-18-1909 N.Y. City. He, a Cotton Broker. No issue. 2. Richard Henry Allen 6 b 11-24-1851 (See below) 3. Thomas Hampton Allen 6 b 6-29-1853 (See p 146) 4. Capt. Harry Allen 6 b 6-30-1855 (See p 146) 5. Jessie Adelaide Allen 6 d in infancy.

(From above)

"2" Richard Henry Allen 6 b 11-24-1851 Memphis, Tenn. d there 3- - 1927 m 1-21-1879 Lizzie Conner Walker b 7-22-1855 Memphis d there 3- 22-1905, dau Sam. Polk Walker. Mr. & Mrs. Allen lived in Memphis. He, a Cotton Broker. 1. Richard Henry Allen, Jr.7 b 12-21-1879 Memphis d there 12-12-1881. 2. Thomas Hampton Allen 7 b 10-27-1881 (See p 145) 3. Marie Latham Allen 7 b 8-17-1883 Memphis d there 5-6-1886. 4. James Seddon Allen 7 b 8-31-1885 (See p 145) Descendants of John Macgill 145 5. Eleanor Katherine Allen 7 b 6-24-1887 Memphis d there 9-11-1909.

7 d 3 18_ 188 6. Jesse Allen 1 A ]"; 7 ?: 1f> 1fm ÍSee D 146) 7. Jean Elizabeth Allen 7 b 11-18-1893 ^ee p iso; (From p 144)

«?» Thomas Hampton Allen 7 b 10-27-1881 Memphis, Tenn. m 2-24- 1Q029 Phvlirnomasnduvis Blancharud b 5-6-1»» í MilwaukeeMUwauKee,. WisewiBv. , dau Frank Danford

2. Lorin Blanchard AllerL 8 b 11 22 ^ Memphis, Harriett McKean b 5-5-1916, dau Harry tarser « Sod) McKean, of Denver, Col. Mr. & Mrs Allen live, 6- 47, 3598 Sen Ave., Memphis. He, a Professional Engineer. Cl7lTrin Blanchard Allen, Jr. 9 b 7-16-1938 Memphis, living 6- 47. (2 Harry McKean Allen 9 b 12-26-1940 Memphis living 6- 47. 3 Martha Woodis Allen 9 b 5-5-1946 Memphis, iving, 6-47. 3. Sacra Elizabeth Allen 8 b 7-11-1915 Memphis, living, 6- 47, unm.

(From p 144)

"4" lames Seddon Allen 7 b 8-31-1885 Stanford, Conn., m 1-30-1917

4 james öeoaun Alien Qhf>ihv Co Tenn., dau Newton Can- St ES"Sirø«"Sæ MrÆ. Allen live, 8-'46,

3564 Leander St., Memphis. He, a Realtor He served in W- W. 2 from 8-'41 to 10-'45 & from Aviation Cadet to 1st Lt. Pilot & was Flying in structor from 2-'43 until discharged. No overseas duty. (1) Corneha Gargill Allen 9 b 1-20-1945 San Angelo Texas, living 8- 46. James Seddon Allen, III 9 b 3-11-1946 Memphis, Tenn living 8- 6 unm 2. Newton Perkins Allen 8 b 1-3-1922 Memphis, living the«, 8 _ ^ ' p He volunteered in W. W. 2 in Field Artillery; transfered o Signal Corps, Intelligence & served in Australia, Philippines & Tokyo a total of 3 yrs,,

discharged, 2-'46, with rank of Corporal. Minnilee 3. Richard Henry Allen 8 b 10-28-1924 Memphis, m 6-14-194 ' MbmUee Gordon b 6-26-1925 Memphis, dau Wm. Bradshaw & f"ne.g"dgesj Gordon, of Ark. & Tenn. Lieut. & Mrs. Allen live 2- 47 1225 W Mas onic St., Gainesville, Fla. He, a Student, Univ. of Fla. He vohmteered, 9-'43, in W. W. 2, graduated as a Naval Aerial Navigator, 6- 44, was training for a B-29 Flight Engineer when war ended; was discharged, as 2nd Lt., ll-'45. No issue. , 4. Robert Goodwin Allen 8 b 6-15-1928 Memphis, living there, 8- 46, unm. He volunteered, 8-'41, in W.W. 2, in Army Air Force; graduated pilot, 2-'43; advanced to & served as Training Pilot Instructor until dis­ charged, ll-'45, as 2nd Lt. 146 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 145) "7" Jean Elizabeth Allen 7 b 11-18-1893 Memphis, m 4-27-1915 Rev. Warwick Aiken b 6-24-1890 New Orleans, La., son of Dr. Jno. Gayle & Ada (Holcombe) Aiken, of New Orleans. Rev. & Mrs. Aiken live, 2-'47, 1115 Main St., Vicksburg, Miss. He, Rector of Christ Episcopal Church there. 1. Katharine Allen Aiken 8 b 2-26-1918 Memphis m 8-19-1941 George Pilkington Phillips, Jr. b 2-28-1918 Memphis, son of Geo. P. & Blanche (Estes) Phillips, Sr., of Memphis. Mr. & Mrs. Phillips, Jr., live, 8-'46, 3538 Leander Ave., Memphis. He in Hardware business. (1) Katharine Allen Phillips 9 b 8-19-1944 New Orleans, living, 8-'46. 2. Warwick Aiken, Jr. 8 b 5-8-1920 Memphis, m 9-7-1946 Marianne Sewell b 4-14-1926 New Orleans, La., dau Granville Clark & Everall Burton (Hardwick) Sewell, of New Orleans. Mr. & Mrs. Aiken live, 2-'47, 4236 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. He, studying for the ministry at the Episcopal Divinity School there. (From p 144) "3" Thomas Hampton Allen 6 b 6-29-1853 Memphis d there 9- -1897 m 11-21-1877, as her 1st husband, (She m 2nd a Mr. McFarlane), Floy Miller Graham b 1-16-1857 Memphis d there 12-15-1938 dau Joseph Bar- net & Sarah (Anderson) Graham, of Memphis. 1. Blanche Allen 7 b 9-4-1878 Memphis d there 8-24-1879. 2. Eleanor Hannah Allen 7 b 1-18-1881 Memphis d there 10-25-1888. 3. Mary Lewis Allen 7 b 9-3-1883 Memphis d there 7-13-1893. 4. Richard Henry Allen 7 b 4-4-1887 (See below) 5. Floy Graham Allen 7 b about 1891 Memphis d there in infancy. (From above) "4" Richard Henry Allen 7 b 4-4-1887 Memphis, Tenn. m 5-16-1917 Carolyn Eggleston b 10-23-1892 Little Rock, Ark., dau Joseph Slack & Harriet (Breysacher) Eggleston, of Little Rock. Mr. & Mrs. Allen live, 8-'46, 227 Kenilworth PL, Memphis. He, a Cotton Merchant. 1. Richard Henry Allen, Jr. 8 b 7-8-1920 Little Rock m 2-15-1944 Diana Rogers Stout b 8-9-1921 Vincenes, Ind., dau Jno Amos & Helen Emily (Barnes) Stout, of Vincennes & Memphis. Mr. & Mrs. Allen live, 9-'46, 528 S. Outlet St.,, Memphis. He, a Cotton Merchant. He served in W. W. 2, as Capt. in Army Air Corps; was pilot of a B-17 & rec'd. Air Medal & 9 Oak Leaf Clusters. (1) Melissa Allen 9 b 4-8-1946 Memphis, living, 9-'46. 2. Harriet Allen 8 b 6-3-1926 Pine Bluff, Ark., living, 8-'46, unm.

(From p 144) "4" Capt. Harry Allen 6 b 6-30-1855 Memphis, d 5-16-1932 Greenwood, Va., m 2-14-1883 Caroline Rebecca Walmsley b 11-4-1862 New Orleans, La., living, 5-'46, Rich, Va., dau Robt. Miller & Caroline Gratia (Williams) Walmsley of New Orleans. 1. Caroline Gratia Allen 7 b 11-20-1883 (See p 147) Descendants of John Macgill 147

2. Harry Allen Jr. 7 b 11-14-1884 (See p 148) i rarrie Allen 7 b & d 4-25-1886 New Orlean, La. ,M. A I Robert wïmsley Allen 7 b 3-28-1888 ^-^1^™ Josephine Taylor b 1-13-1893 Rich. Va , dau Jas. Thos. &- Time: Brigt (Clarke) Taylor, of Rich. Mr. & Mrs. Allen live, 9- 46, 27 W. 96th bt., tj v ritv He a Salesman. No issue. _ , 5. ?ohn Sham Allen 7 b 9-10-1891 Memphis d 2-10-1918^Spartanburg S C m 12-3-1917 Martha Robertson Boswell b 10-2-1897 Greenwooa, Va lining there, 2-'47, dau Hanson Robertson & Cordelia (Ellison) « Mullen b1o-25°-SNew Orleans, La., m 11-22-1916 6' KtoïïÍÏÏSifcci b 8-8-1880 Greenwood, Va., son of Dr. Massie ÏÏnban & Emma Freeman (Purcell) McCue, of Greenwood, Va. Mr. & Mrs C P McCue live, 4-'46, Greenwood, Va. He, an Orchardist. a Capt. Charles Purcell McCue, Jr. 8 b U-ll-JM ^Zt'll to orchardist there, 2-'47, unm. He served in W. W. 2, from 9 u to 2-'45 & from 2nd Lt. to Capt. CAC. doing AA replacement training & personnel work in various camps, in U.S. 9.90.1041 (2) Margaret Persis McCue » b 3-29-1921 Greenwood Va. m 12 29 1941 Mai William Rhinehart Washington, U. S. Army, b ll"""""' Crozet, Va., son of Wm. Warren & Margarette (Broadhead) Washing ton of Croz'et. Maj. & Mrs. W. R. Washington are stat oned, 2- 47, Ft. Monroe, Va. No issue. He, a graduate, of V'P:\ J1?*™^ Va., volunteered, 7-1-1940, & was assigned as 2nd Lt tc.16th Inf Reei 1st Inf Division, with which he served throughout W.W. 2, to t S-1945 He 2rved in the campaigns of Algeria, French Morocco, Tunisia Sicily, Normandy, Northern France, Rhine land & Ardennes, was wounded In action, 4-23-1943, on Tunisian front and twice June 6 & 9 1944 in fighting in Normandy; we'd. 9 ™*£*_ his unit 3 awards with him participating. On 7-8-1946 Maj Wash ington was integrated into Regular Army with permanent rank of 1st Lt. & temporary rank of Major. _• (3) Harry Allen McCue 8 b 6-17-1923 Greenwood d there 11-1-1923.

(From p 146) "1" Caroline Gratia Allen 7 b 11-20-1883 New Orleans, La., m 10-9- 1907 InÍT^ÍS-SSi Yonkers, N Y son of Sam Emmet Emily (Paddock) Getty, of Yonkers. Mr. & Mrs. Innes Getty live, 8 46, Locust Hill Ave., Yonkers. He, a Broker 1. Caroline Gratia Getty 8 b 11-8-1908 Yonkers, m H-9-1W5,Eug|n| Arnold Lutz b 8-22-1901 Zurich, Switzerland, son of Arnold G. & Emma Ssier) Lutz, of Switzerland. Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Lutz live, 7- 46, 23 Interlaken Dr., Tuckaloe, N.Y. He, in Textiles. (1) Barbara Gratia Lutz 9 b 3-15-1942 Yonkers, living, 5- 46. 2 Eugene Allen Lutz 9 b 5-15-1944 Yonkers, living, 5- 46. 2. Emily Elizabeth Getty 8 b 7-9-1910 Yonkers, living, J" 46, uiim 3. Virginia Paddock Getty 8 b 4-12-1914 Yonkers, living, 7- 46, unm. 4. Katharine Allen Getty 8 b 8-21-1920 Yonkers, m "-«^I^L^ Gentil, III b 4-4-1918 Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil, son of Joso ****** & Sara (Campello) Gentil, of Fortaleze, Ceara. Mr. & Mrs. Gentil, Ul live, 8-'46, in Pernambuco, Brazil. 148 The Macgill-McGill Family

(1) Sandra Lucia Gentil 9 b 1-31-1942 Fortaleza, Ceara living, 8-'46. (2) Jose'Gentil IV 9 b 12-6-1943 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil living, 8-'46.

(From p 147)

"2" Harry Allen, Jr. 7 b 11-14-1884 N.Y. City d 1-23-1946 Rich., Va. m 12-21-1911 Helen Howard Jackson b 3-10-1888 Yonkers, N. Y., living 5- '46, River Rd., Rich., dau of Robt. Geo. & Carrie (Macy) Jackson, of Yon­ kers. 1. Caroline Hyde Allen 8 b 6-21-1914 Greenwood, Va., living, 5-'46, unm. Served in W. W. 2, as 1st Lt. WAC, 78th Gen. Hospital, in European - Theater of War. 2. Helen Walmsley Allen 8 b 8-27-1915 Rich, m 6-24-1939 James Monroe Oates, m b 1-28-1914 Fitzgerald, Ga., son of J. M. & Idoline Patricia (Murphy) Oates, Jr., of Rich. Mr. & Mrs. Oates, HI live, 8-'46, Middle- burg, Ga. He, in Insurance. (1) Helen Patricia Oates 9 b 4-17-1940 Beckley, W. Va. living, 8-'46. (2) James Monroe Oates IV 9 b 8-7-1941 Rich., Va., living, 8-'46. 3. Gratia Williams Allen 8 b 1-3-1920 Rich., living, 8-'46, unm. 4. Harry Allen ni 8 b 12-28-1924 Rich., living, 8-'46, unm. He served in W. W. 2, as an Ensign (pilot), Naval Air Force.

(From p 129)

"7" Gov. Francis Thomas 4 b 2-3-1799 "Montevue" near Petersville, Fred. Co., Md. d 1-22-1876 Garrett Co., Md. m 6- -1841 Sally Camp­ bell Preston McDowell dau Gov. James McDowell, - Governor of Va. 1843- 46, and member of Congress from 1846-51 - and his wife Susanna Smith Preston, who was granddau of Gen. Wm. Campbell & his wife Eliz. Henry, sister of Patrick Henry. Gov. Thomas was educated at St. John's College, Annapolis; admitted to the bar in 1820; was a member of the House of Delegates of Md. Gen. Assembly in 1822, 1827, & 1829. In 1829 he was Speaker of the House; was a Representative of Md. in Congress from Mar. 4, 1831 to Mar. 4, 1841. In 1839 was appointed president of the C & O Canal; in 1841 was elected Governor of Md. serving until 1844; was a member of the Con­ stitutional Convention of 1851. Was again elected to Congress in 1861 & reelected in 1862, 1864 & 1866, his term ending Mar. 4, 1869. He was Internal Revenue Collector in 1870 & 1872; was Minister to Peru from 1872-1875. He was accidentally killed by a locomotive on the B & O Rail­ road in Garrett County on January 22, 1876, and is buried at St. Mark's Episcopal Churchyard near Petersville, Frederick County. On a massive stone which marks his grave is this inscription, which was written by him: 'Ex-Gov. Francis Thomas, born Feb. 3, 1799, died January 1876, son of Col. John Thomas and his wife, Eleanor McGill. The author of the meas­ ure which gave to Maryland the Constitution of 1864 and thereby gave free­ dom to 90,000 human beings'. The historian states: "Such is a brief outline of the career of one of the strongest and most original, the most influential and most eccentric of the public men and statesmen whom Maryland has produced. He was also one

150 The Macgill-McGill Family of the most noted of Maryland orators. He was in the public service in various official positions for the third of a century. In the enjoyment all the time of high social and official positions; with ample means to meet all his desires, with power to aid his friends, to do good to the country and to gratify every reasonable ambition, his life was most unhappy. "Gov. Thomas had had his political ambitions satisfied. He had been con­ stantly in public office almost from his boyhood, and was now the Chief Executive of the State, exercising almost a dictatorship over his party and with every promise that he would succeed to the Presidency. Mrs. Thomas was young, beautiful and a natural leader of society and admirably fitted to preside in the high station to which she had been called, amid the refined and fashionable society of Annapolis. "But every promise of happiness was destroyed by 'the green-eyed mon­ ster', which certainly, in this case, made the food it fed upon. Gov. Thomas became insanely jealous of his young wife and the word 'insanely' is used advisedly in this connection. (He was married at the age of 42 to Sally Campbell Preston McDowell, daughter of Gov.McDowell of Virginia, in her early twenties.) Indeed the trouble began before the inauguration of the Governor. A young gentleman, a cousin of Mrs. Thomas came on a visit to "Montevue" shortly after the wedding and of him Gov. Thomas became jealous,as is said absolutely without cause. It is likely that so young a girl as Mrs. Thomas, might have conducted herself with less dig­ nity and sedateness than suited the cheerless and sombre disposition of her husband. He declared that as they rode to Frederick during this visit of Mrs. Thomas' cousin, that he detected his wife and the young man jeer­ ing at some defect in his dress. Things went from bad to worse until Mrs. Thomas' father felt compelled to intervene and before the end of the Gov­ ernor's term (3 years), carried her to his home in Virginia. It was about this time that Gov. Thomas published a pamphlet of about 50 pages which amazed the people of two states and the members of the Congress of the United States, for a copy was laid upon the desk of each Senator and Re­ presentative. In this astounding publication he gave his version of his fam­ ily troubles and referred to matters which caused the more charitable of his readers to conclude he had lost his mind. "The general character of the pamphlet may be judged by the following extracts: 'The young lady, instead of going to school, for which purpose she was sent from home, spent the whole of the session of 1836, which transpired after her arrival, and nearly the whole of session 1836-1837, in the mess at the same boarding house where we were, and at a very early period of our acquaintance * * * told me that 'she had set her cap for me.' "Here was a man who himself confessed that, -'having lived, until some­ what advanced in years, a life of study and ambition, little familiar with female society,'I may have seemed wanting in that respect and attention for ladies which, no doubt, refines and improves a man'. He was 37 years old and progressed so far through life 'without having ever seriously turn­ ed' his 'attention toward marriage'. 'Colonel and Mrs. Benton were anxious to make a match between their niece and myself, with this I was flattered, and at that early day was perhaps more pleased than I was conscious of the prospects of such a destiny'. 'She told me, in the first week of the moon supposed to be all love, that she had kissed a young man not of the family.' 'Ambiguous inducements were presented to her view by her friends, Descendants of John Macgill 151 as a means of making her accede to their purposes with regard to me. (This, indeed, she admitted without reserve after our marriage) . "He asserts that when the Thomases and Mrs. Thomas' cousin - the man of whom the Governor was most jealous - were driving to Frederick 'She amused herself and him with a defect in my dress. I checked him from joining afterward in her jeer, when she turned upon me with passion and said, 'you are neither a gentleman nor a man of truth'. This was the first harsh word that ever passed between us'. "The statesman who had been married in June, as early as July 23, told Mrs. Thomas that his 'confidence was impaired, and urged her with much earnestness to go to her friends'. 'To repel one of the imprudent charges afterward made against me, that I had not furnished her with a suitable wardrobe, I must be excused for declaring that Gov. McDowell's daughter came from her father's house to mine with a wardrobe so scanty as to af­ ford me ample opportunity to gratify, as I did gratify, my affection for her,? by adding liberally to its variety, exceeding her own wishes in that respect . "He refuted the charge that he had locked Mrs. Thomas in her chamber when he was absent from the house; he denies the imputation that he took two pistols to his room with him on the night of his marriage and seeks to account for Mrs. Thomas' illness with: 'If she was thus crushed, it must have been suddenly by the separation which her friends made inevitable, and not by that notoriously kind, indulgent and forbearing treatment she ex­ perienced at all times under my protection'. 'This expose' * * * is due to the honor of a man, without fear, with self respect unimpaired, resolved to live without reproach, armed with the for­ titude to repel wrong, prevent ignomy and resent aggression'. "And finally he closed his attack with 'an earnest hope, notwithstanding all that has passed, for her acquital. Moreover, if she was not, and is not, I shall rejoice with a joy unspeakable when she has become, as she can be­ come, all that my glowing fancy painted her'. "Gov. Thomas applied to the legislature for a divorce from Mrs. Thomas, and'a bill of separation was finally passed February 14,1846. They had no children. Subsequently Mrs. Thomas became the wife of Rev. Mr. Miller, an esteemed Presbyterian Minister of Philadelphia. "Gov. Thomas had a wonderful voice, clear, sonorous, far-reaching, and a flow of language that never failed to give a correct expression to the thought of the speaker; although it was the man rather than the speech that impressed the applauding multitude. I do not know that I ever saw a print­ ed extract from any of his speeches that seemed to me specially striking, but where the majestic orator with flashing eyes and a reach of arm that seemed capable of brushing away everything that opposed, laid down a proposition, nobody had the intellectual hardihood to dissent. "The greatest defect in his makeup was the entire absence of the sense of humor. He never illustrated a point with a funny story, and while his invective was sometimes quite severe, he never attempted to transfix an opponent with a joke. In fact, it was dangerous to get off a jest at his ex­ pense for he took every thing in sober earnest: But as a lawyer, his pre­ sentation of the facts, his logic, his intense earnestness, and more than all his impressive personality appealed to the average juror with irresis- table force." 152 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 129) "8" Dr. John McGill Thomas 4 b 12-9-1800 "Montevue" Fred. Co., Md. d 12-28-1834 St. Louis, Mo. Dr. Thomas practiced in Wash., D. C. & was physician to Pres. Jackson, who appointed him a U. S. Army Surgeon to in­ vestigate the "Army Fever", then prevailing in St. Louis, which he con­ tracted & died. m 1st 5-12-1823 Catherine Contee Turner b 7-27-1801 d 9-22-1831, dau Thos. & Eleanor Turner, of Georgetown, D. C. 1. Charles Coatesworth Thomas 5 b 9-5-1827 (See below) 2. Thomas Turner Thomas 5 b 3-19-1829 Buckeystown, Md. d there 10-6-1882. 3. John Thomas Thomas 5 b 6-20-1830, d 6- -1835. 4. Francis Contee Thomas 5 b 7-28-1831, d 6- -1835. m 2nd 11-27-1832 Harriet Margaret Dunlop b "Hayes" Montg. Co., Md. d 9-7-1886 Wytheville, Va., dau James & Eliza (Peter) Dunlop, of "Hayes", & sister of Col. Henry Dunlop, See p 154. 5. Rev. James Dunlop Thomas 5 b 12-13-1833 (See p 153) 6. Eliza McGill Thomas 5 b 12-12-1834 St. Louis, Mo. d 3-12-1859 Montg. Co. m 11- -1856, as his 1st wife (He m 2nd Mary Pollard Duncan, by whom he had 6 children), Joseph Habersham Bradley, Jr. b 9-4-1831, d 8-28-1874 son of Judge J. H. & Lucy (Tuttle) Bradley, Sr. of "Chevy Chase" Montg. Co. (1)Elizabeth Margaret Bradley 6, an only child, b 8-16-1858, d 1-14- 1899, m 6-7-1876 as his 1st wife (he m 2nd Frances "Fanny" A . , & m 3 rd a Miss Ray by whom he had 2 children & 1 child respectively), George Dunlop b 5-24-1838, d 2-18-1912, son of Judge Jas. & Barbara (Laird) Dunlop, of Montg. Co. Mr. & Mrs. George Dunlop lived at "Hamden" Montg. Co. He is buried in Rock Creek Cemetery, Wash., D. C. & his 1st wife in Oak Hill Cemetery.

(From above) "1" Charles Cotesworth Thomas 5 b 9-5-1827 Buckeystown, Md. d 10-16-1900 Los Angeles, Calif, m 5-1-1860, as her 2nd husband, Mary Sue Loring Nutting, widow Brown, she b 10-17-1836 Boston, Mass. d 2-17- 1901 Los Angeles, dau Calvin & Judith Nutting. 1. Francis James Thomas 6 b 5-14-1863 Va. City, Nevada, now,4-'46, dead, m 6-21-1893 Elizabeth West Silent b 3-10-1869 San Jose', Calif., dau Chas. & Emma Silent. (l)Emma Anita Thomas 7 b 5-11-1895 Los Angeles m a Naval Officer. No further information. 2. Charles Howard Thomas 6 b 6-21-1867 Va. City, Nevada, d 2-21-1882 Sutro, Nevada. 3. Chester Ashley Thomas 6 b 12-4-1874 Los Angeles m 1-15-1902 Mary- lyn Maine b 9- -1873, and had 4 children. Couldn't locate any member of this family. Descendants of John Macgill 153 (From p 152) "5" Rev. James Dunlop Thomas, 5 a Presbyterian Minister and Chap­ lain of the 19th Va. Reg. CSA, b 12-13-1833, Wash., D.C. d 8-25-1898 Shenandoah Junction, Va. m 1st 10-13-1859 Marian Buckey, who d 2-2-1878 Wytheville, Va., dau Dan. & Cath. Madison (Hite) Buckey, of Balto., Md. 1. William Eva Thomas 6 b 8-13-1860 (See below) 2. Eliza Thomas 6 b during Civil War, Botetout, Va., d when about 6 mos. old. 3. Mary Dunlop Thomas 6 b 12-12-1866 Northampton Co., Va. d 3-18- ^ 1938 Wash, m 6-5-1905 Raphael Semmes Payne b 6-3-1860 "Mecca Warrenton, Va. d 9-12-1927 Md., son of Maj. Rice Winfield Hooe Payne, of Warrenton, Va., & his 1st wife, America Semmes. After R.S. Payne's death, his widow was Supt. of the "Louise Home", Wash., until her death. He, a Journalist. No issue. 4. Dr. Jolin Daniel Thomas 6 b 8-13-1868 Northampton Co., d 7-15- 1946 Wash, where he practiced medicine many yrs. Dr. Thomas served as a Surgeon - rank of captain - in W.W. 1 from 2-'18 to 3-'19 & with A.E.F. from 7-'18 to 2-'19. Unm. 5. James Laird Thomas 6 d in infancy in 187?. 6. Thomas Charles Thomas 6 b 12-19-1875 (?) Wytheville, Va. d 6- 9- 1925 Seattle, Wash, m, later divorced, Nellie Hansen. (1) James Walter B. Thomas 7 m. No other information. m 2nd 12-15-1880 Ella Jordan b 4-8-1859 Indianapolis, Ind. d 3-9-1942 Phila., Pa., dau Thos. & Sarah Ann (Commons) Jordon, of Indianapolis. 7. Ella "Nell" Jordan Thomas 6 b 6-16-1882 RogersviUe, Tenn., living, 10- '47, 1906 Sansom St., Phila., unm. 8. Virginia Louise Thomas 6 b 5-28-1885 Greensburg, Ind., living, 4- 47, 716 Audrey Ave., Ardmore, Pa. m 1st 3-19-1908, later divorced, Thomas W. Rogan. (l)John Van Lear Rogan 7 b 4-14-1909 Balto., Md., d 7- -1929 Balto., Co., unm. m 2nd 11-26-1924 Charles Chaney Jamison b 2-14-1886 son of Chas. Albert & Mary Cath. (Woodward) Jamison. Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Jamison live, 5-'44, 2712 Oakford Rd., Ardmore, Pa. No issue. 9. Elizabeth Edell Thomas 6 b 4-28-1887 Greensburg, Ind., living, 10-'47, 1906 Sansom St., Phila., unm. (See above) "1" William Eva Thomas 6 b 8-13-1860, d 5-7-1931 Northampton Co., Va. m 1st 11-23-1887 Maggie Pollock or Bullock, who d 7-24-1890. 1. James Pollock or Bullock Thomas 7 b 11-3-1888 Wytheville, Va. m 1st 6- -1912, later divorced, Charlotte Colgate Selden (she m 2nd, 1919, Kenneth Camm Boush, by whom she has a dau), b 2-25-1889 Hampton, Va., dau Dr. Chas Selden, II, of Hamp­ ton & his 2nd wife Isabella Howard James. (1) Edwin Courtney Thomas 8 b 6-3-1913 Newport News, Va., living there, 1947, at 66-33rd St. m & has a daughter. 154 The Macgill-McGill Family m 2nd Martha Dillingham, widow Taylor. No issue, m 2nd 11-28-1894 Clarice Goffigon b 10- -1856 Northampton Co., Va. d 5-19-1938 dau Fred. & Mary (Nottingham) Goffigon, no issue.

(From p 129)

"10" Catherine Louis Ann Thomas 4 b 12-1-1806 Fred. Co., Md. d there 12-13-1872 m 7-31-1834 Col. Henry Dunlop b 4-23-1799 Georgetown, D. C. d 8-31-1877 Fred. Co., son of James & Eliz. (Peter) Dunlop, of Montg. Co., Md. & brother of Harriet Margaret Dunlop, 2nd wife of Dr. Jno. JcGill Thomas, See p 152. 1. Henry Dunlop, Jr. 5 b 7-25-1835 Fred. Co., d 9-10-1862 Holly Springs, Miss. Killed in Civil War. 2. Elizabeth Dunlop 5 b 3-2-1827 Fred. Co. d 4-3-1903 Wash., D. C. m 2-1-1860 William G. Busey b 1832 d 1881. No issue. 3. Ellen Dunlop 5 b 1-31-1839 Fred. Co. d 4-23-1907 Wash., unm. 4. Margaret Grace Dunlop 5 b 6-25-1840 Fred. Co. d there 6-27-1840. 5. John Thomas Dunlop 5 b 1-25-1842 Fred. Co. d 3-25-1907 Buena Vista, Va. m 1st 1-26-1864 Mary Jane Glasgow b "Green Forest", Buena Vista d there, dau Robt. & (Anderson) Glasgow, of Rockbridge Co., Va. No issue. m 2nd Alice McCarkle. No issue. 6. Helen Dunlop 5 b 9-8-1843 Fred. Co. d 5-1-1866 "Weston", Fred. Co. m 11-8-1865 Thomas Claggett, of "Weston". No issue. 7. George Thomas Dunlop 5 b 3-25-1845 (See below). 8. Catherine Elizabeth Dunlop 5 b 1-7-1847 (See p 157) (From above) "7" George Thomas Dunlop 5 b 3-25-1845 Fred. Co. d 2-5-1908 Wash., D. C. m 12-18-1867 Emily Redin Kirk b 4-3-1845 "Woodlawn" St. Marys Co., Md. d 2-9-1920 Petersburg, Va., dau James Biscoe & Emily Wright (Redin) Kirk, of St. Marys Co., Md. & Culpeper Co., Va. Mr. & Mrs. Dun­ lop lived in Wash., D. C. He, Pres., Capital Traction Co. there. 1. Katherine Louis Dunlop 6 b 10-6-1868 Wash., d there 10-26-18? 2. George Thomas Dunlop Jr. 6 9-25-1870 (See p 155) 3. Emily Redin Dunlop 6 b 11-21-1872 (See p 155) 4. Helen Dunlop 6 b 8-21-1874 Wash., living, 2-'47, Park Apt., Balto Md. m 6-10-1903 Dr. Richard Alexander Urguhart b 9-26-1872 Va., d 2-21- 1914 Balto., son of Jas. Burwell & Mary Louisa (Urguhart) Urguhart of Va. (l)Richard Dunlop Urguhart 7 b 7-13-1905 Balto., d 10-30-1926, killed in auto accident near Princeton, N. J. Unm. 5. Dr. John Dunlop 6 b 7-4-1876 (See p 155) 6. Grace Glasgow Dunlop 6 b 7-31-1878 (See p 156) 7. Henry Dunlop 6 b 10-29-1880 Wash, d d 7- -1881 Loudon Co., Va. 8. William Redin Dunlop 6 b 10-29-1880 Wash., d same day. 9. Eleanor Hope Dunlop 6 b 2-5-1882 Wash, d there 5-2-1887. 10. Elmore Frank Coa Dunlop 6 b 11-3-1883 Wash, d there 1- -1884. 11. Walter Grafton Dunlop 6 b 5-6-1887 (See p 156) Descendants of John Macgill 155

(From p 154) "2" George Thomas Dunlop, Jr. 6 b 9-25-1870 "Ottoburn" Fred Co. m 11-8-1900 Jeannette Thruston McCook b 10-10-1876 Coburg, Canada, dau Mai. Gen. Alex. McDowell & Kate (Phillips) McCook, U.S. Army. Mr. & Mrs. Dunlop live, 12-'47, "Hayes", Manor Rd., Chevy Chase, Md. He 3, Lawyer* 1 Alexander McCook Dunlop 7 b 9-16-1901 Wash., D. C. m 1st 11-10-1928 Florence Leftwich Harrison b 9-4-1901 Raleigh, N. C, living, 12-'47, dau Thos.Perrin & Adelia (Leftwich) Harrison of Raleigh. „ (1) George Thomas Dunlop HI 8 b 8-24-1929 Wash., living, 12- 47. (2) Thomas Perrin Harrison Dunlop 8 b 6-12-1934 Wash., living, 12-'47. m 2nd 10-1-1941 Margaret Abigail Smith b 1-17-1913 Lillingfon, N. C. dau Uriah Alfred & Mary Ann (Johnson) Smith, of N. C. Mr. & Mrs. Dunlop live, 12-'47, Cavalier Apt., Wash. He, a Claims Adjuster, with the Capital Transit Co. 2 Katherine Dunlop 7 b 3-24-1905 Wash, m 5-15-1935 William Langhorne ' Bond b 11-12-1893 Petersburg, Va., son of Thos. Baker & Mary Porter (Langhorne) Bond, of Petersburg. Mr. Wm. L. Bond, a V. Pres., Pan Amer. Airways, is the company's representative, 2-'47, inChina. (1) Langhorne McCook Bond 8 b 3-12-1937 Wash., living, 2-'47. (2) Thomas Dunlop Bond 8 b 7-12-1941 Wash., living, 2-'47. (From p 154) "3" Emily Redin Dunlop 6 b 11-21-1872 Wash., D. C. d there 6-23- 1931 m 12-12-1901 Richard Douglas Simms b 3-29-1870 Wash, d 3-31-1920 Ashville, N. C, son of Chas. Carroll & Eliz. (Nourse) Simms, U. S. Navy. 1. Elizabeth Brent Simms 7 b 9-19-1902 Wash, m 9-5-1931 John Warn Stenhouse b 10-5-1904 Phila., Pa., son of Thos. Brown & Edith (Warth- on) Stenhouse, of Phila. Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Stenhouse live, 2- 47, 3421 Lowell St., N. W., Wash. He, a member of the firm Faulkner, Slocum & Stenhouse, Architects, Wash. (1) Douglas Simms Stenhouse 8 b 6-16-1932 Wash., living, 2- 47. (2) Edith Warthon Stenhouse 8 b 8-14-1933 Wash., living, 2-'47. (3) Emily Dunlop Stenhouse 8 b 9-23-1937 Wash., living, 2-'47.

(From p 154) " "5" Dr. John Dunlop 6 b 7-4-1876 Wash., D. C. m 6-2-1908 Gertrude Schuyler Schaeffer b 12-27-1884 Ithaca, N.Y., dau Prof. Chas. Ashmead & Evelyn (Schuyler) Schaeffer, of Cornell Univ., & later Pres. of Univ. of Iowa. Dr. & Mrs. Dunlop live, 2-'47, 208 Grand Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 1. Elizabeth Schuyler Dunlop 7 b 4-18-1909 Wash., m 4-25-1942 William Knox Mellon b 9-10-1891, son of Edward Dominic & Henrietta (Wood- bridge) Mellon, of San Marino, Calif. Mr. & Mrs. W. K. Mellon live,

2-'47, 554 Bonita Ave., San Marino. ( (1) John Dunlop Mellon 8 b 9-25-1943 San Marino, living, 2- 47. ^ (2) Peter Schuyler Mellon 8 b 11-19-1944 San Marino, living, 2- 47. 2. Helen Dunlop 7 b 6-6-1912 Wash., living, 2-'47, unm. 156 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 154)

"6" Grace Glasgow Dunlop 6 b 7-31-1878 Wash., D. C., living there, 2-'47, at 1403 - 30th St., N. W. She, an interesting writer, wrote, among other books, "A Portrait of Old Georgetown." m 1st 2-19-1906 John Beard Ecker b 7-16-1878 Fayetteville, N. Y. d 9-24-1915 Wash., son of Jno. Allen & Ida (Beard) Ecker, of Fayet­ teville. 1. John Beard Ecker, Jr. 7 b 12-12-1906 Wash, m 6-17-1932 Theodore Chatfield Lawrence b 4-12-1907 Chester, N. Y., dau Theo. Finch & Harriet (Hulce) Lawrence, of Chester. Mr. & Mrs. Ecker live, 2-'47, 6315 Beechwood Dr., Chevy Chase, Md. He, Director of Planning & Research for Capital Transit Co., Wash. (1) John Lawrence Ecker 8 b 11-17-1936 Wash., living, 2-'47. (2) Harriet Dunlop Ecker 8 b 1-6-1940 Wash., living, 2-'47. (3) Theodore Chatfield Ecker 8 b 11-15-1941 Wash., living, 2-'47. 2. Emily Kirk Ecker 7 b 3-2-1908 Wash., m 9-30-1932 Fontaine Cosby Bradley b 10-3-1903 Wash., son of Thos. & Mabel (Moffat) Bradley, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Bradley live, 2-'47, 1820 - 45th St., Wash. He, a Lawyer. He served in W. W. 2 as Lt. Comdr. USNR in Naval Intelligence, in Panama, Pacific & Navy Dept. Wash. No issue. 3. George Thomas Dunlop Ecker 7 b 12-27-1912 Wash., d 11-27-1922 Lexington, Va. 4. Dr. Henry Dunlop Ecker 7 b 1-6-1914 Wash, m 9-3-1938 Mary Louise Mehring b 12-28-1911 Charlottesville, Va., dau Walter Hen­ ry & Charlotte Eliz. (Martin) Mehring, of Charlottesville. Dr. & Mrs. Ecker live, 2-'47, 3309 Highland PL, Wash. He a practicing Physician in Wash. He served in W. W. 2, as Lt. Comdr. USNR, 1st with US Public Health Service, Marine Hosp., New London, Conn.; then 8 mos. sea duty on Coast Guard Cutter; then Marine Hosp., New Orleans, La. (1) George Thomas Dunlop Ecker 8 b 6-8-1940 Charlottesville, Va., living, 2-'47. (2) Lewis Charles Ecker 8 b 10-8-1942 New London, Conn., living, 2-'47. (3) Charlotte Martin Ecker 8 b 8-15-1944 New Orleans, La., living, 2-'47. m 2nd 5-15-1935 Walter Gibson Peter, an Architect, b 6-24-186'8 Wash., d there 2-8-1945, son of Dr. Armistead & Martha Custis (Kennon) Peter, of Georgetown, D. C. No issue*.

(From p 154)

"11" Walter Grafton Dunlop 6 b 5-6-1887 Wash., D.C. m 10-27-1909 Ruth Greene Kirkus b 8-4-1889 Wash., dau Wm. & Marion Weaver (Lang- ley) Kirkus, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Dunlop live, 2-'47, 6309 Hillcrest PL, Chevy Chase, Md. 1. Marion Langley Dunlop 7 b 7-7-1913 Wash, m 1-23-1936 James Mar­ vin Haynes b 3-2-1892 Texas, son of Jerome Bonaparte & Emma (Fow­ ler) Haynes, of Texas. Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Haynes live, 2-'47, 2830 Chest­ erfield PL, N. W. Wash. He, a Lawyer. Descendants of John Macgill 157

(1) James Marvin Haynes, Jr. 8 b 2-4-1937 Wash., living, 2-'47. (2) Walter Dunlop Haynes 8 b 4-6-1939 Wash., living, 2-'47. (3) Beverley Ann Haynes 8 b 6-4-1942 Wash., living, 2-'47. 2 Ruth Kirkus Dunlop 7 b 1-23-1917 Wash., living, 2-'47, unm. 3. George Thomas Dunlop 7 b 3-6-1922 Wash., d there 3-28-1927.

(From 154)

"8" Catherine Elizabeth Dunlop 5 b 1-7-1847 Fred. Co., Md., d 12-12- 1918 Wash., D. C, m 1-14-1869 Capt. Benjamin Philpot Crampton b 5-19- 1837 Fred. Co., d there 9-24-1889, son of Thos. & Martha (Philpot) Cramp­ ton, of Fred. Co. Capt. Crampton was in the Grain Elevator & Milling business at Brunswick, Md. 1. Ellen Dunlop Crampton 6 b 10-18-1869 "Ottoburn" Fred. Co., living, 2-'47, 1323 - 21st St., N. W., Wash., unm. 2. Henry Dunlop Crampton 6 b 11-18-1870 "Clifton", Fred. Co., living, 2-'47, at above address, unm. 3. Martha Kennon Crampton 6 b 7-27-1872 "Clifton", living, 2-'47, m 6- 10-1899 Warren Harlan Crampton, her cousin, b 8-13-1872 Harford Co., Md. d 8-10(7)1945 Balto., son of Rev. Savington Warren & Isabella (Perryman) Crampton, of Harford Co. Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Crampton lived in Balto. He, with Lukens Steel Co., Balto. (1) Savington Warren Crampton, n 7 b 12-29-1902, m 1st 10-20-1930 Louise Clemence Michel b 7-8-1905 Paris, France, dau Henry Myers & Freda (Von Graz) Michel, of Phila., Pa. a. Richard Savington Crampton 8 b 9-29-1931, Westport, Conn., liv­ ing, 2-'47. b. Martha Peter Crampton 8 b 12-22-1932 Westport, Conn., living, 2-'47. m 2nd Sarah Adams b 6-1-1915 Boston, Mass., dau Lewis Sherman & Helen (Hewitt) Adams, of Boston. Mr. & Mrs. Crampton are both living, 2-'47. c. Lewis Sherman Crampton 8 b 11-2-1938 Boston, living, 2- 47. d. Henry Warren Crampton 8 b 12-29-1940 Boston, living, 2-'47. 4. Elizabeth Busey Crampton 6 b 2-4-1874 "Clifton" d 12-19-1913 Wash, m 10-28-1895 William Henry Welsh, Jr. b 10-28-1867 Balto., Md. d 12-15-1934 Wash., son of Wm. Henry & Sarah (Wickes) Welsh, of Balto. & Wash. (1) Elizabeth Ann Welsh 7 b 10-4-1905 Wash., m 12-27-1928 Carl David Shiner b 4-13-1908 Winchester, Va., son of Chas. Ebenzer & Maud (Swanson) Shiner, of Winchester. Mr. & Mrs. C. D. Shiner live, 2- '47, 12 Cady St., Princeton, N. J. a. Anita Henry Shiner 8 b 2-23-1930 Wash., living, 2-'47. b. David Welsh Shiner 8 b 5-10-1931 Wash., living, 2- 47. c. Ellen McGill Shiner 8 b 8-31-1942 Wash., living, 2-'47. 5. Katherine Thomas Crampton 6 b 3-11-1876 "Clifton' , living, 2- 47, 1323 - 21st St., N. W., Wash., unm. 6. Thomas Crampton 6 b 9-30-1880 "Clifton" m 6-22-1929 Evelyn Irine Stratford b 7-14-1894 Ohio, dau Ervin & Martha Amelia (Playfair) Strat­ ford, of O. Mr. & Mrs. Crampton live, 2-'47, 104 Balmord PL, Winnipeg. Canada. He, with United Drug Co. there. No issue. 158 The Macgill-McGill Family 7. Helen Crampton 6 b 9-27-1882 "Clifton" living, 2-'47, 1323 - 21st St., N. W., Wash., unm. 8. Benjamin Philpot Crampton 6 b 6-2-1887 "Waveland Fred. Co. m 11- 22-1924 Claire Lawall b 11-24-1894 Wilkes Barre, Pa., dau Elmer Hen­ ry & Caroline Evans (Johns) Lawall, of Wilkes Barre. Mr. & Mrs. Cramp­ ton live, 2-'47, Wawassett Apts., Wilmington, Del. He, with Wilmington Savings Fund Society. No issue. (From p 129)

"12" Sarah Ann Eleanor Thomas 4 b 7-31-1811 Fred. Co., Md. d 9- 28-1898, m 11-13-1833 Dr. Richard Scott Blackburn b 1809, d 9-2-1867, son of Thos. & Eliz. (Sinclair) Blackburn. 1. Thomas Blackburn 5 b 9-11-1834, d 1-15-1853 Lexington, Va., unm. 2. Elizabeth Sinclair Blackburn 5 b 9-23-1836 (See below) 3. John Sincliar Blackburn 5 b 10-9-1838 (See p 159) 4. Katherine Thomas Blackburn 5 b 11-25-1840 (See p 159) 5. Jane Wormeley Blackburn 5 b 11-14-1842 (See p 164) 6. Eleanor Thomas Blackburn 5 b 10-22-1844 (See p 165) 7. Sarah Elizabeth Blackburn 5 b 11-22-1846, d 10-5-1912, m 6-11-1874, William B. Harris. No issue. 8. Mary Grace Blackburn 5 b 4-17-1849, d 11-25-1849 Spring Grove. 9. Mary Watts Blackburn 5 b 8-21-1840 d unm. 10. Richard Scott Blackburn, Jr. 5 b 9-13-1854, d 1-30-1856 Charles Town, W. Va. (From above)

"2" Elizabeth Sincliar Blackburn 5 b 9-23-1836, d 2-2-1896 Berryville, Va., m 4-4-1866 Chas. H. Smith. Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Smith lived at "Oak Lodge" Jeff. Co. , W. Va. He in the grain business. 1. Eleanor Blackburn Smith 6 b 4-23-1867, d unm. 2. Emily Humphrey Smith 6 b 4-4-1869, d 10-27-1907, unm. 3. Richard Scott Blackburn Smith 6 b 12-9-1870 Balto., Md., d there 12- 7-1928, m 7-7-1906 Helen McGill Leavenworth, b 6-14-1875 Petersburg, Va., living, 6-'47, Berryville, Va., dau Fred. Peabody & Eliza (Lawrence) Leavenworth, of Petersburg. No issue. 4. Annie Louise Smith 6 b 1-16-1872, d 9-29-1891, unm. 5. Eliza Sinclair Smith 6 b 10-15-1874, d 5-9-1931 Louisville, Ky. m 6- 21-1900 Eustace Leroy Williams b 9-29-1874, living, 12-'47, 12002 Calif. St., North Hollywood, Calif., son of L. Eustace & Flora (McDon­ ald) Williams. Mr. & Mrs. Williams, having no children of their own, adopted Edward Lippett Shepherd (See p 159) when his mother, Mrs. Wil­ liams' 1st cousin, died 2 days after he and his twin brother, who also died, were born. This adopted son, a Macgill-Mcgill descendant, was given the name of: (1) Blackburn Edward Williams 7 b 7-24-1917 Luray, Va., m 3-19-1946 Evelyn Marie Lohrano b 9-3-1923 New Orleans, La., dau Vincent & Pauline Louise (Heinrich) Lohrano, of New Orleans. Mr. & Mrs. B. E. Williams live, 12-'47, 1514 Ingraham St., Los Angeles, Calif. He served in W. W. 2 as a Gunner's Mate, 3/c, of the Armed Guard,USNR. a. Charlotte Pauline Williams 8 b 10-28-1947 Burbank, Calif., living, 12-'47. Descendants of John Macgill 159 (From p 158) "3" John Sinclair Blackburn 5 b 10-9-1838 Jeff. Co., Va., now W. Va. d 12-1-1911 Alex., Va. m 6-27-1871 Susan Beverley Taylor b 1839 Char­ lottesville, Va. d 1890 Alex., Va., dau Jno. Chas. & Martha Jeff. (Randolph) Taylor. 1. Dr. Richard Scott Blackburn 6 b 4-29-1875 Alex., Va., d 4-11-1946 Orange Grove, Calif, m 12-27-1913 Ruth Darwin b 2-5-1884 Wash., D. C, living, 6-'46, Orange Grove, dau Chas Carlyle & Gertrude (Bas- cum) Darwin of Wash. Dr. & Mrs. Blackburn lived for some time, be­ fore moving to Calif., in Argentina, where all three of their children were born. He, was a practicing Physician. (1) John Sinclair Blackburn 7 b 3-31-1916 Villa Guillermina, Argentina, d 5-27-1935 Fresno, Calif. Killed in an auto, accident. (2) Gertrude Blackburn 7 b 6-10-1918 Villa Guillermina, living, 12-'45. 3008 Benvenue Ave., rear, Berkeley, Calif. Unm. (3) Ruth Blackburn 7 b 5-17-1920 Villa Guillermina, living, 12-'45 1867 1/2 Alcatraz Ave., Berkeley, Calif., unm. 2. John Taylor Blackburn 6 b 6-7-1877 Alex., Va., d there 9-3-1878. 3. Charlotte Moncure Blackburn 6 b 1-14-1881 Alex., d 7-26-1917 Luray Springs, Va. m 12-23-1909 Thomas Martin Shepherdjr. b 9-29-1874, Wash., D. C. d 4-19-1935 Staunton, Va., son of T. M. & Eliz. (Page) Shepherd,Sr. of Wash., D. C. (1) John Sinclair Blackburn Shepherd 7 b 9-19-1913 Alex, m 3-6-1943 Ruth Marie Reagan b 6-2-1916 Pittsfield, Mass., dau Edward Jas. & Aurelia Eliz. (Burke) Reagan. Mr. & Mrs. Shepherd live, 4-'48, 307 Pennwood Rd., Silver Spring, Md. He doing confidential work at Johns Hopkins' Applied Physics Laboratory there. a. James Shepherd 8 b 3-24-1944 Wash., D. C. living, 3-'48. b. Pauline Shepherd 8 b 5-30-1945 Takoma Park, Md., living, 3-'48. c. Marie Shepherd 8 b 12-20-1947 Takoma Park, Md., living, 3-'48. (2) Arnold Page Shepherd 7 b 3-4-1916 Alex, m 5-11-1940, as her 2nd husband, Dorothy May Jones, b 8-5-1916 Wash., dau Wm. Randolph & Eva Gertrude (Thomas) Jones. Mr. & Mrs. Shepherd live, 10-47, 9916 Grayson Ave., Silver Spring, Md. He is also doing confidential work like his brother, John. Mr. Shepherd has no child of his own, but legally adopted his wife's child by a former marriage, born 8-2- 1936 and named him Richard Shepherd. (3) Edward Lippett Shepherd 7 b 7-24-1917, Luray Springs, Va. Upon his mother's death, he was adopted by her 1st cousin, Mrs. Eustace Leroy Williams, & given the name of Blackburn Edward Williams. (See p 158) (4) Moncure Taylor Shepherd 7 b 7-24-1917, Luray Springs, Va. d there 9-10-1917. (From p 158) "4" Katherine Thomas Blackburn 5 b 11-25-1840 "Weehaw" Clarke Co., Va. d 9-18-1876 "Braddock" Charles Town, W. Va. m 7-13-1864, as his 1st wife, (He m 2nd, 1878.Emma Edwards Willis, 1843-1930, by whom he had 2 sons & a dau. All drowned, as adults, trying to save each 160 The Macgill-McGill Family other in Columbia River, Wash. State) Bushrod Corbin Washington b 5-14- 1839 "Claymont Court," Jeff. Co., now W. Va. d 2-24-1919 Elmira, W. Va., son of Thos. Blackburn & Rebecca Janet (Cunningham) Washington. Mr. & Mrs. B. C. Washington lived, at "Braddock". He, in the Mercantile bus­ iness, Charles Town. 1. Bushrod Corbin Washington 6 b 12-28-1865 (See below). 2. Eleanor Blackburn Washington ° b 8-15-1867 (See p 161) 3. Janet Fairleigh Washington 6 b 12-28-1868 "Claymont Court" d 8-4- 1911 Ephrata, Wash. State, unm. 4. Katherine Blackburn Washington 6 b 9-5-1870 (See p 162) 5. Hannah Lee Washington 6 b 12-30-1871 "Braddock" d 1-16-1917, Spok­ ane, Wash., unm. 6. Richard Scott Blackburn Washington 6 b 9-4-1873 (See p 163) 7. Thomas Campbell Washington 6 b 2-9-1875 (See p 163) 8. Anne Washington 6 b 9-1-1876 (See p 164) (From above)

"1" Bushrod Corbin Washington 6 b 12-28-1865 "Claymont Court", Jeff Co., W. Va., living, 4-'46, Hendersonville, N. C. m 1st 10-12-1887 Emma Allen b 6-17-1864 "Balclutha" Clarke Co., Va. d 8-27-1934 Branford, Conn., dau Wm. Temple & Mary Eliz. (Bayly) Allen, of "Balclutha". 1. Katharine Cunningham Washington 7 b 8-13-1888 (See below) 2. Emma Allen Washington 7 b 4-22-1890 (See p 161) 3. Bushrod Corbin Washington 7 b 11-25-1892 (See p 161) 4. Eleanor Blackburn Washington 7 b 12-15-1896 "Balclutha" d 8-13- 1920 Wash., D. C. m 4-25-1919 Stuart Kaen Joice, son of Jno. Joice, of N. Y. (1) Stuart Kaen Joice, Jr. » b 8-9-1920 Wash, d there 8-10-1920. 5. Elizabeth Temple Washington 7 b 11-8-1902 Wash., D. C. d 11-6- 1926 Charles William Phillips b 10-20-1903 Pa., son of Nathan & Emma Pauline (Hettinger) Phillips, of Pa. Mr. & Mrs. Phillips live, 5-'46, Acacia Calif. He a Steel Manufacturer. (1) Charles Washington Phillips 8 b 10-26-1927 Birmingham, Ala., living, 5-'46. m 2nd 10-20-1934 Ruby McDonald, widow of Taylor Stringer, she b 1-1- 1884 White Post, Va. d 12-31-1945 Hendersonville, N. C. No issue.

(From above) "1" Katharine Cunningham Washington 7 b 8-13-1888 "Balclutha" Clarke Co., Va., living, 5-'46, 2630 Adams Mill Rd., N. W., Wash., D. C. m 12- 31-1912, later divorced, Matthew Smith Hopkins b 12-31-1879 "White Hall", Howard Co., Md., living Brinklow, Md., retired, son of Sam.& Martha Ty­ son (Smith) Hopkins, of Howard Co. 1. Matthews Smith Hopkins, Jr. 8 b 1-31-1914 Wash., d 8-30-1944, lost, in U. S. Maritime Service, on tanker, USS Jacksonville, off the coast of Ireland, unm. 2. Lt. Comdr. Bushrod Washington Hopkins 8 b 7-31-1915 Reading, Pa., living, 2-'47, Wash. Served during W.W. 2 in.and still is with, the mari­ time Service, unm. Descendants of John Macgill 161 3. Samuel EUicott Hopkins » b 5-7-1917 Reading, living, 2-'47, Wash.; a Student at Univ. of Md., unm. 4 Catherine Washington Hopkins » b 4-5-1919 Reading, Pa. • m 1st 10-12-1940 James Knox Polk Mills b 1915 Bluefield, Va., d 7- -1944., son of B. T. Mills, of Bluefield. (1) Bonnie Washington Mills 9 b 8-10-1941 Wash., living, 5- 46. _ (2) Diana Vernon Mills 9 b 8-30-1943 San Diego, Calif., living, 5- 46. m 2nd 9-16-1945 Jackson Linebarger b 1-23-1903 Santa Paula, Calif., son of Jno. Geo. Linebarger. Mr. & Mrs. Jackson Linebarger live, 5-'46, 625 1/2 W. DeLa Guerra St., Santa Barbara, Calif. 5 Eleanor Blackburn Hopkins 8 b 1-26-1921 Reading, living, 5-'46, unm. 6. John Marsh Smith Hopkins 8 b 5-17-1929 Wash., D. C, living, 5- 46, unm. (From p 160) "2" Emma Allen Washington 7 b 4-22-1890 "Balclutha", m 9-26-1917 Chester Carmen Baxter b 6-1-1886 Allen Co., O., son of James & Clara (Mac Bride) Baxter of Allen Co. Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Baxter live, 4- 44, 128 Springfield Ave., Merchantville, N. J. He, a Patent Atty. 1. Jane Blackburn Baxter 8 b 1-29-1919 Wash., D. C, d 8-20-1929 Mer­ chantville. 2. James Baxter 8 b 4-20-1920 Phila., Pa., living, 2- 47, unm 3. William Temple Allen Baxter 8 b 9-19-1921 Phila., Pa., m 10-6-1943 Irene Blanche Karabinus b 6-13-1924 Martins Creek, Pa., dau Wm. Jennings & Blanche (Sinaley) Karabinus, of Pa. Mr. & Mrs. Baxter live, 2-'47, 128 Springfield Ave., Merchantville, N. J. (l)Jane Blackburn Baxter 9 b 12-17-1946 Camden, N. J., living, 2- 47. (From p 160) "3" Bushrod Corbin Washington, 7 b 11-25-1892 "Balclutha" m 4-5- 1920 Edith Eastlack b 1-1-1895 Wash., D. C. dau Jesse E. & Martha (Feath- erer) Eastlack, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Washington live, ll-'44, 1301 Oak St., Norristown, Pa. He, a Banker. , 1. Bushrod Corbin Washington 8 b 10-31-1920 Wash., m 6-15-1946 Lydia Elizabeth Brown b 8-20-1925 Fayetteville, N. C, dau Lonnie T. & Lena B. Brown, of Fayetteville. Mr. & Mrs. Washington lived, 11- 47, 3201 12th St., N. E., Wash. He, Atty. for Nat. Highway Users' Conference. Due to premature birth, eye development was subnormal, preventing acceptance in armed Forces. However, he served in Office of Strategic Services during W. W. 2. No issue. 2. Mary Martha Washington 8 b 12-8-1927 Norristown, living, 11- 47. (From p 160) "2" Eleanor Blackburn Washington 6 b 8-15-1867 "Claymont Court", Jeff. Co., W. Va., d 10-25-1894 Charles Town, W. Va. m 8-26-1889, as his 1st wife (He m 2nd Pauline "Lena" Dawson & had issue), John Saunders Castleman b 2-12-1851 Clarke Co., Va. d 3-27-1923 Leesburg, Va., son of Wm. Saunders & Mary Emily (Sinclair) Castleman, of Clarke Co. 1. John Saunders Castleman, Jr. 7 b 8-13-1891 (See p 162) 2. Corbin Washington Castleman 7 b 10-24-1893 (See p 162) 162 The Macgill-McGill Family

(From p 161)

"1" John Saunders Castleman, Jr. 7 b 8-13-1891 Charles Town, W. Va. m 7-3-1919 Bertha Mae Kimball b 11-19-1899, State of Wash., dau Frank J. Kimball, of Wash. State. Mr. & Mrs. Castleman live, 5-'44, 244 So. 55th St., Tacoma, Wash. 1. John Saunders Castleman, III 8 b 6-1-1920, m 2-7-1941, later divorced, Alice Mary Latrobe b 4-2-1920. (1) Sherry Lou Castleman 9 b & d 6- -1942. 2. Elizabeth Mae Castleman 8 b 1-6-1922 m 2-14-1941 Thorsten Alfred Anderson b 9-19-1921. Mr. & Mrs. T. A. Anderson live, 5-'44, 4526 So. J. St., Tacoma, Wash. (1)Thora Lee Anderson 9 b 1-3-1942. 3. Corbin Washington Castleman 7 b 3-16-1923 m 6-15-1944 Jessie Irene Miller b 3-9-1923. (1) Judith Ann Castleman 8 b 4-4-1945. 4. Marion Fairleigh Castleman 7 b 11-5-1926, m 7-15-1944 Jonnie Marvin Braget b 10-19-1914. (1) Fairleigh Maurene Braget 8 b 6-28-1945.

(From p 161)

"2" Corbin Washington Castleman 7 b 10-24-1893 Charles Town, W. Va. m 1st 12-7-1916 Virgie Ellen Scott b 1-14-1893 Almira, Wash, d there 12-25-1928 dau Sherman & Alice Covey Scott, of Almira. 1. Corbin Scott Castleman 8 b 9-14-1917 Ephrata, Wash., d there 12-19- 1917. 2. Eleanor Ellen Castleman 8 b 7-26-1919 Ephrata, a WAVE, 5-'44, unm. 3. Emma Lou Castleman 8 b 7-24-1921 Ephrata, Wash. m 1st 8-87-1941, later divorced, E. C. Shelby, son of Everett Shel­ by. E. C. Shelby had no given names, but every man in the U. S. Army must have his first name written out,so when he en­ listed in W.W. 2, the Army gave him the name "Everett", that being his father's name. m 2nd No further information. 4. Mary Alice Castleman 8 b 8-22-1922 Ephrata, living, 5-'44, unm. 5. Frances Hallie Castleman 8 b 1-26-1926 Ephrata, living, 5-'44, unm. m 2nd 6-18-1928 Gladys Fuller, widow of Nath. Willis Washington, who was drowned, See p 159, and was son of Bushrod Corbin Washington & his 2nd wife. Mr. & Mrs. Castleman, live, 5-'44, Ephrata. He, in Insurance business. No issue.

(From p 160)

"4" Katherine Blackburn Washington 6 b 5-9-1870 "Braddock" Jeff. Co., W. Va. (Her name is spelled with a "C" in the family bible, but she spelled it with a "K") d 7-2-1940 Spokane, Wash, m 10-3-1902 Charles Henry Ward, Jr. b 7-14-1873 Col. d 12-13-1927 Colorado Springs, Col., son of Chas. Henry & Hannah (Ogden) Ward, of Col. Springs. Mr. Ward, Jr. was a Newspaper man. 1. Janet Fairleigh Ward 7 b 2-24-1904 Trinidad, Colorado, living, 3-'46, 4xma de j£ceøde£

Nació en la Qiudad de México, D. F. el dia 31 de Marzo de 194-8, y fué hautizada el 25 de Abril del mismo afio, en la Parroc/uia del Inmaculado Gorazón de María = CoZ del Valle* por el Sr. Phro. Mario Guevara C. M. S.

Sus padresi

Ulpiano Arzac y Guadalupe Washington de Arzac

Sus padrinos,

Rodolfo ^Veyán y Cre^oria R. de ^Veyán

Birth and baptismal announcement of the young­ est and last member of the Macgill-McGill family recorded in this book. See p 163. Descendants of John Macgill 163 1221 E. Courtland, Spokane, Wash, m 10-27-1923 Robert Monte Wal­ lace (They are separated & he is believed to be dead), son of Troy Mon- (iTKaSné Chalotte Wallace 8 b 4-26-1927 Spokane, Wash., m 4-12- 1945 Arthur Virgil Bateham b 1-1-1924. a. David Virgil Bateham 9 b 7-26-1946 living, 2- 47. 2 Anna Ogden Ward 7 b 9-24-1905 Ft. Worth, Texas d 7-11-1906 < Charles Henry Ward in 7 b 12-9-1907 Ft. Worth, Texas living 4- 46, 3- GSSeTwash. m 8-20-1929, later divorced, Jean^anenburg b 12- -1913 Canada, living, 4-'46, Rte. 2, Bremerton, Wash. Children are with her. She dau of Heide Hanenburg. (1) Charles Henry Ward, IV 8 b 6-25-1930 Spokane, Wash., living 4- 46. 2 Gerald Lee Ward 8 b 7-7-1932 Portland, Oregon, living 4- 46. 3 Gtenn Ja^Ward 8 b 12-16-1940 Bremerton, Wash., living, 4- 46. (From p 160)

"6" Richard Scott Blackburn Washington 6 b 9-4-1873 Braddock , Jeff Co , w"a. d 6-1-1938 Durango, Dgo., Mexico, m 7-7-1915 Guadalupe Reyes b 2-17-1891 Durango d there 5-21-1916 dau Juan I. Reyes & Jovita Natera de Reyes, of Mexico. 1 Guadalupe Washington-Reyes 7, (It is an old Spanish custom for the child to use, as it's surname, the surname of both parents, as in this case, the father's name coming first, usually with a hyphen between) an only child, b 5-4-1916 Durango m 9-8-1941 Ulpiano Arzac b 11-7- 1916, Mazatlan, son of Ulpiano Arzac & Adriana Rodreguez de Arzac. Senor & Senora Arzac, the younger, live, 4-'48, E. Rebsamen 563 A. Col. Narvarte, Mexico City. • . ,. (1) Ulpiano Arzac-Washington 8 b 11-4-1942 Mazatlan, Sin. Mexico, liv- (2) Rfcaído4Arzac-Washington 8 b 3-20-1944 Mexico City, living, 4-'48. 31 Ernesto Arzac-Washington 8 b 4-1-1945 Mexico City, living, 4- 48. (4)Marta2e^LoïrdeTS-Washlngton 8 b 3-31-1948 Mexico City, liv­ ing, 4-'48. (From p 160) "7" Thomas Campbell Washington 6 b 2-9-1875 "Braddock," Jeff. Co W. Va. d 8-3-1946 Wash., D. C. m 9-7-1910 Elizabeth Harlowe Holmes 3759 Nortoa pt b 5-28-1885 Mattapoisett, Mass., living, 2-'47, ^ ^"H^e' Wash., D. C, dau Judge Lemuel Le Baron & Eliza Warren (Harlowe) Holmes,

f ï CaÏThomas Campbell Washington, Jr. 7 b 9-29-1911 Wash m 4-27- 1942 Marguerite Culver b 6-1-1913 Wash., dau Eugene Lewis & Flor ence OwnMBridges) Culver, of Wash. Capt. & M^s Washington 1 ve 2- '47, 3525 Davenport St., N. W., Wash. He, an Architect. He served in W. W. 2 with the 3372nd Signal Service Bn. No issue 2. Capt. Richard Blackburn Washington 7 b 12-14-1915 Wash , m 6-5-1943 Joan Barbara Macneil b 7-13-1925 N.Y., dau Robt. Lister &^ttileen Gertrude (Metcalf) Macneil, of N.Y. Capt. & Mrs Washington live, 3- '47, 2724 Porter St., N. W., Wash., D.C. He still in the Army. (1) Lyn Metcalf Washington b 12-27-1946 Wash., living, 3- 47. 164 The Macgill-Mcgill Family

3. LeBaron Holmes Washington 7 USNR, t 4-9-1921 Wash., m 12-26-1942 Dorothy Helen Tucker b 12-20-1924 Clarksville, Tenn., dau Wm. Reid & Ruby R. (Blackwell) Tucker. Mr. & Mrs. Washington live, 3-'47, 2852 S. Buchanan St., Wash. ' (1) Carroll Reid Washington 8 b 1-3-1946 Arlington, Va., living, 3-'47. (From p 160)

o^™6 Washineton 6 b 9-1-1876 "Braddock" Jeff Co., W. Va., living, 2-'47 2 732 Ordway St., N.W., Wash, D. C. m 4-2-1901 John Taylor Hop­ kins, Jr. b 10-23-1878 Hopkinsville, Ky., living, 2-'47, Fla., son of J.T. & Eliz. (Hickman) Hopkins, Sr. of Hopkinsville. 1. John Taylor Hopkins, ni 7 b 1-16-1904 (See below) 2. Elizabeth Washington Hopkins 7 b 4-1-1906 Henderson, Ky., living, 2- 47, Wash., unm. 3. Mary Washington Hopkins 7 b 10-13-1908 Henderson, Ky., d 6-11-1914 Texas.

(From above) 1" John Taylor Hopkins m 7 b 1-16-1904 Henderson, Ky. m 1st 6-11-1926, later divorced, Agnes Arthur Ferguson b 10-29-1905 Glasgow, Scotland, living, 6-'44, Wash., D.C, dau Robt. Forbes & Agnes Jephson (Arthur) Ferguson, of Liverpool, Scotland. 1. John Taylor Hopkins, IV 8 b 6-6-1928 Jacksonville, Fla., d there 8-17-1946, killed by lightening, while fishing. m 2nd 1-10-1931 Capitola Prevat b 1-2-1910 Fla., dau Grover Cleveland & Minnie (Brown) Prevat, of Fla. Mr. & Mrs. Hopkins live, 7-'45, 1163 Mapleton Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. He, Chief Engineer, Jackson­ ville Broadcasting Co. & Supt. City Traffic Lights. 2. Grover Prevat Hopkins 8 b 9-2-1933 Jacksonville, living, 7-'45. (From p 158)

Jane Wormeley Blackburn 5 b 11-14-1842 Fred. Co., Va. d 11-12- 1929 Wash., D C. m 6-29-1871 Francois Berger Moran b about 1849, N.Y.

?) Adams, of Phila., Pa. Mr. F. B. Moran, a Banker, N.Y. City rm" ^abfüo AdamS Moran 6 b 3-19-1872 Charlottesville, Va., living, 12- '47, 1523 - 22nd St., N.W., Wash., D.C. m 1st 9-18-1902 Lt. John Melton Hudgins, U.S. Navy, b 1- -1871 Columbia, Va., d 4-14-1906 Guantanami, Cuba, from explosion on the battle ship Kearsarge. (1) John Melton Hudgins, Jr. 7 b 9-25-1903 Wash., D.C. m 1st 4-15-1925 Nancy Bigelow, who d 6-22-1937 McLean, Va., dau Horatio & Mary (Reese) Bigelow. a. John Melton Hudgins, in 8 b 3-7-1926 Wash., living, ll-'47. b. Horatio Bigelow Hudgins 8 b 4-28-1927 Wash., living, ll-'47. c. Thomas Blackburn Hudgins 8 b 12-24-1929, Charleston, S.C. living, ll-'47. d. Richard Scott Hudgins 8 b 3-17-1933 Wash., living, ll-'47. 1 f\t\ Descendants of John Macgill 9nH ft-12-1938 Edith Elizabeth Mariand b 4-3-1900, dau Joshua & AnniLoutee(Court) Marland. Mr. & Mrs. Hudgins live, II-'TT M^LÍan, Va. He, with the Federal Public Housing

e. FrlnSBerger Moran Hudgins 8 b 7-30-1941 Wash., living,

m 2nd 4-30-19137Comdr. Horace Greeley MacFarland, U.S. Navy b 4- -1873 Wash, d there 4-23-1915. No issue.

(i Eas^ (2) m 8 16^1 45 Mary Kathryn Burnham b 2-29-1916 LOB Angeles Cai«., dau Wm. Henry & Mabel Va. (Love) Burnham, of Calif. Comdr. & Mrs McConihe live, 4-'48, Cove NeckRd., Oyster Bay, KHe an investment Banker. During W.W. 2 he served n fteUSNR£om R-'41 to 10-'45 with Patrol Bomb Squadron 106, in the So. Pacuic. 6 a ' ing,4-'48Alexandra. D7ana McConihe 8 b 11-16-1947 Glen Cove, N.Y., liv- (From p 158)

"6" Eleanor Thomas Blackburn 5 b 10-22-1844 Clarke Co., Va., d 9-1- 19261 wÏÏTKc?» 11-5-1874 Thomas Blackburn ^g^^1;1 1851 "Claymont", Jeff, Co., Va., now.W. Va. d 8-9-1923 son ol ^os Blackburn & Rebecca Janet (Cunningham) Wasf' ^m ton, Jr. was in the Ordnance Branch of War gJ^JJTJ«3_8_1939, unm. Kn 1. Rebecca Janet Washington> 6 b'12-3-187 ^ ?™^,,* Jeff. Co.; w. Va., B 2. Eleanor Thomas Washington 6 b 4-30-1878 « '801 of m 1-5-1904 Harris Lightfoot Forbes b 2-5-1877 Annapolis,^ nau., =u Joseph Harris & Fanny (Lightfoot) Forbes, of Annapolis. Mr & Mrs^H I Forbes live 2-47 2222 Glenada Ave, Jfi^ffi

(l)joseph Washington Forbes 7 b 12V'45, 5435 Alviso son b 4-15-1909. Mr. & Mrs. J. W. torDes nve, ^ , Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. a. Donald Harris Forbes » b 10-22-35. b. Lawrence George Forbes 0 b 12-17-isd».

c. Alicia Frances Forbes 8 b d tnere 1-13-1880. 3. John Sinclair Washington 6 b 1-12-1880 Charles iown, 4. Sarah Watts Washington 6 b 8-3-1883 Charlesi Town d1-11 1939 Wash., D.C, m 8-3-1905 Walter Howell Lee b 1-3-1880 Wash., a 7-8-1928,son of Mandeville Girard & Frances (Knapp)ILBB. of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Lee lived in Wash. He, a Court Reporter. 66 The Macgill-McGill Family

(1) Martha Ellen Lee 7 b 12-6-1906 Wash., m 7-14-1932 Maj. George Washington Ball Campbell, b 7-14-1907 Campbelltown, W. Va., son of Geo. Wash. & Estelle Gertrude (Ball) Campbell, of Warren, Pa. Mr. & Mrs. G. W.B. Campbell live, 10-'45, 459 Dogwood Lane, Plan- dome, L.I., N.Y. He, a Chemist. They have no child of their own, but have adopted one & named him Geo. Washington Campbell, b 3- 22-1944. (2) Thomas Girard Lee 7 b 5-10-1908 Wash., m 6-14-1933 Dorothy Estelle Thomas b 6-8-1908 Wash., dau Wm. Joshua Groot & Lina P. (Robbins) Thomas, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Lee live, 10-'45, 4420 Yuma St., N.W., Wash. He, a Builder. Little Janet, her mother writes, was left by her maiden gr. aunt, Rebecca Janet Washington - See p 165 "An old wedding ring, which she always wore. Inscribed inside the band is J.T. - E.M.G. June 11, 1789'(Mrs. Lee didn't know what these letters & dates represented, but the record in this book shows this is the marriage date of Elean­ or McGill to Col. John Thomas, (See p 129)), and R.S.B. - S.A. E.T. Nov. 13-1833" (This is the marriage date, of Eleanor McGill's dau., Sarah Ann Eleanor Thomas & Dr. Richard Scott Blackburn, See p 158. These latter two are little Janet's gr. gr. grand parents.) a. Janet Washington Lee 8 b 10-20-1935 Wash., living, 10-'45. b. Thomas Girard Lee, Jr. 8 b 11-3-1938 Wash., living, 10-'45. (3) Eleanor Janet Lee 7 b 2-8-1914 Wash., m 9-13-1941 Robert Louis Linz b 12-3-1916 Wash., son of Bertram Francis & Evely Thelma (Richman) Linz, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Linz live, 2-'47, 2723 So. June St., Arlington, Va. He, a Photographer. a. Carol Lee Linz 8 b 8-22-1943 Wash., living, 2-'47. b. Barbara Ann Linz 8 b 8-22-1943 Wash., living, 2-'47. c. Dorothy Janet Linz 8 b 5-16-1945 Arlington, Va., living, 2-'47. (4) Walter Howell Lee, Jr. 7 b 6-24-1923 Wash., served in W.W. 2 as a bomber 1 1/2 yrs. with the U.S. Army Air Corps, in England; now, 2-'47, Student at Wash. & Lee Univ., unm. CHAPTER IV

Descendants of Sarah Macgill 2

(From p 15) o , *u K • IH r,f Rev Tames & Sarah (Hilleary) Macgill 2 Sarah Macgill , fourth child of Rev. James * she married was born 11-5-1737 Anne Arundel Co., Md- J ^' of Henry Col Charles Greenberry Ridgely b 10-3-1735, & Eliz. (Warfield) Ridgely. information.

S'. EÏfzabeth Ridgely 3 b 1769 (See below). 4. Anne Ridgely 3 (See p 185). (From above)

«3» Elizabeth Ridgely 3 b 1769, d ^'^^^^^SL,) wife (He m 1st another-fita. «ggj^ S^ish, A.A.Co.,Md.d

Ridgely) Joshua Griffith b 3-25^1764Queen^ mond) Griffith> oi

1 SO e ^J^SSE A^r h?S°2nd wi7e's death Joshua Griffith moved

his family in 1805 to Owensboro, Ky. _ f u This Joshua Griffith, while not a member o O. Macgm ^ ^ was the ancestor, through his t^^J*^£™££, as he had only gill descendants. Nor ^^^^^^^am^T, who two daughters by this second wife. Thesej»o aaugn Ky.,

moved with him shortly after their mother i death to.üavie h 'mar_ both married out there, ^J^^^^SiSS. So that ried, and the other having e^ «hiWren, six ™m / Mr. Griffith was the ancestor of this whole large ^ntucK ybranc h of the Macgill family, nearly all of «/ riS ó S and Mrs Mary

to the kindness of Miss Esther E Smi%^?mS?LemberS of this H. Fjseth, of Delta., Col., who are the Family minue branch of the family. , nuhlic soirited man. He Mr. Griffith is said to have been a veryi ineand ^spm _ was not only a good business man - "«"^^^f^rSiilaiithropy. but was a man of high character, and widely knownJor 1its pm y For the benefit of hfs descendants, your compiler^would have in here a photo of his portrait, but the only one, apparently,

could not be located. „omoH "r,riffith", probably for him. One of the streets of Owensboro is named Grmun , v

- 167 - 168 The Macgill-McGill Family Mrs. G. G. Gilbert (See p 174) a gr- gr- granddaughter of Joshua Griffith & his 2nd wife, says in regard to him & John H. McFarland:"l enclose a newspaper copy of a portrait of my gr- gr. grandfather, Joshua Griffith, which appeared in our paper 'The messenger', under date of 1-31-1943. I recently tried to get a copy of this paper with full account of him, but could not. He was a Quaker, very charitable & kind. He was married twice to first cousins of exactly the same name, Elizabeth Ridgely. He married the second one just six weeks after the first one died. My grand­ mother Malvina McFarland Kennady, told us many interesting things about him. My great grandfather, Iohn H. McFarland married Elizabeth Griffith who bore him 11 children & died at 33 with her twins & was buried with one in each arm. His second wife had 7 children, making 18 of that genera­ tion of McFarlands. Gr. grandfather McFarland was a very wealthy man and a great tobacco grower, often realizing $5,000 a year for his tobacco crop. In the war between the States he lost heavily - in slaves alone, he lost $40,000. His father, Walter McFarland, established this section's first distillery - a fact I am not proud of - as I am much opposed to and have seen too much of the evil it does." 1. Elizabeth Ridgely Griffith 4 b 9-7-1797 (See below). 2. Mary H. Griffith 4 b 7-25-1801 (See p 178).

(From above) "1" Elizabeth Ridgely Griffith 4 b 9-7-1799 Md., d 3-10-1832 Ky., m 1817, in Ky. John H. McFarland, son of Walter McFarland, of Ky. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. McFarland lived in Ky. 1. Lettilia McFarland 5 b 1818, d 5- -1851, m 1838 John May. A Mrs. Delbert Lee, living, 5-'47, in Owensboro, Ky., is reported to be her granddaughter. No further information. 2. Almira McFarland 5 b 1819, m 1840 Robert Miller. Mrs. John Gray Neely, of Owensboro, is reported to be her granddaughter. No further information. 3. Penelope McFarland 5 b 1823 (See below). 4. Lucinda McFarland 5 b 1825 m 1st 1850 J. S. Newton & m 2nd, 1870 John Hurt. No issue by either marriage. 5. Melvina Kirkpatrick McFarland 5 b 12-22-1827 (See p 173). 6. Lucy McFarland 5 b 1830 (See p 177).

(From above)

"3" Penelope McFarland 5 b 1823 Utica, Ky., d Owensboro, Ky. m 1842 Thomas Mason Barron b Pr. Wm. Co., Va. d Owensboro, son of Wm. Bar­ ron & his wife Leannah Mason, dau of Thomas Mason, the youngest son of Geo. Mason, author of the Bill of Rights. Mr. & Mrs. T. M. Barron lived near Owensboro. He, a Farmer. 1. Cecilia Barron 6 b near Owensboro, d there, m 1st Baker T. Boyd & 2nd John Hughes. No issue by either marriage. 2. Elizabeth Barron 6 b 9-5-1845 (See p 169). 3. Letitia Ann Barron 6 b 1-10-1848 (See p 170).

4. Leannah Mason Barron 6 b 2-19-1849 (See p 171). 5. William Thomas Barron 6 b 9-12-1852 (See p 172). Descendants of Sarah Macgill 169 6. Emma Barron 6 b Owensboro, d there, m Benjamin H. Poindexter, Jr., son of B. H. Pomdexter, Sr., of Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. Poindexter, Jr. lived at Owensboro. No issue. 7. Mary Lou Barron 6 b Owensboro, d there, m William W. Owen. (1) William W. Owen 7, living, 3-'47, Veatch Rd., Owensboro. (2) A 2nd son Owen 7. No further information on either. (From p 168)

"2" Elizabeth Barron 6 b 9-5-1845 Daviess Co., Ky., d there 6- -1943, m 1871 Hamilton Alexander b 1843 Shelby Co., Ky. d 7-9-1902 Daviess Co., son of Joseph Waggenner & Caroline (Wells) Alexander, of Shelby & Daviess Cos. Mr. & Mrs. H. Alexander lived at Owensboro. He, a Farmer. 1. Penelope Alexander 7 b 8-2-1872 (See below). 2. Thomas Mason Alexander 7 b Owensboro, d there 1903, unm. 3. Joseph Waggenner Alexander 7 b 2-2-1878 Owensboro, d there 4- -1944, unm. 4. Hamilton Alexander, Jr. 7 b 7-11-1880 Owensboro, m 4-27-1911 Eliza­ beth Ford Woodson b 7-9-1886 Owensboro, dau Urey & Eliz. (Ford) Woodson, of Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. Alexander live, 3-'47, 1227 Fred- erica St., Owensboro. During W.W. 2 he was with the Reconstruction Finance Corp., Wash., D.C. (1) Lt. Col. Urey Woodson Alexander 8, U.S. Army (Reg.), b 9-10-1915 Owensboro, m 6-27-1944 Ella Marie Cain b 9-1-1919 Sulphur Springs, Texas, dau Buford & Ada (Strahorn) Cain, of Sulphur Springs. Lt. Col. & Mrs. Alexander live, 3-'47, Ft. Sill, Okla. He, Radar Instruc­ tor, F. A. School there. He graduated at West Point in 1940; served in W.W. 2 with 104th, "Timber Wolf" Inf. Div., as Bn. Commander, F.A., in France, Holland, Belgium & Germany. a. Urey Woodson Alexander, Jr. 4 b 4-22-1945 Dallas, Texas, living, 3-'47. (2) Nell Starling Alexander 8 b 12-30-1917 Owensboro, m 11-18-1942 Warren Trowbridge Rockwell b 4-18-1915 Annapolis, Md., son of Admiral Francis W. & Mary Allison (Wilmer) Rockwell, U.S. Navy. Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Rockwell live, 3-'47, 3906 47th St., N. W., Wash., D.C. He, V. Pres., Aircraft Advisors, Inc., Wash. During W.W. 2 he served in the Foreign Economic Adm. Wash. & U.S. State Depart. No issue. (From above) "1" Penelope Alexander 7 b 8-2-1872 Daviess Co., Ky., living, 4-'47, 1106 Frederica St., Owensboro, m 6- -1891 Beauregard A. Evans b 4- 5-1864 Ohio Co., Ky. d 6- -1935 Paducah, Ky. He, a Manufacturer, son of Jas. Reynolds & Nancy (Wells) Evans, of Whiteville, Ky. 1. Elizabeth Evans 8 b 3-25-1895 (See p 170). 2. Caroline Evans 8 b 8-6-1896 Owensboro. m 1st 11-26-1916 William Wymond Pate b 4-9-1894 Louisville, Ky. d there 6-29-1919, a C.P.A. son of Clarence Morton & Gertrude (Bellas) Pate, of Louisville. No issue, m 2nd 4-5-1923 Adolphus Alfred McDaniel b 2-8-1887 Mineola, Texas, 170 The Macgill-McGill Family «nn of Tas Franklin & Mary Emaline (Patton) McDaniel, of Min- eola Mr & Mrs. A. A. McDaniel live, 4-'47, Star Rte., Mineola. No issue. (From p 169) "1" Elizabeth Evans 8 b 3-25-1895 Owensboro m 9-20-1917 Bentley Young b 5-27-189! Nashville, Tenn., son of Geo^ Durban & Inez(Young) Yount of Louisville, Ky. Mr. & Mrs. Bentley Young live4- 47, 6700 Golf Dr., Dallas, Texas. He, a Manufacturer. He served as 1st Lt. Field

^ES^YO^ b'lW29:i919 Louisville m 2-9-1939 Edwin Mou^on L g B Xb Í 23-1913 Ft. Worth, Tex., son of Rev Henry a Methodist Minister. Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Brooks live, 11- 47, 3627 Univ. Blvd., Dallas. He, a manufacturer's Agent. (1) El zabeth Jane Brooks 10 b 1-9-1940 Dallas, Tex., living, 11- 47 2 Bentlev Young Brooks 10 b 11-13-1946 Dallas, Tex., living, 11- 47. 2 Penelope Ywing^ b 10-5-1920 Louisville, m 5-17-1941 Maj. Raymond Sr MUlican U S Army, b 1-6-1912 Owensboro, son of Geo.Raymond HorfS SSlc», li Evansville Ind. . Owensboro ^ Maj t Mrs. Millican live, ll-'47, 36 Ruth St., Hammond, Ind. He, W Point graduate, class 1940, is taking g^ate work at 111. Institute of Tech. He served in W.W. 2 as Major, 118th F.A. Bn of 30th Old Hick ory" Inf. Div. He landed in Normandy & fought al the way beyond the Rhine, including the Battle of the Bulge; rec'd. Silver & Bronze Stars with Oak Leaf Clusters. s Rentlev Youne, Jr. 9 b 12-23-1921 Dallas, d there 11-23-1922. 4' ludoS W 9 4-10-1925 Dallas, m 7-2-1947 Henry Berry Payne b 4- tU2d30-ria92Y3OUC^ensboro, son of Thos. E L Eliz- (Berry) Payne, oOwens- hnro Mr & Mrs. H. B. Payne live, 11- 47, 316 1/2 E. Br°aaway wiibn Sa, tad He an Industrial Engineer, with the Ball Brand Rubber Co. He served in W W. 2, after training in USNR Officers Training Corps while a student at Univ. of Notre Dame, as an Ensign in the Pacific; discharged in summer of 1946. (From p 168)

"3" Letitia Ann Barron 6 b 1-10-1848 Daviess Co., Ky., d there 8-11- 1932 m 9-7-1874 Dr. Charles Cadwallader Lewis b 8-18-1847 Franklin Co Ky. d 8-30-1903 Owensboro, son of Cadwallader & Eliz. Henry (Pat- tpsonl Lewis, of "Bel Air" Franklin Co. 1Charles Cadwallader Lewis, Jr. 7 b 5-12-1875 Owens Harriett Louise Bryant b 12-22-1892 Daviess Co., dau Rak*gh Daviess & Emma Gertrude (Taylor) Bryant, of Daviess Co. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Tr. livp 9-'47 306 E 3rd St., Owensboro. He, a Druggist. No issue. 2 CecelL Boyd Lewis 7 t 2- -1877 Owensboro d there 1-16-1942 unm. 3'. Maud McFarland Lewis 7 b 1-21-1882 Stamping Ground, Ky., d there

4. w\mam8LÍndsey Lewis 7 b 10-31-1884 Stamping An (1) Edward Thomas Barron 9 b 2-20-1934 Brooklyn, living, 7- 47. (2) Mary Louise Barron 9 b 8-9-1936 Brooklyn, living, 7- 47. 4. John Sim Barron 8 b 9-30-1911 Owensboro is m, 9-'47. No further in­ formation. , . . ,._ 5. William Eilbeck Barron 8, b 2-14-1914 Owensboro, is m, 9- 47. No

other information. nt.ua~ 6. Benjamin Field Barron 8 b 5-6-1916 Owensboro, is m, 9- 47. No other 7. Joteph Pheton Barren 8 b 9-3-1918 Owensboro d 3-17-1943 Blythe, Calif., unm. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 173 (From p 172) "2" William Barron 7 b 4-15-1889 Owensboro, m 5-29-1913 Inez Noel b 6-12-1888 Utica, Ky., dau Jas. & Mary (Gordon) Noel, of Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. Barron live, 3-'47, 314 Lewis St., Owensboro. He, a Tabac- l^Mary Noel Barron 8 b 8-13-1914 Owensboro living, 3-'47, 2305 Lind­ berg Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. Unm. 2 james Leon Barron 8 b 12-4-1916 Owensboro, m 1-2-1937 Mary Etta ' Head b 4-17-1918 West Louisville, Ky. Mr. & Mrs. Barron live, 4- 47, 217 E. 24th St., Owensboro. He, a Drafting Supervisor, Gen. Electric Co., Ken.-Rad. Division. . (1) James William Barron 9 b 11-15-1937 West Louisville, living, 4- 47. (2) Robert Noel Barron 9 b 10-13-1939 Beaver Dam, Ky., living, 4- 47. 3. Jarred Mason Barron 8 b 10-30-1918 Owensboro, m 10-19-1940 Frankie Mae Griffin b 12-9-1917 Henderson, Ky., dau Wm. Hart & Erma Rob­ erts (Dickey) Griffin, of Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. Barron live, 4- 47, 4678 Woodland Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. He, a Metallurgical Engineer. He served in W.W. 2 from 5-'42 to 12-'45; from 2nd Lt. to Maj.; first in Ordnance Dept., then with U.S. Military Mission to Moscow, then in Hdqtrs, European Theatre of Operations, Paris, France. (1) Elizabeth Dickey Barron 9 b 10-16-1944 Owensboro, living, 4- 47. (From p 172) "3" John Field Barron 7 b 1-1-1892 Owensboro, m 6-26-1913 Wilyah Boen Elliott b 1-25-1890 Madison Co., Ky., dau Jas. Andrew & Sallie (Boen) Elliott, of Lexington, Ky. Mr. & Mrs. Barron live, 4-'47, 2295 Hardy St., Hattiesburg, Miss. He, Div. Engineer, Southern Ry. 1. John EUicott Barron 8 b 4-26-1914 Lexington, m 5-24-1941 Alice Rita Rossiter b 4-3-1912 Conneaut, O., dau Jno. Joseph & Delia (Hurley) Ros- siter, of Conneaut. Mr. & Mrs. Barron live, 4-'47, Huntington, Ind. He, with the Southern Ry. No issue. (From p 168) "5" Melvina Kirkpatrick McFarland 5 b 12-22-1827 Daviess Co., Ky. d 6-29-1897 Owensboro, Ky. m about 1847 Samuel Dyson Kennady b 7-3- 1823 Daviess Co., d 9-20-1899 Owensboro, son of Isaac & Lydia (Dyson) Kennady, of Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. S. D. Kennady lived in Owensboro. HG 3. IvÍG rch3.ivt 1. Isaac Kennady 6 b 5-18-1848 (See p 174). 2r Elizabeth Kennady 6 b 8-15-1850 Owensboro, d there 8-28-1852. 3. John Dyson Kennady 6 b 11-8-1852 (See p 175). 4. James Stanford Kennady 6 b 6-10-1858 Owensboro, d there 6-9-1876, unm. 5. Lydia Norah Kennady 6 b 11-12-1860 (See p 177). 6. Infant, unnamed Kennady 6 b 10-5-1863 Owensboro d there 12-21-1863. 174 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 173)

"1" Isaac Kennady 6 b 5-18-1848 Owensboro, d there 8-24-1933, m 11- 5-1872 Laura Pardon b 3-19-1852 Wash., D.C, d 9-11- 1934 Owensboro, dau Henry Francis Bader Pardon, an Englishman, & Va. Mason Barron, who was á grand-dau of George Mason, of "Gunston Hall", Fairfax Co., Va., author of the "Bill of Rights". 1. Laura Nora Kennady 7 b 9-10-1873 Owensboro, living there, 5- 47, m Benjamin Allen Berkshire. No issue. 2. Virginia Kennady 7 b 3-21-1876 (See below). 3. Stanford Dyson Kennady 7 b 2-18-1879 (See below). 4. Henry Isaac Kennady 7 b 12-22-1885 (See below). 5. Melvina Kennady 7 b 2-8-1887 (See below). 6. Cora Louise Kennady 7 b 2-26-1893 (See p 175) 7. Emily Mason Kennady 7 b 6-26-1901 Owensboro, m 9-4-1923 Dr. Bruce Crittenton Martin b 2-10-1900 Chicago, 111., son of Geo Bruce & Grace Flora (Crittenton) Martin, of Chicago. Dr. & Mrs. Martin live, 4- 47, 1418 Franklin St., Danville, 111. He, a practicing Physician. (1) Laura Ellen Martin 8 b 1-27-1927 Sidell, 111., living, 7-'47. (2) Thomas Bruce Crittenton Martin 8 b 4-9-1928 Danville, 111., living, 7-'47. (3) Karen Virginia Martin 8 b 6-1-1932 Danville, 111., living, 7-'47. (From above) "2" Virginia Kennady 7 b 3-21-1876 Owensboro, m 12-20-1913 Guy Gwynn Gilbert b 5-29-1874 Owensboro, son of Jas. Wm. & Sophia (Haley) Gilbert, of Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. G. G. Gilbert live, 7-'47, 625 Critten­ den St., Owensboro. No issue. (From above) "3" Stanford Dyson Kennady 7 b 2-18-1879 Owensboro, d there 4-3- 1935 m Helen McRae b Rich., Va., living, 9-'47, 702 Russell St., San An­ tonio, Tex. Mr. & Mrs. S. D.Kennady lived in Rich. 1. Virginia Mason Kennady 8 (From above)

"4" Henry Isaac Kennady 7 b 12-22-1885 Owensboro, d there 10-10- 1945, m Virginia Fox b in Detroit, Mich., living, 9-'47. 1. Ann Elizabeth Kennady 8 b 1919 Detroit, m Frank Demeter. 2. Henry Joseph Kennady 8 b in Detroit, d 9-18-1944. He, a Bombardier in W.W. 2, was killed in France & buried there, unm. (From above) "5" Melvina Kennady 7 b 2-8-1887 Owensboro m 7-12-1909 Earl Guth­ rie Cain b 4-1-1885 Owensboro, son of Cornelius Theo. & Lydia (Guthrie) Cain, of Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. E. G. Cain live, 9-'47, 800 Frederica St., Owensboro. He, an Auto Salesman. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 175 1 Cornelius Kennady Cain 8 b 9-10-1910 Owensboro, m 5-1-1943 Ann ' Hasseltine Van Hoose b 10-26-1918 Columbia, Ala., dau Jas. Ellison & Mary Foy (Haiston) Van Hoose of Ala. & Ga. Mr. & Mrs. Cain live,10- '47, 116 Heights Court, Ithaca, N.Y. He, an Instructor in Chemistry, Cornell Univ. (1) Van Hoose Cain 9 b 7-9-1944 St. Louis, Mo., living, 10- 47. (2) Penelope Cain Q b 11-19-1946 Ithaca, living, 10-'47. (From p 174) "6" Cora Louise Kennady 7 b 2-26-1893 Owensboro, m 9-14-1914, Jack Crittenden Skillman b 9-8-1893 Pleasant Ridge, Ky., son of Orlando P. & Kath. (Small) Skillman, of Daviess Co., Ky. Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Skillman live, 9-'47, Rte. 3, Owensboro. He, a Farmer. 1 Katherine Mason Skillman 8 b 8-13-1915 Owensboro, d there 8-9-1941, thrown from a horse & killed, m Jack Camp Curtice, Jr. (1) Gerry Ann Curtice 9 b 4-26-1936 Owensboro, living, 9- 47. (2) Jack Camp Curtice III 9 b 1-3-1941 Canyon, Tex., living, 9- 47. 2 Jane Kennady Skillman 8 b 6-16-1918 Owensboro, m 8-9-1943 Charles Dean Hoover, Jr., b 8-7-1917 Amarillo, Tex., son of C. D. & Evalena Ann (Brack) Hoover, Sr., of Amarillo, Tex. Mr. & Mrs. Hoover, Jr. live, 9-'47, 1400 Jackson St., Amarillo, Tex. He, a Salesman. No is­ sue. (From p 173) "3" John Dyson Kennady 6 b 11-8-1852 Owensboro, Ky., d 12-31-1927 Chicago, UI. m 4-9-1878 Clara Belle Ford, b 4-9-1860 Mo. d 6-2-1945 Eddyville, Ky., dau Salem H. & Sarah (Beauchamp) Ford, of Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. Kennady lived in Owensboro. 1. Ida Belt Kennady 7 b 11-28-1879 (See below). 2. Salem Ford Kennady 7 b 8-8-1882 (See p 177). 3. Isaac Arthur Kennady 7 b 11-4-1884 Owensboro, m 11-8-1909 Cecilia Elizabeth Hieatt b 2-10-1885, Franklin Co., Ky., dau Allen Berry & Margaret Cordelia (Chamber) Hieatt, of Franklin Co. Mr. & Mrs. Ken­ nady live, 7-'47, 405 Arlington Ave., Frankfort, Ky. He, City Assessor of Frankfort. No issue. 4. Ruth Beauchamp Kennady 7 b 4-2-1889 Owensboro m 8-2-1915 Isaac Newton Locke b 9-29-1886 Frankfort, Ky., son of Thos. Hardy & Mattie (Todd) Locke, of Frankfort. Mr. & Mrs. I. N. Locke live, 7- 47, Ky. Ave., Frankfort. He, a Farmer. No issue. 5. Samuel Dyson Kennady 7 b 1-1-1894 Owensboro. m 1st 8-3-1924 Hazel M. Saunders, who d 6-27-1935. m 2nd 6-1-1936 Dorothy Becker. Mr. & Mrs. S. D. Kennady live, 12- '47, 3450 W. Monroe St.. Chicago, 111. No issue by either marriage. 6. Arthur Younger Kennady 7 b 11-3-1897 Owensboro, d 1-29-1920 Chicago, 111. Unm. (From above) "1" Ida Belt Kennady 7 b 11-28-1879 Owensboro, m 4-19-1905 Charles 176 The Macgill-McGill Family Clausen Jones b 4-14-1874 Newport, Ky., son of Robt. Oscar & Sarah (Hazelwood) Jones, of Newport. Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Jones live, 11- 47, Ed- dyville, Ky., where all their children were born. 1 John Kennady Jones 8 b 3-3-1906 Eddyville, m 4-19-1931 Mina May Mil­ ler b 3-20-1910 St. Louis, Mo., dau Dr. Harry Miller, of St. Louis. Mr. & Mrs. J. K. Jones live, ll-'47, 115 W. Mary St., Jackson, Mo. He, Of­ fice Mgr. International Shoe Co. factory. He served in W.W. 2 as a Sgt , Cryptographer, with 403rd Troop Carrier Group, during South & Southwest Pacific Campaign, in all the islands from New Caledonia to Philippines - a group of successful workers, high achievement and small credit. (1) Sally Gail Jones 9 b 12-6-1942 St. Louis, living, 11- 47. (2) James Albert Jones 9 b 9-1-1946 Cape Giraudo, Mo., living, 11- 47. 2 Richard Parker Jones 8 b 9-11-1907 Eddyville, m 8-24-1934 Naomi Linder b 12-22-1910 Alton, 111., dau Richard Linder, of Alton. Mr. & Mrs. Jones live, ll-'47, Reeds Ferry, N.H. He, Supt. of Tannery, In­ ternational Shoe Co. (1) Richard Linder Jones 9 b 4-8-1937 Alton, d 3-12-1939 St. Louis.

(2) Timothy Rulison Jones 9 D 5-21-1942 Alton, living, ll-'47. (3) Charles Clauson Jones 9 b 6-16-1944 Alton living, ll-'47. 3 Katherine Rulison Jones 8 b 6-28-1909 Eddyville. m 10-10-1933 Vance Webster Collins b 3-13-1907 Geary Co., Kans.,.dau Joe & (Webster) Collins, of Geary Co. Mr. & Mrs. V. W. C ollins live, 11- 47, Junction City, Kans. Rte. 1. He, a Cattle Breeder & Ranchman. (1) Bruce Vance Collins 9 b 7-28-1934 Junction City, living, 11- 47. (2) Ruth Ann Collins 9 b 12-28-1936 Manhattan, Kans., living, 11- 47. 4. Mason Jones 8 b 10-2-1910 Eddyville d there 7-26-1938, unm. 5. Lt. Salem Ford Jones 8 b 10-17-1913 Eddyville, m 2-24-1940 Maytie Catlett b 9-12-1914 Princeton, Ky., living there, ll-'47, dau Joshua Catlett, of Princeton. Lt. Ford is, ll-'47, in U.S. Army Reserves & stationed at Port Arthur, Tex. He served in the Carribean Island theatre of war in Anti Aircraft Artillery & in Field Artillery in the campaign in Italy, during W.W. 2. (1) Virginia Carol Jones 9 b 1-20-1947 Princeton, living, 11- 47. 6 Cora Ford Jones 8 b 8-27-1916 Eddyville, m 11-4-1946 Ellsworth Thomas Chamberlain, b 6-10-1918 Salt Lake City, Utah, son of Henry & Mary (Esplin) Chamberlain, of Kanab, Utah. Mr. & Mrs. E. T. Chamberlain live, 8-'47, Thayer Apts. Carlsbad, N.M. He served in W.W. 2, from 3- '41 to 9-'45, a Parachute Rigger, 356 Air Service Squadron; 2 yrs & 6 mos. in U.S. & 2 yrs & 11 mos. in England; re-enlisted 2- 46, 47th Bombardment Group, discharged, 3-'47, a Sgt. 7. Ruth Beauchamp Jones 8 b 3-24-1918 Eddyville. m 1st 5-26-1940 Robert Roy Lockhart b 8-18-1909 Livingston Co., Ky. d 2-21-1945, killed at Iwo Jima on board his ship, the Carrier Bismarck, son of Jno. Robt. & Addie (Martin) Lockhart, of Kuttawa,

Ky. He was serving in W.W. 2, as an Electrician, USNR. f (1) Robert Roy Lockhart, Jr. 9 b 1-28-1941 Kuttawa, living, 9- 47. m 2nd 3-21-1947 Michael Namie John b 8-27-1916 Vandergrift, Pa., son of Elias & Edna (Solomon) John, of E. Vandergrift. Mr. & Mrs. M. N. John live, 9-'47, 2526 E. Yandell Blvd., El Paso, Tex. He, in the U.S. Navy. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 177

8. Capt. Griffin Watkins Jones 8 b 11-28-1919 Eddyville, m 11"«""« Lvdia Picardb 8-20-1924 Lafayette Parish, La. Capt. & Mrs Jones live ll-'47, 163 Harmon Dr., San Antonio, Tex. He, a Capt. U.S. Army, retired (disability). He served in W.W. 2 with Army Engineers Corps in Alaska & Aleutians, & was commissioned an Army Air Force Pilot. (1) Sharon Elizabeth Jones 9 b 7-28-1945 San Antonio, living, 11- 47. (2) Rebecca Kay Jones 9 b 1-5-1947 San Antonio, living, 11- 47. (From p 175)

«2" Salem Ford Kennady 7 b 8-8-1882 Owensboro, d 4-27-1936 Chicago 111 m 7-24-1922 Leona Hackbarth b 9-4-1898 Daws, la., living, 7- 47, 1.35 N Lotus Ave., Chicago, dau Chas. Henry & Louise Heinze (Trott) Hack-

T^neAnnKennady 8 b 6-22-1923 Oak Park, 111 , now Mrs. ^o^. They live, 7-'47, 1100 Stone Canyon Rd., Los Angeles, Calif. No other

2. JohnThaSes Kennady 8 b 3-16-1926 Oak Park, 111., now, 7-'47, a Med­ ical Student, unm. , 3. Bonita Inez Kennady 8 b 4-2-1930 Oak Park, living, 7- 47, unm. (From p 173) "5" Lydia Norah Kennady 6 b 11-12-1860 Owensboro Ky., dJ-25-:I£34 St Louis, Mo. m 2-6-1890 Reuben Samuel Saunders b 2-22-1849 Shelby Co Kv d 1-7-1920 St. Louis, son of Robt. Stanfield & Maria Louisa (Jesse) Saunders, of Shelby Co. Mr. & Mrs. R. S. Saunders lived in Owens­

boro. He, a Lumberman. «, 1ftQ9 1. Melvina Louisa Saunders 7 b 2-26-1891 Owensboro d there n-27-1892. 2. Robert Stanfield Saunders 7 b 10-21-1893 Owensboro m ""f "f91.9. . Maria Louisa Lovshe b 9-7-1895 St. Louis, dau Mathias & Maria (Haber- stock) Lovshe, of St. Louis. Mr. & Mrs. Saunders live, 7- 47, 2112-a Harris Ave., St. Louis. , (1) Mary Theresa Saunders 8 b 11-18-1922 St. Louis, living, 7- 47. (2) Alice Virginia Saunders 8 b 2-4-1925 St. Louis, living, 7" 47- 3. John Franklin Saunders 7 b 8-31-1895 Owensboro, m 3-23-1920 Lillian Pearl Mead b 6-17-1896 St. Marys, Mo., dau Benj. Franklin & Carrie Belle (Ray) Mead, of St. Marys. Mr. & Mrs. Saunders live, 7- 47, 7069 Florence PL, Jennings, St. Louis, Mo. No issue. (From p 168) "6" Lucy McFarland 5 b 1830 d 1855, m 1852 J. Davidson. 1. Thomas Ewing Davidson 6, an only child, b 5-22-1853 Owensboro, Ky. d 1-24-1930 Evansville, Ind. m 6-19-1889 Anna Belle Conner b 2-20- 1871 Owensboro, d 3-5-1942 Evansville, dau Jno. & Anna (Lyons) Con­ ner. Mr. & Mrs. Davidson lived in Owensboro and Evansville. (1) James Thomas Davidson 7 b 6-11-1890 Owensboro, d 10-31-1935 Evansville, unm. (2) Anna Lucinda Davidson 7 b 2-24-1892 Owensboro, now, 4- 47, with the Southern Ind. Gas & Elec. Co., Evansville, unm. 178 The Macgill-McGill Family (3) Herman Martin Davidson 7 b 1-20-1894 Owensboro, living, 4-'47, unm. (4) John William Davidson 7 b 3-26-1904 Owensboro, m 5-16-1936 Fran­ cis Bullock b 10-8-1907 Evansville. Mr. & Mrs. Davidson live, 4- '47, 1035 E. Powell Ave., EvansviUe. He, a Lawyer. a. John William Davidson, Jr. 8 b 3-17-1938 Evansville, living, 7-'47. b. Robert Allen Davidson 8 b 7-2-1941 Evansville, living, 7-'47. c. Lucinda Ann Davidson 8 b 6-10-1946 Evansville, living, 7-'47. (5) Bernard Pan Davidson 7 b 6-5-1906 Evansville, living, 4-'47, unm. (From p 168)

"2" Mary H. Griffith 4 b 7-25-1801 Montg. Co., Md. d 12-31-1863 Daviess Co., Ky. m 11- -1821 in Ky. William Hansford, of Owensboro, Ky. b 1-19-1790 W. Va. d Daviess Co. son of Jno. & Jane (Morris) Hans­ ford, of W. Va. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hansford lived in Owensboro. 1. Hammond Hansford 5 b 1-7-1823 (See below). 2. Jane Hansford 5 b 8-1-1825 Daviess Co. d there 1847, m 1846 Charles Porter, who died in Utica, Ky. (1) Martha Jane Porter 6 m James Stembridge & died in Utica. No issue. 3. Luther Hansford 5 b 1-21-1827 Daviess Co. d 11 or 12- -1909 Spring­ field, Mo. m 1857 Elizabeth Wickersham. No further information. 4. Dr. John Luther Hansford 5 b 12-9-1829 Daviess Co. d 1897 Burnet, Texas, where he practiced medicine. m 1st Mackie Tanner, who died in Burnet. (1) Virgil Hansford 6 b 1877 Burnet, d there 1885. m 2nd Mrs. Sue E. Culbertson who died 6-9-1892 Burnet. No issue. 5. William Wirt Hansford 5 b 8-12-1831 Daviess Co. d 11-30-1915 Utica, Ky. m 1856 May Hansford Whittaker. No issue. 6. Dryden Hansford 5 b 6-20-1833 (See p 185). 7. Mary Elizabeth Hansford 5 b 1-20-1836 d about 1850. 8. Joshua Griffith Hansford 5 b 10-5-1839 d 1845. (From above) "1" Hammond Hansford 5, a Farmer, b 1-7-1823 Daviess Co., Ky. d 9- -1894 Livia, Ky. m 1st 1845 Mary Ann Tanner 1. William Hansford 6 died in infancy. 2. Mary Ann Hansford 6 b 4-2-1848 (See p 179). m 2nd 1850 Emmaline Haynes, who d 1865 at Livia. 3. Sarah Frances Hansford 6 b 1851 (See p 182). 4. Elizabeth Young Hansford 6 b 3-13-1853 Livia, d 9-5-1928 Owensboro, unm. 5. Florence Rachael Hansford 6 b 12-15-1854 Livia, d 12-15-1922 Utica, unm. 6. Josiah Haynes Hansford 6 b 1856 (See p 182). 7. Martha Jane Hansford 6 b 11-2-1858 (See p 182). 8. Hettie Gillespie Hansford 6 b 8-6-1860 (See p 183). 9. Ruth Griffith Hansford 6 b 7-17-1862 (See P 184). 10. Emmaline Hansford 6 b 5-7-1865 Livia, d 4-19-1927 Utica, unm. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 179 3rd 3- -1868 Nancy Allen Thorp b 3-5-1826 Ky. d 1-20-1919 Livia, m Ky., dau Terry & Polly E. (Howard) Thorp, of Pleasant Ridge, Ky. No issue. (From p 178) «9" Marv Ann Hansford 6 b 4-2-1848 Livia, Ky. d 5-30-1912 Utica, Ky. m I-IBS WUlfamtllen Ashby b 6-4-1844 Livia d 10-17-1917 Utica son of Stephen & Fannie (Thorpe) Ashby, of Livia. Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Ashby rulirs;a;enLnbr7riO-12-1871 Livia d there 12-22-1888, unm. 2. lames Stephen Ashby 7 b 10-12-1873 (See below). 3 Annie Laura Ashby 7 b 12-20-1875 (See below). 4 Dr William Hammond Ashby 7 b 12-2-1877 (See p 180). 5. Hettie Mabel Ashby 7 b 10-19-1879 (See F.181). 6. Mary Ethel Ashby 7 b 10-26-1881 (See p 181). (From above)

"2" James Stephen Ashby 7, a Salesman, b 10-12-1873 Livia, Ky., d

m^St* 1899 Edna Leet b about 1880 Livia, d there about 1904 1 James Byron Ashby 8 b 8-3-1900 Livia, d 6-10-1915 Utica, when « 2ndth7r-T4n-lb9y09 "ascher 1st husband (She m 2nd 9-26-1924^has ^Tan­ ner), Bonnie Jean Coke b 4-12-1894 Livia, dau Thorntor S.& Bettie (Harl) Coke, of Livia. Mr. & Mrs. Tanner live, 4- 47, 1218 W. 2nd 2. ThóSnSepnen Ashby 8 b 5-5-1913 Livia, m 10-2-1946i Elsie Kristina Bartek b 3-7-1921 Temple, Tex dau Steve Jacob & Mary Bennie (Kristinek) Bartek. Mr. & Mrs. Ashby live, 4- 47, 823 Wal nut St., Owensboro. He with Eck Miller Transfer Co. (From above) "3" Annie Laura Ashby 7 b 12-20-1875 Livia, living, 3-'47, 1217 More-

land Ave., Owensboro. _ 1RRq MnT^an m 1st 2-13-1895 Louis Cicero Atherton, a Farmer, b 1*-™'™» KCJ£™ Co., Ky. d 1-26-1918 Utica, Ky., son of Wm. Ramey & Mahala Fran ces'(Howard) Atherton, of Daviess Co., Ky. 1. Ivan Cicero Atherton 8 b 11-30-1895 Utica d 8-22-1896. 2. Annie Pearl Atherton 8 b 8-5-1897 (See P 180) 3. Eugene Foster Atherton 8 b 1-21-1899 Utica, living, 4- 47, unm. 4. Ruth Raphael Atherton 8 b 9-28-1901 (See P 180). 5. Robert Hampton Atherton 8 b 12-4-1904 Utica m 10-31-1931 Mil dred Everald Grass b 3-9-1912 Kalamazoo, Mich, dau Wm- Asher & Fannil Rebecca (Allen) Grass, of Mich. Mr. & Mrs. Atherton live, 3-'47, 241 W. Olive, Inglewood, Calif. No issue. 6. Archie Arnold Atherton 8 b 11-21-1914 Utica, m 10-26-194 Ctara Myrtle Cecil b 1-22-1921 Daviess Co., dau Hugh & Ehz Cecelia (Wathers) Cecil, of Daviess Co. Mrs. Atherton is 3- 47, at 141J 180 The Macgill-McGill Family Rose Ave., Owensboro, while he, a M/Sgt., 8th Sqdn., of 3rd Bomb Group is overseas. (l)Rebecca Ann Atherton 9 b 5-9-1944 Henderson, Ky., living, 3-'47. m 2nd 5-28-1924 Timothy Rogers Bennett b 8-15-1870 McLean Co., son of Jas. Henry & Cassandra (Riley) Bennett, of McLean Co. No issue. (From p 179) "2" Annie Pearl Atherton 8 b 8-5-1897 Utica, Ky. m 11-12-1919 Roy Mason Atherton b 2-20-1898 McLean Co., Ky., son of Lazarus Wm. & Eliza Dorothy (Geiger) Atherton, of McLean Co. Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Ather­ ton live, 3-'47, 1413 Rose Ave., Owensboro. 1. Louis Eugene Atherton 9 b 10-15-1920 Utica d 2-16-1944 near Tampa, Fla. He entered the Army Air Corps 6-'42: After training, was com­ missioned a 2nd Lt. 10-'43 & served as a Bombardier of the 488th Bomb Group, on a Flying Fortress., unm. 2. Ruth Mason Atherton 9 b 1-29-1923 Calhoun, Ky., living, 3-'47, unm. 3. Mary Edna Atherton 9 b 5-18-1926 Owensboro, m 12-26-1945 Jack Dempsey McKinney b 9-26-1921 Leton, Ky., son of Wm. McKinley Mc- Kinney, of Leton. Mr. & Mrs. J. D. McKinney live, 4-'47, 1413 Rose Ave., Owensboro. He, an Electrician: He served in W.W. 2 from 10-'39 to ll-'45; overseas from 7-'44 to ll-'45, in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre; rec'd. Silver & Bronze Star Medals, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon W/2 Bronze Stars, P.I. Liberation Ribbon W/l Bronze Star & others. (1) Judith Ann McKinney 10 b 10-4-1946 Owensboro, living, 4-'47. 4. Barbara Ann Atherton 9 b 2-22-1932 Owensboro, living, 4-'47, unm. 5. James Robert Atherton 9 b 11-12-1934 Owensboro, living, 4-'47. 6. Larry Hammond Atherton 9 b 11-18-1938 Owensboro, living, 4-'47.

(From p 179)

"4" Ruth Raphael Atherton 8 b 9-28-1901 Ohio Co., Ky. m 10-17-1922 Hugh Johnson b 8-31-1897 Utica, Ky., son of J. P. & Lizzie Delia (Martin) Johnson, of Utica. Mr. & Mrs. H. Johnson live, 3-'47, Utica, Rte. 1. He, a Farmer. 1. Virginia Estelle Johnson 9 b 5-17-1924 Utica, m 1-23-1943 Jack La Rue Moseley b 8-6-1921 Owensboro, Ky., son of Harry Leachman & Sarah Eliz. (Waters) Moseley, of Daviess Co., Ky. Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Moseley live, 3-'47, 1217 Moreland Ave., Owensboro. He, served in W.W. 2, 38 mos. in Army Air Force; rec'd. the rank of Sgt., highest held by an airplane mechanic; discharged 12-'45. (1) Sandra Louise Moseley 10 b 3-5-1945 St. Joseph, Mo., living, 3-'47. (2) Linda Dianne Moseley 10 b 12-2-1946 Owensboro, living, 3-'47.

(From p 179) "4" Dr. William Hammond Ashby ? b 12-2-1877 Livia, Ky., d 1-24-1940 Lewisport, Ky. m 10- -1903 Mayne Atherton b 7-16-1882 McLean Co. d 1921 Greensburg, Kans., dau Chas. Cief & Julia (Rowan) Atherton, of McLean Co. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 181

Jennie Clara (Hill) Wehr, of Middletown. Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Wehr live, 3-'47, 1134 Dove Rd., Louisville, Ky. (1) Tommy Alvin Wehr 9 b 10-15-1941 Louisvi e, living, 3- 47. (2) Carol Jean Wehr 9 b 8-16-1944 Louisville, living, 3- 47. (From p 179) "5" Hettie Mabel Ashby 7 b 10-19-1879 Livia Ky. - ^^^. Hampton Riley b 7-20-1877 Maxwell,fí^^^^^SS^L ell (Cooper) Riley oí=U^ ^^S»^^. Legislature, f Æan Alice'Riley 8^9-9-1900 Maxwell, Ky. ». later divorced, a Mr.

2. EB. HNa°seS: Rüey 8 b 1-5-1903 MaxwelL - g^fJe^S S3 DaViess^Co! I-SXS W. kh St.,

ft) Anna0Marion Wilson 9 b 2-20-1921 Owensboro, living 6-'47 2 foseph Robert Wilson 9 b 7-12-1924 Owensboro livng 6^47

(lYchSlotte Ellen Riley 9 b 10-7-1941 Daviess Co., living, 6-'47.

(From p 179) "6" Mary Ethel Ashby 7 b 10-26-1881 Livia, Kv., d 5-19-1941 Owens-

Murty) Coke, Sr. of Utica 12-26-1922 Walker Dor- ö 1. Mary Hammond Coke b 9-6-190^ utica, m u *° iDoris) Baird, is Baird b 10-1-1897 Utica, son of as. B. & Eliz Allen (Dorto)BJ of Utica. Mr. & Mrs. W. D. Baird live, 3- 47, 58 1/2 W. Jen. uav

(1)SdCHÏrÍornShebnefelt, Jr. b 10-1-192C>™ " **** Ann (Dean) Shenefelt, Sr. of Beaver, Pa. Mr & Mrs Shenefelt,

jr. liVe, 7-'47, 6267 Graceland AveJ-^^J^ ta^£Tfr0m Contracting Mgr. American Bridge Co. He served tn w 6-'42 to ll-'45 in U.S. Army Air Corps; a pilot, with ranK oi

CaaPUoyd Harrison Shenefelt, HI 10 b 3-31-1944 Montg., Ala., liv- b. Marle'l Dean Shenefelt 10 b 11-30-1946 Cincinnati living, 7-'47.

21 mos. of it in European Theatre, unm. 182 The Macgill-McGill Family (3)Nell Paxton Baird 9 b 9-4-1928 Utica living, 3-'47, unm. m 2nd Windom Underwood, b in Livia, d 1-20-1931 Utica. No issue re­ ported. (From p 178) "3" Sarah Frances Hansford 6 b 1851 Livia, Ky. d 12-2-1924 Liver- more, Ky. m Cass Rowan & had 5 children. 1. A child Rowan 7 died in early childhood. 2. A child Rowan 7 died in early childhood. 3. Randall Rowan 7 died aged 17 yrs. 4. Florence Rowan 7 died aged 19 yrs. 5. Guy Rowan 7 died aged 57 yrs. m & his widow, first name, Rose - is reported, 6-'47, living in Livermore. (1) William Rowan 8 died aged 16 yrs. (2) Ruth Rowan 8 m Humphrey Atherton,^e living, 6-'47, Livermore, Rte. 1. a. Michael Atherton 9 b 1939, living, 6-'47. (3) Sallie Cass Rowan 8 reported living 6-'47, Livermore, Rte. 1, m Gaydon Patton. a. David Patton 9 b 1943, living, 6-'47. b. Judith Patton 9 b 1945 living, 6-'47. (From p 178) "6" Josiah Hayes Hansford 6 b 1856 Livia, Ky. d 1940 Beaumont, Tex. m Belle Cobb, living there, 5-'47, at 1587 Broadway. 1. Fannie Belle Hansford 7, an only child, b Beaumont m Lemore H. Van Riper. They live, 8-'47, 560 Elmwood Dr. N.E., Atlanta, Ga. (1) Warren Van Riper 7 living, 8-'47. No other information.

(From p 178) "7" Martha Jane Hansford 6 b 11-2-1858 Livia, Ky. d 10-10-1937 Austin, Tex. m 12-12-1895 Adam Blackburn Johnson b 5-6-1870 (?) Burnet, Tex., son of Adam & Fannie (Eastland) Johnson, of Burnet. Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Johnson lived at Burnet. He, an Accountant. 1. Katie Virginia Johnson 7, an only child, b 11-23-1900 Burnet, m 2-2- 1925 Joseph Forrest Moore b 8-24-1900 Austin, Tex., son of Chas. Frank & Helena (Synedecker) Moore, of Austin. Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Moore live, 4-'47, Manor Rd., Rte. 3., Austin. He, with San Antonio Machine & Supply Co. (1) Peggy Jane Moore 8 b 8-16-1926 Austin, m 9-11-1944 George Henry Roberts 12-15-1924 Austin, son of Tom & Bertha Anna (Schroeder) Roberts, Jr. of Austin. Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Roberts live, 10-'47, at above address. He, with Remington Rand. He served in W.W. 2 from 3-'42 to 12-'45, all in U.S.; discharged, a 2nd Lt. Army Air Corps. a. Linda Carol Roberts 9 b 6-12-1947 Austin, living 10-'47. (2) Marion Moore 8 b 3-11-1936 Austin, living, 4-'47. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 183

(From p 178) "8" Hettie Gillespie Hansford 6 b 8-6-1860 Livia, d 4-8-1937 Louis- mUístKíb- -1887 Edwin D. Field b Buford, Ky. d 3-Í-1895 son of Benj. & Josephine (Austin) Field, of Owensboro, Ky. Mr. & Mrs. E D. Field lived at Buford. He, a Teacher. 1 Ivan Quay Field 7 b 12-3-1888 (See below), o' T/^ttiP Belle Field 7 b 3-5-1890 (See below). 3 Saleth Field 7 b 4-14-1894 Buford, m 2-10-1923 James Withayte Hoppeb 11 4-1895 Louisville, Ky., son of Chas Ferdinand & Carrie (Withayte) Hoppe, of Louisville. Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Hoppe live, 6- 47, E f I ns Ave-, Chicago, 111. He, Mgr. McLellan Store there (l)James Withayte Hoppe, Jr. 8 b 10-22-1924 Wheeling, W. Va., liv- m 2nd 6-9-Í910 Richard Noble Elliott, who died in Louisville, Ky. 12-27- 1922. No issue. (From above) "1" Ivan Quay Field 7 b 12-3-1888 Livia d 4-7-1943 Mt. Vernon, Ind. m 3-6-1920 Sallie Pearle Brakefield b 8-7-1882 Robertson Co Tenn., living, 6-'47, Mt. Vernon, dau David Mills & Pearle Henry (Holman) Brakefield, óf Mt. Vernon. He, Mgr. Home Grain & Mill Co., of Mt. Ver-

10IElizabeth "Betty" Quay Field 8 b 12-12-1921 Mt. Vernon m 8-24-1942 Thomafcenl^axtoToVlB-mi Bloomington DL. .*>n ofJno Warren & Euliss Elva (Shireman) Paxton, of Bloomington. Mr. & Mr . T. G. Paxton live, 6-'47, 1503 E. Grove St .Bloomington. He, a Salesman. He served in W.W. 2, from 4-'43 to 12-'45 as Y 3 /c - Y 2/c - Y 3/c Construction Batt. #573 USNR, in U.S. & Russell Is ands. (1) Patricia Ann Paxton 9 b 5-7-1944 Bloomington^ living, 6- 47. 2 John Warren Paxton n 9 b 5-20-1947 Bloomington, hying, 6- 47. 2. Martha Ann Field 8 b 9-14-1927 Mt. Vernon, living, 6- 47. (From above) "2" Lottie Belle Field 7 b 3-5-1890 Buford, Ky., living, 6-'47 S. 4th St., Louisville. Ky. m 6-11-1911 Robert Brown Montgomery b 12-13-1887 bt. Louis Mo! d 8-18-1938 Louisville, son of Wm. & Mary (Brown'Montgom­ ery of St. Louis. Mr. & Mrs. R. B. Montgomery lived in Louisville. He,

i Margaret Elizabeth Montgomery 8 b 5-18-1912 Louisville m H-lWJ Kenneth Ellwood Ragsdale b 11-17-1911 Louisville, son of Geo-J11^ Sarah Louise (Brown) Ragsdale, of Louisville. Mr. & Mrs. .K. 1E. .Rags dale live, 6-'47, 329 N. 3rd St., DeKalb, 111. He, a partner of McCabe Ragsdale, Insurance & Real Estate Firm, there. No ssue- 2. Robert Brown Montgomery, Jr. 8 b 4-13-1914 Louisville, living, 6 47, at above address, unm. 184 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 178) "9" Ruth Griffith Hansford 6 b 7-17-1862 Livia, Ky., living 3-'47, 1605 Triplett St., Owensboro, Ky. m 12-1-1886 William Harvey Smith, a Mer­ chant, b 3-2-1861 Livia d 3-26-1926 Owensboro, son of Mr. & Rena (How­ ard) Smith, of Livia. 1. Wayland Thurman Smith 7 b 11-19-1888 Livia, m 6-21-1928 Gertrude Ethel Wilson b 10-20-1894 Goldbug, Ky., dau Robt. Boyd & Rebecca Jane (Brummette) Wilson, of Ky. Mr. & Mrs. Smith live, 4-'47, 449 Ains­ worth St., Linden, N.J. He, an Engineer. (1) Ruth Wilson Smith 8 b 4-13-1929 Elizabeth, N.J., living, 4- 47. (2) Robert Wayland Smith 8 b 5-24-1930 Elizabeth, N. J., living, 4-'47. 2. Hugh Griffith Smith 7 b 7-17-1890 Owensboro, m 8-22-1922 Emmalene Jagoe b 8-9-1900 Sacramento, Ky., dau Wm. Rush & Annie Lou (Bar-^ nard) Jagoe, of Sacramento & Owensboro. Mr. & Mrs. Smith live, 3-'47, 1901 Frederica St., Owensboro. He, Secty.-Treas., Daviess Co. Plug Mill Co. (1) Jean Charlotte Smith 8 b 4-3-1924 Owensboro, m 8-3-1946 J. Brinton Thomas b 1-23-1925 Madison, Ind., son of Stanley Rabson & Nelle Frances (Brinton) Thomas, of Madison. Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Thomas live, 4-'47, Madison. He, a wholesale & retail Coal Merchant. (2) Margaret Jagoe Smith 8 b 1-6-1927 Owensboro, living, 3-'47, unm. 3. Lillie May Smith 7 b 1-16-1892 Owensboro, m 11-18-1922 William Ger­ ard Palermo b 6-15-1893 Italy,son of Domenico & Maria (Masi) Palermo, of Italy. Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Palermo live, 4-'47, 926 N. Wood Ave., Linden, N.J. He, in Real Estate & Insurance. (1) William Gerard Palermo, Jr. 8 b 1-15-1925 Newark, N.J. m 5-12- 1945 Jean Hinds b 11-26-1924 Waco, Tex., dau Joe & Thelma (Crock­ ett) Hinds, of Texas. Mr. & Mrs. Palermo, Jr. live, 7-'47, Des Moines, la. He, a Student,College of Commerce Drake Univ. He served in W.W. 2 from 4-'43 to 2-'46 in the Army Air Force & Inf. No issue. (2) Alfred D. Palermo 8 b 2-14-1927 Linden, living, 4-'47. 4. Samuel Bennett Smith 7 b 8-5-1894 Owensboro d there 8-15-1945, m 10- -1929 Georgia Merle Morrison b 6-1-1904, Owensboro, living there, 6-'47, dau Harry Germanor & Tina Jane (Harrison) Morrison. No issue. 5. Esther Edwin Smith 7 b 5-5-1897 Owensboro, living there, 9-'47, at 1605 Triplett St., unm. She is the "Family-minded" member of this branch & has contributed much to this record. 6. Florence Ruth Smith 7 b 6-30-1902 Owensboro m 2-12-1926 Homer Floyd Ford b 9-17-1903 Herbert, Ohio Co., Ky., son of Jas. Arthur & Missouri Katherine (Lloyd) Ford, of Ohio Co. Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Ford live,4-'47, 218 E. 22nd St., Owensboro. He, in Oil Well Supplies bus­ iness. (1) Joan Hansford Ford 8 b 8-21-1928 Owensboro, living, 4-'47. (2) James Lloyd Ford 8 b 10-24-1930 Owensboro, living, 4-'47. (3) Betty Ruth Ford 8 b 10-23-1931 Owensboro, living, 4-'47. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 185 (From p 178)

"6" Dryden Hansford 5 b 6-20-1833 Daviess Co., Ky. d 11-20-1888 Livia, Ky. Rachel Lea b 8-11-1835 Lea Springs, Tenn. d 9-10- m 1St h 1871 LMa dfu T 4s^arnigan& Mary (Talbot) Lea, of Lea Springs. Mr. & Mrs. Hansford lived at Livia. He, a Farmer. 1. Jacob Peck Hansford 6 b 10-17-1860 Livia d 4-5-1893 Burnet, Tex., 2. sTahLavina Hansford 6 b 11-8-1864 Livia, living, 7-47 961 Meda St., Memphis, Tenn. m 12-25-1898 Thomas Monroe Bell b 10 1861 Buford, Ky. d 1-21-1933 Memphis, son of Wm. & Va. (Tinsley;

S U e m 2Jt%°-^rS: Lu c y Yeiser b 11-20-1834 Todd Co., Ky d 4- 1-1924 Delta, Col., dau Adam R. & Susan (Walker) Yeiser, of Ky. 3. Mary Griffith Hansford 6 b 1-22-1877 (See below) 4. John Walker Hansford 6 b 2-16-1879 Livia living, 3- 47, Delta, Col., unm. (From above) "3" Mary Griffith Hansford 6 b 1-22-1877 Livia, living, 3-'47, 120 W. fith St Delta Col m 9-20-1907 Albert Bernhart Fjeseth, b 6-2-1882 HenarïcÏS£ d 4-24-1921 Delta, son of Lars I. & Kjersti (WUdmans- ooien) Fjeseth of Hendricks. 1. Esther Eileen Fjeseth 7 b 8-3-1908 Delta, CoL m 1st 8-29-1929, later divorced, John Francis Read, U.S. Navy, b 19iu Read Col d 11-30-1942, killed in action on Solomon Islands & Saf awarded Purple Heart, son of Chas. & Bessie (Walker) Read, (l)Twvlía Eileen Read 8 b 5-8-1931 Glenwood Spgs., Col., living, 3-;47. 2 Seline Lee Read 8 b 9-2-1935 Glenwood Spgs. Col., living, 3- 47. m aïïW-lÍtíSynuwl Carl Hopkins b 9-12-1899 Glenwood Springs, son of Jno. Wm! & Laura Ann (O'Neill) Hopkins, of Glenwood Krings Mr. & Mrs. R. C. Hopkins live, 3-'47, Glenwood Springs.

(3)KatherFine Ann Hopkins 8 b 11-20-1944 Glenwood Springs, living,

Dryden flLth 7 b 11-30-1913 Delta, m 10-13-1945 C^anc* Nelson. They live 5-'47, 255 So. Harvard St., Los Angeles, Calif. Durmg W.W. 2, he served 3 1/2 yrs. in the Merchant Marine, beginning 11- 42. No issue. (From p 167) "4" Anne Ridgely 3 b 10-8-1771, d 5-26-1861, m 12-16-1791 Nicholas GrilÆlS3E Co., Md., b 11-10-1771 Queen Caroline Parish Anne , Arundel Co., Md , d 8-5-1803 Montg. Co., son of Henry & Sarah (WarfieldJ Í Griffith of Queen Caroline Parish. 1 1. Sarah Ridgely Griffith 4 b 9-19-1792 (See p 186). I 2. Nicholas Griffith 4 b 12-17-1793, d 8-5-1794. 3. Henrietta Griffith 4 b 4-14-1795 (See p 189). Í 4. Charles Henry Griffith 4 b 12-20-1796, d 1-6-1797. 186 The Macgill-McGill Family 5. Mary Ann Griffith 4 b 4-21-1798, d 11-15-1874, m 3- -1821 John Hathaway, who d 11-2-1839. No issue. 6. Harriet Griffith 4 b 5-17-1800, d 1874 unm. 7. Nicholas Griffith Jr.4 b 11-9-1801 (See p 200) 8. Thomas Griffith 4 b 5-15-1803 (See p 200) 9. Margaret Griffith 4 d young (From p 185)

"1" Sarah Ridgely Griffith 4 b 9-19-1792, d 3-31-1866, m 1-23-1808 Amos Brown, of Montg. Co., Md., who died 12-8-1845. 1. William Brown 5 b 4-17-1809, d 7-1-1809. 2. Amos Brown 5 b 6-17-1810, d 11-7-1810. 3. Annie Brown 5 b 10-10-1811, d 4-24-1892, unm. 4. William N. Brown 5 b 1-5-1814 (See below) 5. Elizabeth R. Brown 5 b 8-7-1815, d 1-15-1881, unm. 6. Louisa M. Brown 5 b 1-26-1817, d 2-24-1857, unm. 7. Sarah R. Brown 5 b 10-8-1818, d 2-23-1839, unm. 8. Harriet A. Brown 5 b 7-14-1821, d 8-26-1833, unm. 9. Mary E. Brown 5 b 5-7-1823, d 5-21-1858, unm. 10. Henrietta Brown 5 b 10-19-1825, d 8-13-1833, unm. 11. Amos P. Brown 5 b 7-26-1827 (See below) 12. Alice C. BroWn 5 b 5-15-1829, d 5-23-1846 13. Lydia Ridgely Brown 5 b 7-7-1831 (See p 187) 14. Lt. Col. Ridgely Brown 5 of the 1st Md. Reg. CSA. b 11-13-1833, killed 6-1-1864 near Ashland, Va., in a skirmish with "Sheridan's Cavalry", unm. . - (From above) "4" William N. Brown 5 b 1-5-1814, d 9-20-1868, m 1818 Elizabeth R. Walker. 1. William N. Brown, Jr. 6 b 1840, d 4-1-1863. 2. Charles R. Brown, 6 b 7-10-1845, m 5-7-1868 Elizabeth Wills. 3. David S. Brown 6 b 10-1-1849, d 8-15-1873, m 1-5-1873 Anna Lytle. 4. Carrie G. Brown 6 b 7-24-1856, m 1878 Walter Woodruff. (From above) "11" Amos P. Brown 5 b 7-26-1827, d 11-27-1887, m 5-18-1858 Fran­ ces L. Brown. 1. Ridgely Brown 6 6. Herbert Brown 6 2. Latimer Brown 6 7. Frank Brownfi 3. Hazen Brown 6 8. Elizabeth Brown 6 4. Amos Brown 6 9. Frances Brown 6 5. Stetvardson Brown 6 This compiler has been unable to find any of these Browns of their des­ cendants. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 187 (From p 186) "13" Lvdia Ridgely Brown 5 b 7-7-1831 "Elton" Montg. Co., Md. d 7- lo-mt "Oatfandy" Montg. Co., m 1-17-1854 ??^»™f*^ Chester b 2-11-1828 "Won" Loudon Co., Va. d 11-2-1902 Oatland , son nf r.eo Mason & Mary (Bowie) Chichester, of Ivon . Note - This Geo. Mason Chichester was a brother of Arthur Mason Chi­ chester who lived & died at "Ivon" & married Mary Bever y, of Avenel Fanquier Co., Va. See this compiler's book on "The Beverleys of Va.

rMnarg°aUret Bowie'chichester 6 b 1-17-1854 "Oatland" 6 7-28-1939 Wil- Son, Del. m 1-29-1890 Warrington Gillet Smith b 9-7-1861 Balto., MdId 12-10-1913 near Olney, Md. He, a Flour Merchant & son of Joseph Dean & Rosalva Lecretia (Gillet) Smith. No issue.

2. Lydfa Washington Chichester 6 b 6-26-1857 m , Phila Pa m 6-6-1894 William Sawtell Muir, b 5-6-1864 Chicago, ui., Uv ng" 10-'A1, 71 Ralston Ave., South Orange, N.J., son of Wm. & Augusta Eliz Sawtell) Muir, of Louisville, Ky. & Phila. No issue 3. Harriet Ridgely Chichester 6 b 11-20-1859 "Oatland", d 12-31-1938

4. Washing^Bowie Chichester Jr. 6 b 7-8-1868 (See below) 5. Mary Richard "Dick" Chichester 6 b 6-2-1878 (See p 188) (From above) "4" Washington Bowie Chichester Jr. 6 b 7-8-1868 "Oatland'' Montg. Co., Md. d 12-21-1918 Springland Montg. Co. m 12-^1™1^™ Mil er Hallowell b 10-31-1869 "Rockland" Montg Co d 1-19 1943 Olney, Md dau Henry Clay & Sarah (Miller) Hallowell, of "Rockland . í WashingtonHallivell Chichester 7 b 10-2-1892 "Springland", d there

2. Robtrl Hallowell Chichester 7 b 12-18-1893 "Springland", farming, 7-'47, with his brother, Ridgely, Olney, Md., unm. 3. Lydia Chichester 7 b 7-4-1895 "Springland", m 6-3-1916 Philip Dan dridge Laird b 6-29-1888 Brookeville Md., son of Wm. Henry & Rosa (Packard) Laird, of Brookeville. Mr. & Mrs. P. D. Laird live, 7- 47, "The Read House", New Castle, Del. He, an Investment Banker, re- tired. No issue. . ,, . «niq-ii 4. Sarah Hallowell Chichester 7 b 9-14-1896 "Springland 4-22 1931 H„o-h Tarnee-ie Galloway b 3-18-1896 Indianapolis, Ind., son ol Alex. C r ne Sa!low :y , of GlSo°w, Scotland * Eliz Christy «^«£«&r Scotland. Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Galloway live, 7- 47, 53 The Strand, New Castle, Del. He with the U.S. Rubber Co. No issue 5. Ridgely Brown Chichester 7 b 2-20-1899 "Springland , m 5-19 1932 Virginia Elizabeth Porter b 12-30-1909 Lewistmrg, Tenn., dau Jas_ Rucker & Nelle Margaret (Holden) Porter, of Lewisburg. Mr. & Mrs. Chichester live, 7-'47, Olney, Md. He, a Farmer. (1) Elizabeth Porter Chichester 8 b 2-15-1933 Olney, iving 7 47 (2 Ridgely Brown Chichester Jr. 8 b 5-7-1944 Olney, iving, 7- 47. 6. Cornelia Ashby Chichester 7 b 9-9-1903 "Springland , m^8-17 1929 Frederick Ernest Klutey b 8-16-1901 Henderson, Ky., son of Fred. L. 188 The Macgill-McGill Family & Anna C. (Neucks) Klutey, of Henderson. Mr. & Mrs. F. E. Klutey live, 8-'47, 3203 Swarthmore Rd., Wilmington, Del. He, a Chemical Engineer. (1) Anne Hallowell Klutey 8 b 9-6-1930 Wilmington, living 8- 47.^ (2) Frederick Ernest Klutey 8 b 7-3-1935 Wilmington, living, 8- 47. 7. Richard DuPont Chichester 7 b 2-20-1907 "Springland" m 5-17-1930 Gladys Ervin b 6-22-1908 Spencerville, Md., dau Wm. E. & Mary E. (Thompson) Ervin, of Ashton, Mr. & Mrs. Chichester live, 7-'47, 1602 Woodlawn Ave., Wilmington, Del. (1) Richard DuPont Chichester, Jr. 8 b 10-26-1937 Wilmington, living 7- 47. (2) Mary Ervin Chichester 8 b 11-4-1943 Wilmington, living, 7- 47. (From p 187)

"5" Mary Richard "Dick" Chichester 6 b 6-2-1878 "Oatland", Montg. Co., Md., living, 8-'47, "Elton" Kennet Pike, Wilmington, Del. m 4-9-1902 Alexis Felix duPont b 4-14-1879 Wilmington, Del., living, ll-'47, Rehoboth, Del., retired, son of Francis Gurney & Elsie Wigfall (Simons) duPont, of Wilmington. 1. Alexis Felix du Pont, Jr. 7 b 10-2-1905 "Elton". m 1st 8-28-1931, later divorced, Eleanor Hoyt, b 6-1-1912, Brookline, Mass. Now, ll-'47, Mrs. John A. Sweetser, living at Middleburg, Va., dau Rich. T. & Kath. (Stone) Hoyt, of Brookline. (1) Katherine Hoyt du Pont 8 b 8-5-1933 Phila., Pa., living, ll-'47. (2) Elaine Chichester du Pont 8 b 11-15-1934 Phila., Pa., living, 11- 47. (3) Alexis Felix du Pont III 8 b 4-14-1936 Phila., Pa., living, ll-'47. (4) Michael Hoyt du Pont 8 b 6-16-1939 Phila., Pa., living, ll-'47. All four of the above children live, ll-'47, Marshallton, Del. m 2nd 8-2-1947 Marka Truesdale Loving b 10-25-1910 N.Y. City, dau Joseph Robeson & Margaret (Scott) Loving. Mr. & Mrs. du Pont, Jr. live, ll-'47, Marshallton. He, an Investor. 2. Lydia Chichester du Pont 7 b 7-31-1907 "Elton", living there, 11- 47,

3. Richard Chichester du Pont 7 b 1-2-1911 "Elton" , d 9-11-1943 Calif., in a glider crash. He was Special Ass't. to Gen. Arnold on the Army Air Forces Glider Program, W.W. 2., m 3-9-1934 Helena Allaire Crozer b 5-4-1913 Stafford, Pa., living, ll-'47, Wilmington, dau Samuel A. & Helena R. (Beale) Crozer, of Chestnut Hill, Pa. (1) Richard Chichester du Pont, Jr. 8 b 1-30-1937 Phila., Pa., living, 11- 47, (2) Helena Allaire du Pont 8 b 7-6-1939 Phila., Pa., living, ll-'47. 4. Alice Frances du Pont 7 b 12-13-1912 "Elton", m 11-29-1935 Lt. Col. James Paul Mills b 11-7-1908 Radnor, Pa., son of Paul Denela & Ellen Drefel (Paul) Mills, of Radnor. Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Mills live, 9-'47,01d Westbury, L.I. He, in Aviation. During W.W. 2 he served from 6-'40 to 12-'45; was A-4 (Director of Supply & Maintenance) for 24th Composite Wing, Army Air Force, in Iceland, 7-'40 to 12-'43; then A-4 for 1st Fighter Command until war's end. Holds rank of Lt. Col. (1) Mary Chichester Mills 8 b 2-25-1937 Old Westbury, living, 9-'47. (2) Phylis Iverton Mills 8 b 11-13-1940 Old Westbury, living, 9-'47. (3) James Paul Mills 8 b 11-2-1945 Old Westbury, living, 9-'47. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 189

(From p 185) «3» Henrietta Griffith 4 b 4-14-1795, d 3-7-1864, m, 7-10-1817 William Penniman, a Merchant, b 1782 Boston, Mass., d 4-14-1825. 1 Mary Hathaway Penniman 5 b 6-24-1820 (See below) 2 William Ridgely Penniman 5 b 9-23-1821 (See p 191) 3 Annie Griffith Penniman 5 b 8-28-1822 (See p 194) 4. Nicholas Griffith Penniman 5 b 10-25-1823 (See p 197) (From above)

"I" Mary Hathaway Penniman 5 b 6-24-1820 Balto., Md ^f™4]*^ 1903, m 10-20-1840 John Valandingham Kell Carrington b 7-19-1817í Aldee, Va", d 1-3-1854 Balto., son of Eli & Alice Anna (Kell) Carrington. Mr. & Mrs T V.K. Carrington lived in Balto...... L Henrietta Penniman Carrington 6 b 8-25-1842 Balto., d there 1-8-1914, 9 Harriet Revnolds Carrington 6 b 10-27-1844 (See below) I wmia^^nniman Carrington 6 b 12-15-1846 Balto., d 9-11-1878, unm. (From above) "2" Harriet Reynolds Carrington 6 b 10-27-1844 Balto. Md.d there 5-31-1929 m 12-24-1866 Dr. Thomas Richardson Brown, U.S. .Navy.b 4 - 4 Kent Co , Md. d 1-16-1879 Balto., son of Thos -Richardson * Mary Eliz. (Hynson) Brown, of Balto. Dr. & Mrs. Brown lived in Balto. He, Professor of Surgery, Medical College, Univ. of Md. 1 MaryHarrington Brown 7 b 5-7-1870 Balto., living, 4- 46,unm. 2 Dr. Thomas Richardson Brown III 7 b 9-11-1872 See below). 3. James Carrington Brown 7 b 7-5-1874 (See below) 4. Henrietta Carrington Brown 7 b 3-1-1877 Balto d there 1893. 5. Harriet Carrington Brown 7 b 3-1-1877 (See p 190) (From above) "2" Dr. Thomas Richardson Brown, III 7 b 9-11-1872 Batto. m 11-24- 1902 Jean McComb Albert b 9-16-1883 Balto., dau Frank & Eleanor (Tay lor) Albert, of Balto. Dr. & Mrs. Brown live, 4-'46, 14 Whitfield Rd., Guil

ford, Balto. He, a Specialist on Internal Medicine. F,dridffe 1. Eleanor Albert Brown 8 b 3-28-1906 Balto., m 7-2-1930 Dr. Eldridge Houston Campbell, Jr., b 12-20-1901 Alderson, W. Va., son of Eldridge Houston & Eliz. (Spessard) Campbell, of Alderson. Dr & Mis. Camp S Jr live, 8-'46, 32 Willett St., Albany, N.Y. He a Neuro Surgeon (1) El zabeln Spessard Campbell 9 b 8-20-1932 Balto. Md. living, 8- 46. (2) Jean McComb Campbell 5 ^ 5-29-1934 Batto.,hTO8«. (3) Thomas Richardson Brown Campbell 9 b 9-3-193Ö Aioany, living, (From above) "3" James Carrington Brown 7 b 7-5-1874 Balto., Md., living there, ll-'46, Hampton Court Apts., a B. & O. Ry. Employee, retired. 190 The Macgill-McGill Family m 1st 1895 Mary Emma Daves, who d 1900 in Balto., Md., dau Edward Graham & Mary (Foster) Daves, of Newbern, N.C. 1. Etta Carrington Brown 8 b 3-5-1897, m 1917 Shelton Pitney, of Mor­ ristown, N.J., son of Justice Mahlon Pitney, of the Supreme Court.

(1) Shelton Pitney, Jr. 9 m Barbara Bradley, of N.Y. City. (2) James Carrington Brown Pitney 9 m Madelaine Stevens, of Prince­ ton, N.J. (3) Mary Foster Pitney 9 m 1st Rowland Hazzard, of Newport, R.I., who was killed in ac­ tion in W.W. 2. m 2nd William Gregory Parrott, Jr. of Calif. 2. Frank Daves Brown 8 b 6-8-1898 (See below) m 2nd 8-15-1904 Mary Elliott Bowman b 7-4-1876 Flushing, N.Y. d 11- 13-1945 Upper Falls, Md. 3. James Carrington Brown, Jr. 8 b 6-13-1906 (See below)

(From above)

"2" Frank Daves Brown 8 b 6-8-1898 Balto., m 4-14-1923 Dorothy Dwight Wolfe b 3-5-1897 Pittsburgh, Pa., dau Chas. A. & Caroline (Childs) Wolfe, of Pittsburgh. Mr. & Mrs. F. D. Brown live, 12-'47, in Pittsburgh. 1. Margaret Daves Brown 9 b 6-13-1924 Pittsburgh, m 6-15-1946 Wil­ liam Henry Watt Smith, Jr. b 12-28-1920 Pittsburgh, son of W. H.W. & Tillie Anderson (Cook) Smith, Sr., of Pittsburgh. Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Jr., live, 12-'47, in Pittsburgh. He, a Salesman. He served in W.W. 2 in the Army Air Force in Europe. No issue. 2. Dorothy Dwight Brown 9 b 8-28-1926 Pittsburgh, m 12-26-1946 Jerome Lawrence O'Keefe, b 12-26-1925 Pittsburgh, son of John Lawrence O'Keefe of Pittsburgh. Mr. & Mrs. J. L. O'Keefe live, 12-'47, in Pitts­ burgh. (1) Lawrence Daves O'Keefe 10 b 10-1-1947 Pittsburgh. 3. Frances Carrington Brown. 9 b 11-5-1929 Pittsburgh, living, 12-'47, unm. (From above)

"3" James Carrington Brown, Jr. 8 b 6-13-1906 Balto., Md. m 1st 6-15-1931 Florence Hildreth Laws b 3-15-1909 Cincinnati, O. d 12-18-1932 Pittsburgh, Pa., dau Bradford & Margaret (Hildreth) Laws, of Cincinnati, Memphis, Tenn. & La. No issue, m 2nd 7-2-1934 Va. Miller b 10-29-1912 Detroit, Mich., dau Harvey & Helen (Larimer) Miller, of Detroit. Mr. & Mrs. Brown, Jr. live, 6-'46, Prescott, Ariz. He, a Rancher. 1. James Carrington Brown, III 9 b 5-17-1939 Wilmington, Del., living, 6-'46. 2. Thomas Larimer Brown 9 b 6-23-1941 Wilmington, Del., living, 6-'46. 3. Daivd Canby Brown 9 b 6-29-1944 Wilmington, Del., living, 6-'46.

(From p 189) "5" Harriet Carrington Brown 7 b 3-1-1877 Balto., Md., living, "Sky' Acre", Ruxton, Md. m 12-5-1900 Duncan Kenner Brent b 10-9-1877 Descendants of Sarah Macgill 191 "Ashland Plantation", La., d 5-15-1934 Ruxton, son of Gen. Joseph Lan­ caster & Rosella (Kenner) Brent, of La. & Balto. Mr. D. K. Brent, a Law­ yer, was Gen'l. Counsel for the B. & O. Ry. Mrs. Brent is much interested in families & their histories, having served 5 years as President of the Md. Chapter of the Colonial Dames. 1. Joseph Lancaster Brent, II 8 b 6-3-1903 Balto. m 1st 11-18-1926, later divorced, Patricia Andrews Herron b 8-17- 1903 Cincinnati, O-, living, 3-'46, 104 Lakeview Ave., Cambridge, Mass., dau Wm. Collins & Jane Andrews (Espy) Herron, of Cin­ cinnati. „ . , ,.. 1. Joseph Lancaster Brent III 9 b 5-9-1928 Balto., living, 3- 46. 2 Robert Brent 9 b 10-13-1931, Paris, France, living, 3- 46. m 2nd 7-31-1942 Katya iiszay b 5-25-1909 Budapest, Hungary. Mr. & Mrs. Brent live, 3-'46, 808 S. Pitts St., Alex., Va. No issue. 2. Duncan Kenner Brent 8 b 3-20-1906 Balto. m 10-21-1929 Fredricka Chase b 9-27-1903 Waterbury, Conn., dau Fred Starkweather & Elsie (Rowland) Chase, of Waterbury. Mr. & Mrs. Brent are, 3- 46, in Calif. He, an Independant Research Scholar there. No issue. 3 Harriet Carrington Brent 8 b 8-30-1913 Ruxton, Md., m 10-19-1934 Lt. William Page Dame, Jr. USNR, b 3-4-1917 Balto., son of Rev. Wm. Page & Josephine (Putney) Dame. Lt. & Mrs. Dame live, 3- 46, Ruxton. (1) Harriet Carrington Dame 9 b 12-19-1936 Balto., living, 3- 46. (2) William Page Dame in, 9 b 7-6-1940 Balto., living, 3- 46.

(From p 189) "2" William Ridgely Penniman 5, a Merchant, b 9-23-1821 Brooklyn, N.Y. d 1898 Ashville, N.C. m 12- -1848 Julia Sharpless Stephens b 6- 28-1824 Balto. d 11-27-1886 Rich.,Va. 1. Emily Baldwin Penniman 6 b 3- -1850 d in infancy. 2. William Talbot Penniman 6 b 5-31-1851 (See below). 3. William Ridgely Penniman, Jr. 6 b 4-5-1853 (See p 193) 4. Julia Wilson Penniman 6 b 5-11-1855, d Ashville, N.C. Unm. 5. Charles Frederic Penniman 6 b 6-24-1860 (See p 194) 6. John Wright Penniman 6 b 1- -1863, d 6- -1864. 7. Ellen Baldwin Penniman 6 b 3- -1865, d Ashville, N.C. Unm (From above)

"2" William Talbot Penniman 6 b 5-31-1851 Rhinecliff, N.Y., d in Wil­ mington, Del., m 3-18-1880 Susan Garrettson Waters. 1. Mary Garrettson Penniman 7 b 3-17-1881 (See below) 2. William Ridgely Penniman 7 b 1-23-1883 Ashville, N. C, d there, unm. 3. William Talbot Penniman, Jr. 7 b 9-27-1885 (See p 192) 4. Susan Waters Penniman 7 b 11-18-1888 (See p 192) 5. Lucy Seymour Penniman 7 b 10-28-1890 (See p 192) (From above)

"1" Mary Garrettson Penniman 7 b 3-17-1881 Ashville, N.C, m 6-12- 1909 Allen P. Ames b 3- -1877(?) Albany, N.Y. Mr. & Mrs. Ames live, 192 The Macgill-McGill Family 6-'47, 70 Vreeland Ave., Nutley, N.J. He, in the Publicity business. 1. Susan Garrettson Ames 7 b 1910 Boston, Mass. m John Noble. Mr. & Mrs. Noble live, 6-'47, 248 Richmond Terrace, St. George, Staten Island, N.Y. No other information supplied. 2. Mary Penniman Ames 7 b 1912 Rutherford, N. J., m a Mr. Frank. Mr. & Mrs. Frank are living, 6-'47. No other information supplied.

(From p 191)

"3" William Talbot Penniman, Jr. 7 b 9-27-1885 Ashville, N.C. d 12-9- 1942 Wilmington, Del. m 4-27-1918 Mary Barr Johnson b 10-17-1892 Wil­ mington, living there, 4-'47, at 1925 Del. Ave., dau Caleb Parker & Julia Allmond (Barr) Johnson, Jr. of Wilmington. Mr. Penniman was V. Pres., Atlas Powder Co. 1. Julia Penniman 8 b 1-22-1919 Wilmington, m 2-19-1944 Lt. Comdr. Gus­ tav Julius Groos, n, b 6-22-1913 San Antonio, Tex., son of Fred.Carl & Florence (Clarkson) Groos, of San Antonio. Mr. & Mrs. Groos, n, live, 10-'47, 115 Grant Ave., San Antonio. He, in Insurance. He served in W.W. 2 in USNR from 8-'41 to ll-'45; about 1 yr. of it in the Pacific, & about the same in the Caribbean; was discharged a Lt. Comdr. (1)Gustav Julius Groos, niH 2-6-1945 Wilmington, living, 10-'47. 2. William Talbot Penniman, III 8 b 3-24-1920 Wilmington, m 8-9-1946 Lenore Hanna Compton b 4-2-1924 Charleston, W. Va., dau Jno. Norvin & Lenore Hanna (Coke) Compton, of Charleston. Mr. & Mrs. Penniman live, 4-'47, St. Georges, Del. He, a student, Univ. of Del. He served in W.W. 2 from 7-'41 to 10-'45 with U.S. Army Air Force, as Arial Gunner; and as Instructor in U. S. & England; he, a Staff Sgt., rec'd. the Air Medal. (1) Lenore Compton Penniman 9 b 2-21-1947 Wilmington, living 4-'47. 3. Caleb Johnson Penniman 8 b 7-18-1924 Montreal, Canada, 4-'47, a stud­ ent, Univ. of Va. He served in W.W. 2 as Staff Sgt. Engineer Gunner, 13th A.A.F., 868th Bomb Squadron (H) B-24s, in S.W. Pacific; rec'd. 5 Air Medals. He served from 6-'43 to 10-'45, and is unm. (From p 191) "4" Susan Waters Penniman 7 b 11-18-1888 Ashville, N.C, m 7-1- 1916 Findley Burns, b in Balto., Md., son of Findley Highlands & Eliz. Dix­ on (Brown) Burns, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Findley Burns live, 4-'47, 1516 Bolton St., Balto. 1. Findley Burns, Jr. 8 b 5-4-1917 Balto. Now at American Embassy, Warsaw, Poland, 4-'47. He served W.W. 2. No further information. 2. Susan Penniman Burns 8 b 5-20-1919 Balto., living, 4-'47, Wilmington, Del., unm. 3. Barbara Highlands Burns 8 b 3-3-1927 Balto., living there, 4-'47, unm.

(From p 191) "5" Lucy Seymour Penniman 7 b 10-28-1890 Ashville, N.C, living, 4-'47, 171 Wildwood Ave., Upper Montclair, N.J. m 9-23-1913 Walter Joseph Mosenthai b 5-19-1881 N.Y. City, d 5-31-1946, Upper Montclair, Descendants of Sarah Macgill 193 son of Joseph & Augusta (Andreae) Mosenthai, of N.Y. City. Mr. & Mrs. W J Mosenthai lived in Upper Montclair, he an Insurance Broker.

1 ' Waher Joseph Mosenthai, Jr. 8 b 6-12-1914 N.Y. City, living, 4- 47, Tabove1 add'ress, continuing his father's Insurance Business. He served in W W. 2 from 5-'42 to 7-'46 & from Private to Capt. in the U.S. Army Finance Div. in Puerto Rico, Jamaica, & Cuba, unm. 2 Dr William Talbot Mosenthai 8 b 4-17-1916 N.Y. City, m 8-8-1942 Marte Eleanor Hastings b 2-26-1920, Groton, N.Y., dau Timothy Jas. & Kath Rose (McCarthy) Hastings, of Groton. Dr. & Mrs. Mosen hal , o I '47 171 Wildwood Ave., Upper Montclair. He, a Practicing Physician7' Èï JïStawS.' 2 from 2-'44 to 6-'46 in US. Army Med­ ical Corps - rank of Capt. - in Oahu, Hawaii, Iwo Jima & Guam; rec d. Action & Campaign Medals, Iwo Jima. U) WUliam TaU Mosenthai, Jr. 9 lb 1-20-1944 N.Y. Ctty, living, 4- 47. 2 Katherine Penniman Mosenthai 9 b 4-4-1947 N.Y. City, living, I. 3 Elizabeth Garrettson Mosenthai 8 b 4-17-1916 N.Y. City, m 6-28-1941 3 - SSSTSBS Warner b 9-27-1916 Brooklyn N.Y., son&o^aroM^wson & Henrietta (Van Deinse) Warner, of Brooklyn Mr & Mrs. R. K.War ner live, 4-'47, 187 Inwood Ave., Upper Montclair, N.J. He, an Executive ft) ETizaSh Garrettson Warner 9 b 8-6-1942 Montclair, living, 4-'47. 2 Robert Kent Warner, Jr. 9 b 12-15-1943 Brooklyn, living, 4- 47. 3 mer Van Deinse Warner 9 b 3-30-1945 Brooklyn, living, 4-'47 4 Stephen Penniman Warner 9 b 9-27-1946 Brooklyn, Irving, 4- 47. 4. Lucy Penniman Mosenthai 8 b 4-16-1918 Bronxville, N.Y., living, 4 47,

at mother's address, unm. 1Q.R 5. Andreae Waters Mosenthai 8 b 9-18-1921 Montclair, N.J., » f"21"194» Barbara Vincent Gunschel b 10-7-1923 Bayonne N.J., dau Ralph & Olive Vincent (Dwyer) Gunschel, of N.J. Mr. & Mrs. Mosenthai live, 4- 47, 5 ïhe Fairwa?, Upper Montclair. He, Asst. Branch Mgr., Arm Karagheu- 6. Mary Augusta Mosenthai 8 b 3-26-1924 Montclair, living, 4-'47, at mother's address,, unm. , 7. Ann Proctor Mosenthai 8 b 5-2-1931 Montclair, living, 4- 47. (From P 191)

"3" William Ridgely Penniman, Jr. 6 b 4-5-1853 Balto Md d 1896 Ashville, N.C. m 6- -1883 Maragret Campbell Allison b 10-25-1857 Nashville, Tenn. d there 10- -1918, dau Thos. Fearne Perkins & Jane

C. "Junie" (Marshall) Allison, of Ashville. im nnm 1. Thomas Allison Penniman 7 b 5-21-1884 Ashvil e, d there 1906, unm.

2. Julia Sharpless Penniman 7 b 7-27-1885 (See be ow) 3. Margaret Ridgely Penniman 7 b 9-2-1889 Ashville m 8-28-1943 Frank Marion Weaver b 1-1-1892 Noxubee, Miss., son of Henry Frank & Maude (Prince) Weaver, of Wash., D.C. Mr. & Mrs. Weaver live, 7- 47, 2919 Cathedral Ave., N.W., Wash., D.C. He, a Lawyer. No issue.

(From above) "2" Julia Sharpless Penniman 7 b 7-27-1885 Ashville, N.C. d there 9- 194 The Macgill-McGill Family -1913, m 9-25-1909 Homer Taft Read b 1884 Heath, Mass. d 6- -1911 Atlanta, Ga., son of Fred. & Julia (Gleason) Read, of Heath. Mr. & Mrs. H. T. Read lived in Atlanta. He, in National Forestry Service. I. Col. Stephen Read Hanmer 8 U.S. Army, nee' Stephen Taft Read, b 7- 7-1900 Ashville, was adopted in 1917 by Lee Franklin & Mary (Garlick) Hanmer, of N.Y. State - neither of whom is related to Col. Hanmer - m 11-12-1932 Mary Virginia Marchant b 6-22-1912 Ogden, Utah, dau Halsey Collins & Sara Blanche (La Fontaine) Marchant, of Denver, Col Col. Hanmer is stationed, 6-'47, in Manila, P.I. She is at 1385 Cherry St., Denver. Col. Hanmer, a graduate, West Point, Class of 1930, rec'd his M.A. in Engineering at Cornell Univ 1935; served before W W 2 at various Army Posts in U.S. & at Ft. McKinley, P.L, building roads & bridges on Bataan; then from 10-'38 to 8-'44, at U.S. Army Engineer Dist., Buffalo, N.Y. & Ft. Leonard Wood; and as Dist. Engineer at En­ gineer Dist., Denver, Col.; then 8-'44 to 7-'45 at Office of Chief of En­ gineers, Wash., D.C. as Exec. Asst. to Asst. Chief of Engineers; 8-'45 to present, 6- 47, Office of Chief Engineer, Manila, P.L, as Exec. Ass't to Chief Engineer and as Acting Chief Engineer; by the end of the war he was a full colonel and had rec'd the Soldier's Medal, Legion of Merit Award and Army Commendation Ribbon. (1) Stephen Read Hanmer, Jr. 9 b 8-15-1933 Denver, living, 6-'47 2. Julia Read Hanmer 8, nee'Julia Read, b 9-28-1911 Ashville, living, 6-'47 Gardiner, N.Y. She, like her brother, was adopted by Mr. & Mrs. Lee Franklin Hanmer and given that surname.

(From p 191)

"5" Charles Frederic Penniman 6 b 6-24-1860, d 1898, m 9-6-1892 Lucy Barbour Waters b 12-17-1871 dau Wm. Smith & Lindsay Seymour (Taliaferro) Waters. 1. Rev. Charles Frederic Penniman 7 b 7-14-1893 Ashville, N. C m 1- 5-1927 Lucile Shackleford Nelson b 5-13-1893 Culpeper,, Va., dau Lew­ is Porter & Caroline Watson (Shackleford) Nelson, of Culpeper. Rev & Mrs. Penniman live, 3-'47, 3621 De Tonty St., St. Louis, Mo.

(1) Charles Frederic Penniman 8 b 8-9-1928 Meridian, Miss., living,

(2) ?-a'471Íne Barb0ur Penniman 8 b 5-9-1932 Wilmington, Del., living,

(From p 189)

Griffith i !?" Penniman 5 b 8-28-1822, d Balto., Md., m 1-16-1855 Judge Hugh Lenox Bond b 12-26-1826 Balto., d there 10-24-1893. Judge & Mrs Bond lived in Balto., where he was Judge of the City Criminal Court, and later of the 4th Federal District Court. 1. Nicholas Penniman Bond 6 b 9-27-1856 (See p 195) 2. Hugh Lenox Bond, Jr. 6 b 12-23-1858 (See p 195) 3. Dr. Summerfield Berry Bond 6 b 4-9-1860 (See p 196) Descendants of Sarah Macgill 195

(From p 194) "1" Nicholas Penniman Bond 6 b 9-27-1856 Balto., d there 6-16-1915, m May Campbell Murdoch b 5-1-1861 Balto., d there 12-17-1927, dau Dr. Thos Fridge & Eliz. Campbell (Winchester) Murdoch, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Bond lived in Balto. He, a Harvard Univ. graduate, had as law partners Robt. D. Morrison, Howard Munnikyson & Edward Duffy. 1. Elizabeth Murdoch Bond 7 b 9-25-1884 Balto., living, 3- 47, 245 E. 21st St., N.Y. City, unm. 2. Hugh Lenox Bond HI, 7 b 2-24-1887 Balto., m 3-30-1920 , as her 2nd husband, Katherine Downes, widow Bartlett, b 5-8-1896 Catonsville, Md., dau Joseph L. & (Chase) Downes, of Catonsville. Mr. & Mrs. Bond live, 9-'46 , 30 W. Main St., Yarmouth, Me. He retired. (1) Hugh Lenox Bond, IV 8 b 4-1-1929 Balto., living, 9- 46. 3. Marion Campbell Bond 7 b 2-25-1892 Balto., d there 4-7-1946, m 2-6- 1943 Dr. Louis Hamman b about 1878, d 4-28-1946 Balto. Dr. & Mrs. Hamman lived in Balto. He a Practicing Physician. No issue. (From p 194) "2" Hugh Lenox Bond, Jr. 6 b 12-23-1858 Balto., d there 4-11-1922, m 6-4-1884 Jesse Van Rensslaer Beale b 5-17-1862 Kinderhook, N.Y., d 11- 27-1942 Balto., dau Chas. Fred. & Cath. (Wilder) Beale, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Bond, Jr. lived in Balto. He, a Harvard Univ. law graduate, entered the service of the B. & O. Ry., as an atty. in the office of its Gen. Counsel, in 1882 and spent his whole life in that office, becoming Gen. Counsel & 2nd V. Pres. of this railroad. 1. Eloise Beale Bond 7 b 7-18-1885 (See p 196) 2. Anne Penniman Bond 7 b 10-2-1886 Balto., living there 5- 46, at 1605 Park A.V6 unm. 3. Catherine Wilder Bond 7 b 4-10-1893 Balto., m 2-26-1916 Richard New­ ton Jackson b 8-25-1883 Salisbury, Md„ son of Elihu Emory & Nannie (Rider) Jackson, of Salisbury. Mr. & Mrs. R. N. Jackson live, 5- 46, "Venture," Stevenson, Md. (1) 1st Lt. Richard Newton Jackson, Jr. 8 U.S. Army Engineers, b 1-7- 1917 Balto., living, 5-'46, above address. He served in W.W. 2, in Kiska & other Aleutians from July to Dec. '43, & in Italy 3- 44 to

ll-'45. Unm. ,Mn _ (2) Catherine Bond Jackson 8 b 8-29-1919 Balto., m 6-10-1939 Gary Black b 11-26-1914 Balto., son of Van Lear & Jessie Augusta (Gary) Black, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Gary Black live, 6-'46, Stevenson. He in the Circulation Dept. of the Baltimore Sun Paper. a. Gary Black, Jr. 9 b 8-2-1941, living, 6-'46. b. Catherine Wilder Black 9 b 5-1-1944 Balto., living, 6J«- 4. Jessie Van Rensslaer Bond 7 b 11-15-1896 Balto., m 11-3-1923 Clement Lyndon Despard b 7-14-1884 New Rochelle, N.Y., son of C. L. & Car­ oline Russell (Bates) Despard, Sr., of N.Y. City. Mr. & Mrs. Despard, Jr. live, 7-'46, Rumson, N.J. He, an Insurance Broker (l)Jessica Van Rensselaer Despard 8 b 9-19-1924 N.Y. City, m 1-27- 1945 Samuel Dennis Warren, IV, b 6-7-1913 Manchester, Mass., son of Sam. D. & Helen (Thomas) Warren, m, of Boston. Mr. & Mrs. 196 The Macgill-McGill Family Warren, IV live, 8-'46, Essex, Mass. He, a Lawyer. a. Samuel Dennis Warren, v9 b 3-14-1946 Boston, living, 8-'46. (2) Katherine Greatorex Despard 8 b 12-24-1927 N.Y. City, living 7-'46. (3) Clement Lyndon Despard 8 b 2-12-1929 Balto., living 7-'46. 5. Eleanor Lenox Bond 7 b 4-15-1900 Balto., m 5-21-1938 Eric Leonard Bergland b 6-17-1881 Lexington, Ky., son of Eric & Lucy Scott (Mac- Farland) Bergland, of Ky., N.Y. & Balto. Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Bergland live, 5-'46, Naxera, Va. He, an Engineer, retired. No issue.

(From p 195)

"1" Eloise Beale Bond 7 b 7-18-1885 Balto., m 8-17-1912 William Scott Bergland b 10-27-1885 Lexington, Ky., son of Eric & Lucy Scott (McFarland) Bergland, of Balto. & brother of Eric L. Bergland. See above. Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Bergland live, 4-'48, Hockessin, Del. He, an Engineer. 1. Eloise Bond Bergland 8 b 7-11-1913 Wilmington, living, 4-'48, Hockes­ sin, Del., m 6-20-1940 Dr. David Worcester b 10-4-1907 Boston, Mass. d 6-20-1947, Montreal, Canada, son of Elwood & Blanche Stanley (Ruli­ son) Worcester. Dr. Worcester was Pres. of Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y. No issue. 2. William McFarland Bergland 8 b 5-19-1915 Wilmington, d 10-16-1931 Boston, Mass. 3. Hugh Lenox Bond Bergland 8 b 12-30-1917 Wilmington, m 9-30-1944 Elizabeth Murphy Howard b 6-15-1920 Shreveport, La., dau Jno Clar­ ence & Ida Martha (Hoover) Howard, of Shreveport. Mr. & Mrs. Berg­ land live, 4-'48, Weldon, 111. (1) Martha Scott Bergland 9 b 9-16-1945 Oklahoma City, Okla., living, 4-'48. *' (2) John Howard Bergland 9 b 8-12-1947 Weldon, 111., living, 4-'48. 4. Lucy Scott Bergland 8 b 3-23-1923 Wilmington, living 5-'46, unm. 5. Charles Beale Bergland 8 b 12-20-1926 Wilmington, living 5-'46, unm.

(From p 194) "3" Dr. Summerfield Berry Bond 6 b 4-9-1860 Balto., Md., d there 12- 21-1911, m 10-8-1890 Julia Bond Valentine, b 6-2-1864 Bellefonte, Pa., living, 6-'46 Hewlett, L.L, N.Y., dau Robt. & Mary (Natt) Valentine, of Bellefonte. Dr. & Mrs. Bond lived in Balto. He, a Physician. 1. Lydia Valentine Bond 7 b 8-8-1891 Bellefonte, Pa., living, 7-'46, 59 E. 80th St., N.Y. City, m 11-25-1914 Harford Willing Hare Powel, divorced 1946, b 8-20-1886 Chestnut Hill, Pa., living, 7-'46, N.Y. City, son of Harford Willing Hare & Marion Clifford (Howard) Powel, of Newport, R. I* (1) Harford Willing Hare Powel, Jr. 8 b 11-11-1916 N.Y. City, m 1-2- 1944 Virginia Lewis Worthington b 5-21-1915 Wash., D.C, dau Gus­ tave & Glenn (Scanton) Worthington, of San Antonio, Texas. Mr. & Mrs. Powel, Jr. live, 5-'47, 12 W. 66th St., N.Y. City. He, a Medic­ al Photographer. He served in W.W. 2 from 4-'42, as Official U.S. Army War Photographer, Southern Pacific Area '44-'45: wounded in action 4-26-1945. a. Harford Worthington Powel 9 b 10-11-1944 N.Y. City, living, 6-'46. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 197

Amer. Cable & Radio Corp. of N.Y. He was with the U. S. 50th A. A Rriirade in W.W. 2, European Theatre.

(3)Daviissued. LeRoy Edgar » b 10-2-19^o_iq25ö NJN.Ï Y. v.»yCitv,, living"v , 6-'46, Hewlett, unm. (From p 189) «4» Nicholas Griffith Penniman 5 b 10-^5-1823 Balto Md d there o ! 7.1 «95 m 11-1-1860 Rebecca Pue Dobbin b 9-18-1833 Balto., a in«r SIS«: dau Uge Geo. W. & Rebecca (Pue) Dobbin, of Balto. & of Law

yer's Hill, Howard Co., Md. 97 ,862 (See below)

1. George Dobbin Penniman 6 b 6-27 (B^betow) member 2. Henry Griffith Penniman 6 b 7-11-1864 Balto., MO. "e of the firm of Tongue, Brooks & Zimmerman, Inc., of Balto., d there

St Balto. He, a Manufacturer. No issue. n_>47

ers etc., of Balto., unm. 0_>47 unm> 6. Rebecca Penniman 6 b 10-5-187Z Balto., nvuig (From above)

»1» George Dobbin Penniman 6 b 6-27-1862 ^^^í'ií&'í^ 1943 Balto., Md., m 10-20-1890 Harriet WUni Dushane ,1864 dS^

1932 "Hawthorn HiU" Balto., Co., Md., datloiijna.Alex. **« CQ (nuke! Dushane Mr. & Mrs. Penniman lived at Poplar nut > ohnsXkinsTuniv. law graduate became-C—£^sisted Union Passenger Ry. Co.; the United Electric LtgM & Power Co

in merging it with the Consolidated Gas Co. to form & pr|.

& Power Co., all of Balto.; also«Counsel for thwas counsel pared the contract for its sale to the C. & P- leiepnouc v. for the B. & O. Ry. Co. 198 The Macgill-McGill Family

1. John Alexander Dushane Penniman 7 b 1-21-1892 Balto., d there 3-5- 1939, m 6-19-1920 Christine Stuart Brown b 11-7-1892 Springfield, 111., living, 3-'47, "Lurgan", Poplar Hill Rd., Balto. Co., dau Stuart & Kath. (Hay) Brown, of Springfield. No issue. 2. Capt. George Dobbin Penniman, Jr. 7 b 3-15-1894 (See below) 3. Harriet Wilson Dushane Penniman, 7 b 3-15-1897 (See p 199) 4. Marion Dushane Penniman 7 b 10-5-1901 Balto., living there, 4-'47, at 1007 Poplar Hill Rd. m 10-11-1923 Francis Meserve Barker b 12-13- 1897 Balto., d 7-21-1944 Eaglesmere, Pa., son of Jno. Alex. & Mabel Frances (Meserve) Barker, of Balto. (1) Francis Meserve Barker, Jr. 8 b 8-2-1924 Balto., now, 4-'47, junior at Princeton Univ. (2) Marion Penniman Barker 8 b 12-9-1926 Balto., now, 4-'47, at Wel­ lesley College. (3) George Penniman Barker 8 b 9-21-1939 Balto., living, 4-'47. 5. Nicholas Griffith Penniman, m 7 b 4-4-1908 Balto., m 8-18-1933 Esther Cox Loney Wight b 7-15-1910 dau of Frank Loney & Gladys Mitchell (Watts) Wight. Mr. & Mrs. Penniman, m live, live, 3-'44, Poplar Hill Rd. Balto. He, a Lawyer. (1) Nicholas Griffith Penniman, IV 8 b 3 -7-1938, living, 3-'44. (2) Christine Stockton Penniman 8 b 12-3-1941, living,3-'44. (From above) "2" Capt. George Dobbin Penniman, Jr. 7 AEF b 3-15-1894, Balto., Md. m 1st 8-17-1918, later divorced, Lucy Terrell Dawson, b 8-23-1895, Gar­ rison, Md., living, 3-'47, "The Boxwoods", Pikesville, Md., dau Joseph Hill & Va. (White) Dawson, of Stevenson, Md. 1. 1st Lt. George Dobbin Penniman, in 8 b 2-21-1920 Balto., d 1-19- 1944. Killed in line of duty near Gates, Tenn., a Pilot, U.S. Air Force. He trained in ROTC, Johns Hopkins Univ.; graduated 2nd Lt. 6-'42. Unm. 2. Virginia White Penniman 8 b 2-22-1924, Balto. m 1-12-1946 Maj. Joseph Douglas MitcheU, U. S. Army (Reg.) b 5-1-1920 Balto., son of Geo. Wash. & Katharyne Eugenia (Diggs) Mitchell, of Balto. Maj. & Mrs. Mitchell live, 3-'47, 406 S. Lee St., Alex., Va. He, in the office of Chief of Staff, Wash., D.C. He entered the Army, 6-'41, thru ROTC; served in W.W. 2; overseas, 7-'42 to 12-'45, in Australia, New Guinea, Philippines & Japan; rec'd. Purple Heart, Silver Star & Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster. (1)Douglas Diggs Mitchell 9 b 2-18-1947 Wash., living, 3-'47. 3. Hill Dawson Penniman 8 b 10-22-1927 Balto.; served in W.W. 2 as Cpl. Army Air Force, from 10-'45 to '46. Unm. m 2nd 9-16-1944 Laura van der Spiegel Merrill b 10-25-1908 Old Benning­ ton, Vt., dau Robt. Hubbell & Lyda Nightengale (Cammett) Merrill, of Old Bennington. Capt. & Mrs. Penniman live, 3-'47, 1003 Poplar Hill Rd., Balto. He, an Executive Officer, Penniman & Brown, Chem­ ical Engineers - Analysts, of Balto. He served in W.W. 1 with Md. Nat. Guard; active duty 1916, again 1917; in 8-'17 commissioned Capt. F. A. commanding Battery C, 313th F.A., 80th Div.; wounded in action, Meuse-Argonne Sector 10-'18; discharged, 6-'19. In W.W.2 199 Descendants of Sarah Macgill he served as Regional Chief, Manpower Utilization Reg. V, War Man-

4. S^t^Z^^ 8 b 8-29-1945 Balto., living, 3-'47. (From p 198) .•3" Harriet Wilson Dushane PennimanJ^^Z^^f^

terson served in^.W 1, from 5- 17 to 1 l*^rom ^ ^

went to Ireland 7-'18 in ^^^^IT 17-1921 Balto., m 5-9-1941

1. Harriet Dushane Penniman Patterson of T Q & M. 14 191 Thomas Gifting s Buchanan, Jr.,_t. ^rs. Buchanan, Jr., live,

len (Gilmor) Buchanan, Sr., of Balto, Mr. « Writer. He 12->47, 2025 Eye St N.W.,. Wash . D.C. He a Newspap

served in W.W. 2 from 6- 42 to 6 46, came out 2nd Lt. in Q.M. Corps; attended Anh Aircraft U.c D overseas 3->43; promoted to 1st Lt. .M«^'d ^ttle of Northern France 6-'44, serving .in England & trance, ret u. Campaign Star. No issue. 17.1922 Balto., now 7-'47, Senior,

2. George Sterling Patterson Jr lb 7-17 1922 Balto ^ pfc Johns Hopkins Univ.; served in W.W. 2 ™ ° ™ Theatres, with to 2nd U 5-10-45; servein«^6^ France cam- P-Sgnsf -Ukme^ 'liSS ££ Army of Occupation Medal * Victory Medal. Unm. i_»*-i«26 Balto., m 5-16-1946 3. George ^^^^^^l^^S^^O^mllmti Marjorie Ruth Manley b 9-18 1926 Ft. Benio , Patterson

& Ethel Marie (Burket) Manley,of Ft .Bent0£Mr^ Tecnmcian, live, 7-'47, at his mother's address. He, a wuu

State Conservation Commission. 4_>47 (l)Marjorie Penniman ^«^I^^SSÍVUT. 4. Dushane Patterson 8, a boy, b 8-15 1931 Bano., s (From p 197)

"3" Dr. William Bose Dobbin ^^J^^^^j». 12-17-1938, m 1898 Anne Lloyd Stirling o Balto d 9 17 194 ag^

Dr. Penniman was one of the leading «sts of his dJJ» was con. 1 the firm, Penniman & Browne, chemists ^^ ^^ and B. & 0. suiting chemist, of the School of Hygiene, Johns Hopkins ^ ' Ry. Co. & other large industries; during W.W. l.was_ nea Div. of the War Industries Board; r «P^enting his irm,he

in an advisory capacity in the construction o tunnels *s aan, J on ment Agencies, and spent a year in Cuba as a consultant oi t ^ 4 1 p railroads & industries; he developed several ^ ™ ^ ™d at 1122 Cath- patents on petroleum processes. Dr. & Mrs. Penniman edral St., Balto. No issue. 200 The Macgill-McGill Family

(From p 186)

"7" Nicholas Griffith, Jr. 4 b 11-9-1801, d 11-5-1839 Galveston, Texas, m 1st 2-15-1825 Rosanna Stewart, of Pittsburgh, Pa., who d there 1- - 1833. 1. Anne Jane Griffith 5 b 12-7-1825, d 5-15-1848 Stewartsville, Pa., m James P. Marchand. (1) Nicholas Griffith Marchand 6 b 8-3-1844 entered Union Army, Civil War, and d at Fred., Md. (2) Benjamin Rust Marchand 6 b 1846, lived in Chicago. 2. Robert Stewart Griffith 5 b 6-25-1828 (See below). 3. Charles Henry Griffith 5 b 6-6-1831, d 6-28-1833 . m 2nd 12-14-1837 Elizabeth McElhenny. 4. George Nicholas Griffith 5,d 1845.

(From above)

"2" Robert Stewart Griffith 5 b 6-25-1828, m 5-14-1868 Anna Z. Webb. 1. Florence Mitchell Griffith 6 b 6-13-1867, d 2-28-1887. 2. Walter Ridgely Griffith 6 b 2-21-1877. 3. Rosanna Stewart Griffith 6 d 12-2-1884.

(From p 186)

"8" Thomas Griffith 4 b 5-15-1803, d 1-9-1870, m 11-1-1825 Eliza­ beth Griffith b 4-8-1800, d 4-3-1860, dau Lyde & Anne (Poole, widow Dor­ sey) Griffith. 1. William P. Griffith 5 b 10-2-1826, d 12-26-1846. 2. Nicholas R. Griffith 5 b 10-10-1828, d 1-22-1864, m Mary S. Jones. No issue. 3. Capt. Thomas Griffith, Jr. 5 b 4-29-1831 (See below). 4. Edward Griffith 5 b 6-2-1833, d 1857 5. Mary Ann Griffith 5, of Montg. Co., Md., b 3-8-1835, d 5-1-1890, m Richard H. Lansdale. No issue. 6. Judge David Griffith 5 CSA b 4-9-1837 (See p 201) 7. Capt. Festus Griffith 5 CSA of Montg. Co., Md., b 7-12-1838, m 6-28- 1871 Avolina Riggs b 7-7-1838, d 1-25-1892, dau Elisha & Avolina (War- field) Riggs & sister of Mary Olivia Riggs (See p 24). No issue. 8. Frank Griffith 5 CSA. of Montg. Co., Md., b 10-29-1840, d 7-28-1872, m Kate Riggs b 3-2-1844, dau Dr. Artemus & Amanda (Warfield) Riggs. (1) Frances Griffith 6 b 9-24-1871. (2) Artemus Griffith 6 b 5-10-1874.

(From above)

"3" Capt. Thomas Griffith, Jr. 5 0f 1st Md. Cavalry CSA, b 4-29-1831, d 1-9-1870 (?). m 1st Elizabeth Davis Singleton b 4-9-1838, d 4-10-1876, dau Jno & Anne (Bowie) Singleton. 1. Nicholas Ridgely Griffith 6 b 2-18-1870, living (?) Unm. 2. William D. Griffith 6 b 9-1-1871, d, unm. Descendants of Sarah Macgill 201

m Dau Thos. & Ann R. (McNeal) Ball. No issue. (From p 200) "6" Judge David Griffith 5 CSA, of Montg. Co., Md., b 4-9-1837, m 5-2 1867 Ann S. Taylor b 1-10-1836. Judge Griffith was Judge of the Orphans Court of Montg. Co., Md. 1. Elizabeth Griffith 6 b 4-9-1868. 2. Harriet Mackall Griffith 6 b 6-11-1869. 3. Thomas David Griffith 6 b 1-29-1871. CHAPTER V Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 2 (From p 15)

Margaret Ann Macgill, 6th child of Rev. James & Sarah Macgill, but the 4th & last to leave descendants, was born 3-19-1741 at "Athol", d 5-7- 1808, m Dr. (?) Patrick Macgill, a nephew of the "Parson", b in Scotland, educated at Glasgow, and came to Md. about 1760 and d there in 1813. His diploma, - a genuine sheepskin parchment - was loaned this compiler by Mrs. G. B. Hobson, now ll-'47, deceased, (See p 232) who wrote of it. "The diploma (Medical)" was in the possession of Mrs. Henry Rosenberg (see p 220) in Galveston, Texas, and was so drawn up and hardened by the salt water during the tidal wave there in 1900 that this compiler, even with the assistance of the parchment experts at the U.S. Archives, in Wash., D.C, could decipher practically nothing on it, except that it was printed in latin. He is the Patrick Macgill, whose petition to the Md. Legislature resulted in the change of the surname of his daughter's six sons from their father's name of Jennings to their mother's maiden surname of Macgill (See Act. of the Md. Assembly, below). 1. A son Macgill 3 who died in infancy. 2. Elizabeth Anna Macgill 3 b "Athol" d 1809, m 10-20-1796 William Jen­ nings, son of Thos. Jennings, who was the last King's Atty. for the Col­ ony of Md. and whose portrait hangs on the wall of the Md. Court of Appeals. He was a lineal descendant of the first cousin of the celebrat­ ed Duchess of Marlborough. This William Jennings "totally abandoned'' his children. So that their grandfather, Patrick Macgill, provided for them. He succeeded in having their name changed according to the fol­ lowing Act of the Md. Legislature; Change of Name from Jennings to Macgill In "Laws Made & Passed by the General Assembly of the State of Md." 1811-1812. Chapter 91. "Passed Dec. ) An Act to confirm to Thomas,Patrick, William, James, 27, 1811 ) Nicholas and Charles Jennings, the Surname of Macgill. Preamble: Whereas, Patrick Macgill of Anne Arundel county, by his peti­ tion to the General Assembly has set forth, that a certain William Jennings, of the same county, intermarried with his daughter, Elizabeth Macgill, by whom the said Jennings had six children, to wit: Thomas, Patrick, William, James, Nicholas and Charles; that his said daughter had been dead about two years; that the said William had totally abandoned his children, and hath prayed that a law may pass authorizing them to assume and take upon themselves the surname of Macgill; and it appearing reasonable that the prayer of the said petitioner should be granted: -- Therefore, BE IT ENACTED by the General Assembly of Maryland, that the names of the said Thomas, Patrick, William, James, Nicholas, and Charles Jen-

- 202 - Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 203 nines, are hereby changed and altered unto the names of Thomas, Patrick, William, James, Nicholas and Charles Macgill, and they and their descend­ ants shall at all times hereafter be called and known by, and hold and use the sur-name of Macgill only, and by such sur-name shall sue and be sued in any court of law or equity. AND BE IT ENACTED, that all securities, promises, contracts, assur­ ances, deeds and lawful acts whatsoever, hereafter to be made or done, by or to the said Thomas, Patrick, William, James, Nicholas and Charles Macgill, shall be of the same force, validity and effect, and equally avail to all intents and purposes, as if the name and sur-name of Thomas, Pat­ rick William, James Nicholas and Charles Macgill had been the true and proper name and sur-name of Thomas, Patrick, William, James, Nicholas and Charles Jennings from their birth, any law or custom to the contrary notwithstanding". William Jennings & Eliz. Anna Macgill were married by Rev. Fitzgerald Macgrath at the residence of her father, Patrick Macgill, who lived at "Constitution Hall". "Present were her father; Mary ( Aunt Mollie , who later raised her niece's six little boys) and Caroline Macgill, her mother's sisters; Mrs. Julianna Brice and Miss Eliza Best Jennings, sis­ ters of Wm. Jennings, and his brothers, John and Daniel Jennings; also ^ Miss Julia Sterrett, Chas. Carroll, of Carrollton, Jr. and Wm. Brice, Jr. so says a newspaper account of this wedding printed at the time whicn has been preserved, handed down and was given to this compiler for inclusion here, as of interest to their descendants. 1. Thomas Macgill 4 b 7-25-1797 (See below). 2. Patrick Macgill 4 b 3-21-1799 (See p 207) 3. Dr. William Davidge Macgill 4 b 1-6-1801 (See p 214) 4. James Macgill 4 b 1-9-1802 (See p 216) 5. Dr. Nicholas Carroll Macgill 4 b 5-13-1804 Balto., Md., d 9-14-1839. Had Issue(?) But, this compiler has been able to find no record of such issue, nor any of their descendants. 6. Dr. Charles Macgill 4 b 7-12-1806 (See p 217) (From above) "1" Thomas Macgill 4 b 7-25-1797 "Athol", d 11-1-1832, m Elizabeth

"Eliza" Simmons. „„„ „ x .,, 1. Judge Oliver Pagrick Macgill 5 b 2-2-1817, d 4-26-1892 Catonsville, Md., m 1844 Mary Clare Carroll Spence b 1-29-1821 or 22, d 7-8-1888 Green Spring Valley, Balto., Co., Md., dau Capt. Robt. Traill & Clare Carroll) Spence, U.S. Navy, of Towson, Md. Judge Macgill owned & lived on a fine farm in Green Spring Valley & was Judge of the Court, at Towson, Md. ,, . . „ His granddaughter, Mrs. C. F. Chubb - See p 207, says of him Grand Pa Macgill lived with us the last year of his life. I remember him very well. He had very blue eyes, very white hair and mustache and very red face. He had had a stroke and was partially paralized. My mother used to teU us about the schemes he always had for making a fortune, but which never materialized. One was some mineral water from a spring on his place in the Green Spring Valley, & must have contained magnesia (Another des- cendant says it was known as Strontia water, and was a very popular drink- 204 The Macgill-McGill Family ing water in Baltimore). He was sure he would make a fortune from it, and would insist on all the young men who called on my mother tasting it, with very embarrassing results, which she used to describe amusingly, with her great sense of humor. Mother had lots of attention. She was very beautiful - so beautiful that (in the Green Spring Valley, where they lived) she was called "the Lilly of the Valley".

(1) Mary Clare Carroll Macgill 6 D 1846, d 5-26-1871, unm. (2) Roberta Traill Brooke Macgill 6 b 10-6-1850 (See below) (3) Rebecca Carroll Macgill 6 b 2-16-1851, d 3-7-1912 Balto., Md., unm. Her niece, Mrs. C. F. Chubb, - See p 207 - writes of her "Aunt Becky was so capable, and would have made so much of her life had she lived in an age when 'ladies' could take a job. My mother would tell us of the time when Pres. Jefferson Davis came to their house, just after all the slaves had been freed. There was no one to cook the dinner. Aunt Becky must have been most successful, for Pres. Davis congratulated my grandfather on the wonderful cook he had. Grand­ father replied: 'there she is sitting next to you'. Aunt Becky was mortified to death, for no lady ever did any menial work then in the South." (4) Carroll Spence Macgill 6 b 12-3-1856 Green Spring Valley, d 2-18- 1897 Catonsville, Md. m 1st Sarah Poultney (widow of Geo. Graham, by whom she had a dau, Isabel Graham). He m 2nd a Mrs. Hughes. No issue found from either marriage. (5) Olivia Patricia Macgill 6 b 8-16-1857 (See p 206)

(From above) "(2)" Roberta Traill Brooke Macgill 6 b 10-6-1850 Green Spring Val­ ley, d 1-9-1926 Balto., Md. m 12-17-1874 George Henry Howard b 10-5- 1844 Yorkshire, England, d 1-12-1925 Norwich, Conn., son of Wm. & Mabel Hornby (Thompson) Howard, of England. Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Howard lived in Balto. He, a Patent Atty. 1. Mary Clare Carroll Howard 7 b 10-16-1875 (See below) 2. Roberta Traill Howard 7 b 8-22-1876 (See p 205) 3. George Henry Howard, Jr. 7 b 1-3-1878 Green Spring Valley'd there 3-4-1878. 4. Mabel Hornby Cecil Howard 7 b 12-22-1879 (See p 205) 5. Charles Lowell Howard 7 b 3-22-1881 Wash., D.C, m 12-20-1923 Hel­ en Frances Mack b 2-4-1900 Wash., Ind., dau John M. & Eliza Duncan (Jenkins) Mack, of Ind. Mr. & Mrs. Howard live, 4-'47, Winnetka, 111. He, a patent Atty., is Western Counsel, Patent Div.,Assn. of American Railroads, Chicago. (1)Roberta Brooke Howard 8 b 11-3-1935 Chicago, living, 2-'47. 6. Olivia Patricia Macgill Howard 7 b 11-22-1882 (See p 206) (From above) "1" Mary Clare Carroll Howard 7 b 10-16-1875, living, 2-'47, 5 Cross- way, Norwich, Conn, m 1-8-1908 Lewis Warrington Cottman, an Engineer, b 1872 Balto., Md., d there 11-8-1932, son of Jas. Hough & Carey (Chubb) Cottman, of Balto. Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 205

1 Mary Clare Carroll Cottman 8 b 2-16-1912 Balto., Md. ' m 1st 9-25-1935, later divorced, Comdr. Brice Worthington Goldsbor- ough USNR, b 8-17-1902, Cambridge, Md., son of Gov. Philip Lee & Mary Ellen (Showell) Goldsborough, of Md. Comdr. Goldsbor- ough is now, 9-'47, with Naval Intelligence & stationed in Turkey. No issue. m 2nd 4-8-1940 Jacques Dardac b Paris, France, son of Noel Dardac of France. Mr. & Mrs. Dardac spend much of their time in Peking, China. He with the Peking Bank. No issue. (From p 204 ) "2" Roberta Traill Howard 7 b 8-22-1876 Balto., Md. m 4-29-1903 Ebenezer Learned b 8-26-1876 Norwich, Conn., son of Bela Peck & Mary (Bulkeley) Learned, of Norwich. Mr. & Mrs. Eben. Learned live, 2- 47, 5 Crossway, Norwich. „. _ . 1 Constance Traill Learned 8 b 5-28-1904 Norwich, m 4-11-1931 Lawton Slade Brayton b 6-20-1904 Fall River, Mass., son of Wm. Lawton Slade & Mary Easton (Ashley) Brayton, of Fall River. Mr. & Mrs. L. S. Bray­ ton live, 2-'47, 687 High St., Fall River. He in Textiles. (1) William Lawton Slade Brayton 9 b 11-2-1933 N.Y. City, living, 2- 47. (2) Cornelia Learned Brayton 9 b 6-12-1937 N.Y. City, living 2- 47. 2. Comdr. Ebenezer Learned, Jr. 8 USNR b 4-1-1906 N.Y. City, m 9-14- 1929 Fredricca Hunt b 4-8-1904 Chicago, 111., dau Henry Watson & Fredricca (Baile) Hunt, of Chicago, and New London, Conn. Mr. & Mrs. Learned, Jr., live 2-'47, 5 Crossway, Norwich, Conn. He served in W.W. 2, in USNR, from 4-'41 to 9-'46. (1) Ebenezer Learned, m 9 b 1-23-1932 Norwich, living, 2- 47. (2) Ralph Howard Learned 9 b 2-13-1936 Norwich, living, 2- 47. (From p 204) "A" Mabel Hornby Cecil Howard 1 b 12-22-1879 living, 3-'47, 5 Cross- way, Norwich, Conn., m 6-12-1901 Maj. Gen. John Henry Russell USMC. b 11-14-1872, d 3-6-1947 Coronado, Calif., son of Rear Admiral John Henry & Cornelia Pierre Pont (Treadway) Russell, U.S. Navy. Gen. Rus- sel was commissioned a 2nd Lt. U.S. Marine Corps, 7-1-1894. He was steadily promoted until he became Maj. Gen. of the Corps, 9-13-1933. During that time he served in Panama, Guam, Japan, Hawaii, China, Vera Cruz & Haiti. He was Commanding Officer, then Commanding General of the 1st Provisional Brigade in Haiti 1917-1918 & 1919-1922; then High Commissioner of Haiti, 1922-1930 and Maj. Gen.Commandant, 1934-1936, when retired. He rec'd. the Haitian Medaille Militaire, 1920; U.S. Navy Cross for Distinguished Service, 1920, and Distinguished Service Medal for duties as High Commissioner, 1930. 1. Roberta Brooke Russell 8 b 3-30-1902. m 1st 4-26-1919, later divorced, Dryden Kuser. (1) Anthony Dryden Kuser 9 b 5-30-1922. His name was changed in 1942 to Anthony Dryden Marshall. He served in W.W. 2 as a Lt. USMC, Pacific Area, m 2nd 4-19-1932 Charles Henry MarshaU b 1-19-1891, son of Chas. 206 The Macgill-McGill Family Henry & Josephine Lenox (Banks) Marshall. Mr. & Mrs. C. H. MarshaU live, 1944, 4 Stutton PL, N.Y. City. No issue. (From p 204)

"6" Olivia Patricia Macgill Howard 7 b 11-22-1882 Wash., D.C. m 6- 1-1912 Comdr. Christopher Augur Russell, USNR, Ret., b 6-29-1883 Ft. Sam. Houston, Texas., son of Lt. Col. Geo. Briggs & Jane Eliz. Arnold (Augur) Russell, U.S. Army. Comdr. & Mrs. Russell live, 2-'47, 607 Som­ erset Rd., Balto., Md. He, now retired, graduated US Naval Academy 1906; resigned 1906 because of defective hearing; was Ensign & Lt. in USNRF, W.W. 1 from 5-'16 to 6-'20, US Navy Dept., Wash., D.C. & on Admr. Sims staff, London; again in USNR W.W. 2, from 10-'39 to 8-'46, Confidential duty, Naval Intelligence & Preparation of Administrative History of 5th Naval Dist., Wash., D.C. 1. Jane Augur Russell 8 b 8-25-1914 Niagara Falls, N.Y., living, 2-'47, at above address, unm. 2. Patricia Howard Russell 8 b 3-25-1916 Niagara FaUs, m 4-20-1940 William Dorman Gill Scarlett b 7-22-1906 Balto., son of Chas. Edward & Beatrice Emily (Patterson) Scarlett, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. D.G. Scarlett live, 2-'47, 100 Longwood Rd., Balto. (1) Patricia Howard Scarlett 9 b 6-14-1942 Balto., living, 3-'48. (2) Christopher Russell Scarlett 9 b 12-14-1944 Balto., living, 3-'48. (3) William Dorman Gill Scarlett, Jr. 9 b 12-18-1946 Balto., living, 3-'48. (4) LeBaron Russell Scarlett 9 b 2-7-1948 Balto., living, 3-'48.

(From p 204) "(5)" Olivia Patricia Macgill 6 b 8-16-1857 Green Spring Valley, Md., d 10-16(?)-1930 Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. m Talbot Jones Albert b 2- - 1847, d 3-18-1919 Atlantic City, N.J., son of Wm. Julian & Emily (Jones) Albert, of Brunswick, Germany, and Balto., Md. 1. Emily Albert 1 b 12-13-1885 Balto., living, 2-'47, Laverock, Chestnut Hill, Pa. m 6-3-1914 Howard Blackwood Liggett, Jr., b 2-6-1884 Phila., Pa., d there 1-7-1927, son of H. B. & E. Louise (Casey) Liggett, Sr., of Phila. (1) Rebecca Carroll Liggett 8 b 8-5-1915 Ventour, N.J., m 2-16-1938 Stuart Wylie Buck, Jr., b 5-12-1912 Phila., son of S. W. & Charlotte (Anen) Buck, Sr., of Phila. Mr. & Mrs. Buck, Jr., live, l-'47, "Tal- y-lyn", Meadowbrook, Pa. He, Pres. Daniel Buck, Inc. a. Stanley Louis Buck 9 b 10-29-1939 Abington, Pa., living, l-'47. b. Rebecca Carroll Buck 9 b 8-11-1941 Abington, Pa., living, l-'47. c. Olivia Louise Buck 9 b 12-27-1946 Abington, Pa., living, l-'47. (2) Lt. Howard Blackwood Liggett, m 8, U.S. Army b 3-2-1918 Phila., d 3-15-1942 Ft. Sill., Okla. Killed in auto, accident, unm. (3) Louise Liggett 8 b 4-25-1920 Phila. m 3-23-1946 Robert Dulith Tor- rey b 11-20-1919 Phila., son of Dr. Robt. Grant & Florence Peace (Smith) Torry, of Phila. Mr. & Mrs. R. D. Torrey's address, l-'47. is Laverock, Chestnut Hill, Phila. He, a student, univ. of N.C. He served in W.W. 2, as 1st Lt. Army Signal Corps, 4 yrs. in various stations, U.S.A. Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 207

. Mary Clare Carroll Albert 7 b 11-25-1886 Balto., Md , m "-"-JJ" ChaTles Frisbie Chubb b 1-6-1877 Grand Rapids, Mich., son oi! Archi- c^Lamont & Mary Ann (McMechan)Chubb of

SSarles Frisbie Chubb, Jr. 8 b 1-31-1920 Pittsburgh, Pa-- He, a k graduate of Princeton Univ. & Mass. Inst. of Tech., served in W W 2? to research in Radar at M.I.T. Lab.; now, 2-'47, Research Engnr. at SDerrv Giroscope Co., Lake Success, L.I., N.Y., unm. (2) Nichola7carroll Cnubb 8 b 8-4-1922 Pittsburgh. He a Princeton Univ. graduate; now, 2-'47, studying medicine; served in W.W. 2, as CDL in Signal Corps, U.S. Army, unm. (3) TaS Albert Chubb & b 11-5-1923 Pittsburgh. He a Pnnceton W Univ. graduate; now, 2-'47, at Univ., N C, served i»M 2 on pro duction of atomic bomb, at Oak Ridge, Tenn ; later to U.S. Corps of Engineers, Manhattan Dist'., his unit receiving a citation Unm. s Talbot lones Albert, Jr. 7 b 7-22-1888 Balto. Co., Md. m 12-12-1925 MarS S Thompson b 5-8-1901 Phila., Pa., dau Chas Trotter ft Karla Louise (McCay) Thompson, of Phila. Mr. & Mrs. Albert, Jr. live, 2-'47, FaUston, Md. He, a Farmer. (l)Talbot Jones Albert, HI 8 b 2-11-1928 Balto living, 2- 47 2 Charles Thompson Albert 8 b 3-3-1930 Balto , living 2- 47. (3)Phoebe Poultney Albert 8 b 2-9-1932 Balto., living, 2- 47. (From p 203) "2" Patrick Macgill 4 b 3-21-1799 "Athol" then Anne Arundel now Howard Co Md ?10-l8-1831 "Constitution Hall" Anne Arundel Co.

mT29-?822, as her 1st husband (She m 2nd Jesse Haynes; ft had SteveUS, Launcelot, Asbury, & Annie Haynes) Mary Ann Gambrill, b 3-23-1804 AnnrArundel Co d 3-11-1865, Balto., Md., dau Augustine & Maria Grah- rÆwaerd?widow of Lt. Henry Baldwin ;>^^^^ del Co. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill lived at "Constitution Hall Elkridge, Md.

ieeCapt12William Augustine Macgill 5 b 11-12-1822 (See p 208) 2. Charles Thomas Macgill 5 b 1-27-1825 lost at sea. 3. Francis Marion Macgill 5 b 8-31-1826,killed in mill, unm. 4. Nicholas Macgill 5 emigrated to Australia. 5. Richard Gambrill Macgill 5 b 7-6-1829 (See _p 211) 6. Patrick Henry Macgill 5 b 4-30-1832 "Athol , d 3-10-1898^Balto Md. m 12-24-1874 St. George's Church, Hanover Square, London, Eng. Maria Louisa Gambrilí his 1st cousin b 6-29-1839 Balto , d toere 3- 22-1892, dau Chas. Alexander & Ann "Nancy" Eliz. (^Iberger) Gambrill, of Balto. No issue. The latter was Pres; of the^CJLGun brill Mfg. Co., of Balto. Mr. MacgiU, upon the death of his brotoer Rich. Gambrill Macgill - who succeeded Chas• A-GambrUl,as Pres. of this Mfg. Co. - succeeded to the Presidency of "us company It was a flour müling company, having three mills - one at Elhcott City, Md on the Patapsco River, one on the same river at Orange Grove Md , a few miles away & another in Balto., on the Balto. River front- their total capacity, about 1200 bbls of flour per day. 208 The Macgill-McGill Family The Alter Rail in Grace & St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Balto., was placed there, according to the inscription on it, "Ingloving ™nory of, Louisa Gambrill Macgill. Born June 29, 1839. Died March 22, 1892.

(From p 207) "1" Caot William Augustme Macgill 5 b 11-12-1822 "Athol''Howard Co MdLT?i 1-14-1807 EUicott City, Md. & is buried, St. Johns Episcopal Church yard there. He was a sea captain. See elsewhere his picture & teat of his proud ship "Sweepstakes". He m Maria Elizabeth Gambrill, his first cousin, b 7-4-1829 Balto. (?)Md., d 3-5-1909 Ellicot City, dau Dr. Stevens & Elizabeth (Gambrill) Gambrill, of Anne Arundel Co. Capt Macgill was quite an adventurous youth, leaving the ancestral home at the age of 16 for N.Y. City, and at 21 was a master mariner, hav­ ing command of a Packet, sailing from New York to Liverpool, belonging to the Black Ball Line (The original and most famous of the Sailing Packet Lines, of New York, founded in 1818). After an apprenticeship, as it were,

of the command of some rather leaky old boats and barques, he was given ( command of the ship "Prince Albert" 1853; then the large ship FideliaL , 1855-58, and then the famous "Sweepstakes" 1859-62. She was the last of the extreme clippers, and was described, by Arthur H. C ark, in his The Clipper Ship Era", as a "very sharp and handsome ship. She was also a very fast ship, holding the record (made under Capt. Macgill s predecessor, Capt. Geo. H. Lane,) of 154 days, New York to Bombay & return, 74 days out & 80 days back; and New York to San Francisco in 94 days around the Horn, the record for which trip was 89 days, made by both the Andrew

Jackson" and the "Flying Cloud." .,„,. ,8M 1. Mary Elizabeth Macgill 6 b 5-18-1852 Brooklyn, N.Y., d 10-24-1882 EUicott City, Md., unm. 2. WiUiam Stevens Macgill 6 b 7-19-1853 (See below) 3. Gambrill Macgill 6 b 7-14-1856 Brooklyn, N Y d toere{?y»^-™M- 4. Grace Gambrill Macgill 6 b 10-28-1859 Brooklyn, N.Y., d Balto. Co., Md.

7-18-1942, unm. c 5. Richard Gambrill MacgiU 6 b 5-6-1861 at sea & d at sea 5-11-1861, on the Pacific Ocean, buried Hong Kong, China. 6. Maria Gambrill Macgill 6 b 8-17-1862 Brooklyn, N.Y.(?) d there 5-6- 7. Marion Patrick MacgiU 6 b 1-28-1866 (See p 210) (From above)

"2" William Stevens MacgiU 6 b 7-19-1853 Brooklyn, N.Y., d 7-6-1923 Ilchester, Md., m 12-19-1877 Josephine McFaul b 10-14-1855 Balto., liv­ ing, 2-'47, 3634 Roland Ave., Balto., dau Jno. H. & Eliza Ann (Constantine) McFaul, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill lived in Balto. 1. Robert RuskeU Macgill 7 b 2-7-1879 (See p 210) 2. Mollie Blanche Macgill 7 b 10-12-1881 Louisville, Ky. m U-15-1B05 Dr. Jacob Preston Sencindiver b 10-16-1878 Martinsburg, W. Va., son of Jacob Morgan & Henrietta (Kratz) Sencindiver, of Martinsburg. Dr. & Mrs. Sencindiver live, 6-'47, 123 Forest Ave., Catonsville, Md. He, a practicing Dentist. Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 209 210 The Macgill-McGill Family (1) Jacob Preston Sencindiver, Jr. 8 b 11-19-1917 Balto., living, 6-'47, unm. 3. William Augustine Macgill 7 b 1-12-1884 Balto., d there 4-10-1885. (From p 208) "1" Robert Ruskell Macgill 7 b 2-7-1879 Balto., Md. m 1st 9-11-1905, later divorced, Elizabeth McLachlan Conley b 10-5- 1884 Balto., living, 2-'47, 56 Jervis PL, Lynbrook, N.Y., dau Jas. Franklin & Sarah (Mitchell) Conley, of Balto. 1. Louise Gambrill Macgill 8 b 6-10-1906 Catonsville, Md., m 2-6- 1926 Manuel Jesus Vidal, Ph.D. b 12-11-1901 Santiago, Cuba, son of Mario Ferdinand & Maria Trinidad (Sanchez) Vidal, of Santiago. Dr. & Mrs. M. J. Vidal live, 2-'47, 30 Taft Ave., Lynbrook, N.Y. He, a Chemical Analyst. (1) Mario Manuel Vidal 9 b 8-20-1935 Indianapolis, Ind., living, 2-'47. 2. Blanche Elizabeth Macgill 8 b 11-29-1909 CatonsvUle, living, 2-'47, 56 Jervis PL, Lynbrook, N.Y. m 4-27-1940,later divorced, Earl Edwin Hildebrand b 8-30-1903 Balto., living, 2-'47, son of Geo. Carl & Mamie Ann (Fitzsimmons) Hildebrand, of Balto. (1) Elizabeth Macgill Hildebrand 9 b 2-22-1942 Balto., living, 2-'47. 3. Sarah Grace Macgill 8 b 11-29-1909 Catonsville, m 7-12-1941 Jer­ ome George Wehr b 10-18-1903 Balto., son of Jeremiah & Harriet (Sterback) Wehr, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Wehr live, 2-'47, 1814 Sulgrave Ave., Mt. Washington, Md. He a Sales Engineer. No issue. 4. Marjorie Catherine Macgill 8 b 12-12-1911 Cajtonsville, m 12-28- 1935 Leonard Alvin Wennegal b 7-25-1911 Balto., son of Geo. Frank­ lin & Mary Margaret (Batchelor) Wennegal, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. L. A. Wennegal live, 2-'47, 812 N. Lynhurst Ave., Balto. He, a Banker. (1) Leonard Lawrence Wennegal 9 b 9-11-1940 Balto., living, 2-'47. (2) Robert Ruskell Wennegal 9 b 8-27-1944 Balto., living, 2-'47. 5. Capt. Robert Ruskell Macgill, Jr. 8 b 10-13-1914 Catonsville, m 9- 7-1940, later divorced, Clara Carla Cedrone b 3-14-1914 Naples, Italy, dau Louis & Lucy (Mazzola) Cedrone, of Balto. Capt. Macgill living, 2-'47, 56 Jervis PL, Lynbrook, N.Y. No issue. He served in W.W. 2, from 10-'42 to 3-'46, and from Sgt. to Capt. with the 175th Inf. & 115th Inf. both 29th Div.; was wounded 6-6-1944 at "Omaha Beach" St. Laurent sur mer. m 2nd 9-5-1931 Louisa Catherine Klein b 12-16-1903 Balto., dau Chas. Geo. & Eliz.Angela (Schlick) Klein, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. R. R. Mac­ gill live, 2-'47, 517 Cording Ave., Balto. He, an Accountant. 6. William Augustine Macgill 8 b 7-25-1935 Brooklyn, N.Y., living, 2-'47. 7. Charles Gambrill Macgill 8 b 3-6-1937 Brooklyn, N.Y., living, 2-'47. (From p 208)

"7" Marion Patrick Macgill 6 b 1-28-1866 "Athol Farm", d 10-18-1936 EUicott City, m 11-12-1900 Eleanor Bowie Dorsey b 3-18-1875 EUicott City, living there, 2-'47, dau Joshua Worthington & Eleanor Eliz. (Watkins) Dorsey, of EUicott City. Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 211

1. Marion Patrick Macgill, Jr. 7 b 8-26-1901 Ellicott City, living, 2-'47, N.Y. City, unm. 2. Eleanor Watkins Macgill 7 b 10-17-1905 Ellicott City, m 12-15-1927 Arthur Japy Hepburn, Jr., b 3-30-1900 Cumberland, Md., son of A. J. & Louisa Lowndes (Roman) Hepburn, Sr., of the U.S. Navy. Mr. & Mrs. Hepburn, Jr. live, 10-'47, at 3 Millbrook Rd., Balto., Md. (l)Arthur Japy Hepburn, m 8 b 1-19-1932 Balto., living, 10-'47. (From p 207) "5" Richard Gambrill Macgill 5 b 7-6-1829 "Athol" then Anne Arundel Co., Md., now Howard Co., d 10-19-1895 Anne Arundel Co. m 11-26-1862 Sarah Rosalie Corner b 7-13-1842 Balto., Md. d 8-27-1924 Ellicott City, Md., dau Solomon & Amelia (Roszel) Corner of Balto. Mr. Macgill suc­ ceeded, Chas. A. Gambrill as Pres. of the Mfg. Co. mentioned above. 1. Charles Corner Macgill 6 b 4-5-1864 (See below). 2. Richard Gambrill Macgill Jr. 6 b 8-15-1866 (See p 212) 3. Sarah Rosalie Macgill « b 5-27-1869 (See p 214) 4. Mary Annette Macgill 6 b 3-9-1878 Balto., d there 7-10-1946. (From above)

"1" Charles Corner Macgill 6 b 4-5-1864 Balto., d there 6-27-1923, m 4-29-1894 Sarah Conway Robinson b 4-8-1869 Balto., living there, 10- '45, Homewood Apts., dau Prof. Wm. Leslie & Anne (Conway) Robinson, of Bálto. Mr. MacgiU succeeded his uncle, Patrick H. Macgill, as Pres. of the Gambrill Mfg. Co. mentioned above, & his brother Richard, Jr. was V. Pres. 1. Sara Robinson Macgill 7 b 9-1-1896 (See below). 2. Margaret Jennings Macgill 7 b 9-18-1897 (See p 213) 3. Richard Gambrill Macgill HI, 7 b 7-18-1901 (See p 213) (From above) "1" Sara Robinson Macgill 7 b 9-1-1896 Balto., Md. m 1st 1-3-1917 James Ratcliffe Murray b 4- -1896 Balto., d there 10- 18-1917. Killed in an auto, accident, son of Anthony Shorb & Eva (Spencer) Murray. 1. James Ratcliffe Murray, Jr. 8 b 1-21-1918 Balto., m 4-2-1944 Ruth Joan Griffin b 11-14-1922 Cairo, Ga., dau Wiley Russell & Martha Alletta (Jones) Griffin, of Thomasville, Ga. Mr. & Mrs. Murray live, 6-'46, Homewood Apts., Balto. He training as Project Engineer with Koppers Co. He served in W.W. 2, 4 1/2 yrs. Army Air Force. (1) James Ratcliffe Murray, in 9 b 8-26-1945 Thomasville, living, 6-'46. m 2nd 6-10-1924 Richard Bayly Chapman b 12-8-1885 Balto., son of Wm. J. & Sally (Bayly) Chapman, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. R. B. Chapman live, 2-'47, 4300 Wickford Rd., Balto. 2. Richard Bayly Chapman, Jr. 8 b 1-31-1926 Balto., now, 2-'47, Pfc 8th Inf. Reg. 4th Division, Occupation Forces, Germany, unm. 3. Sara Macgill Chapman 8 b 10-26-1927 Balto., living, 2-'47, unm. 212 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 211) "2" Richard Gambrill Macgill, Jr. 6 b 8-15-1866 Balto., Md., d 5-22- 1929 "Athol Farm" Howard Co., Md. "Athol Farm" has a larger & more modern house, built on the only part of the "Athol" estate, acquired by the Rev. James Macgill, which is still in possession of his descendants. "Athol" itself is out of the family. James Macgill, p 213, son of R. G. Macgill, Jr. says in a letter to this compiler, dated 7-10-1947, in regard to the mansion house, "Athol" & another & more modern house, built on a part of the same tract of land, & known as 'Athal Farm': "It is my impression that the old stone house and that part of the land known as 'Athol' were sold out of the Macgill family shortly after the death of the Rev. James Macgill, just before the close of the 18th Century. "My father's home, built on part of the original tract of 'Athol' or 'Athol Enlarged' was built about 1900 by my father on the site of an old stone house which burnt down about 1899. It is my impression that the old stone house was probably built by Patrick Macgill, the nephew and son-in-law of the Rev. James Macgill, about 1760 or 1770. His daughter, as you will re­ call, married William Jennings, and their eldest son (This should be "their second son" - See p 203) was Patrick Macgill, my great grandfather, who also occupied the place. This Patrick Macgill died in his early thirties and his widow, Mary Ann Gambrill, married a man named Haynes, an over­ seer on the place. Haynes acquired title to the property from the Macgill children, William, Francis Marion, Patrick H. and Richard Gambrell Mac­ gill, the latter was my grandfather. Within a short time Gambrill & Pat­ rick Henry Macgill re-purchased the property from the Haynes heirs and on the death of my grandfather and my great uncle, Patrick Henry, my father acquired the property. This property is also called 'Athol' or 'Athol Farm', but in an old account of the marriage of Elizabeth Macgill and William Jennings, her father's place is referred to as 'Constitution Hall' and other records also give it that name. I still believe, however, that what was called 'Constitution Hall' is probably what we now call 'Ath­ ol Farm' and where we now live. "The name of the village nearby, if you call it that, is 'Atholton'. Some­ time ago the post office there was moved to Simpsonville, several miles away, and then about 10 or 15 years ago it was moved back to Atholton, but no steps were ever taken to have the name changed back to Atholton. Of course, the whole community which is now Atholton or Simpsonville, was known as part of 'Elkridge Landing' from Colonial times until about the middle of the 19th Century." m 1st 5-7-1903 Anne Stuart Macgill b 1-5-1869 Chesterfield Co., Va., d 5-22-1904 "Athol Farm" dau Gen. James & Mary Bell (Peirce) Macgill, See p 229. No issue. m 2nd 1-10-1910 Rachel Cooke Clarke b 1-25-1881 "Arlington", Howard Co., living, 2-'47 , "Athol Farm", dau Jno. Ridgely & Susan Dor­ sey (Owings) Clarke, of "Arlington". Mr. Macgill was Vice Pres., for many years, of the Gambrill Mfg. Co. mentioned above, and a Farmer. 1. Richard Gambrill Macgill, IV 7 b 11-1-1910 Balto., m 2-7-1931 Charlotte Mayo Johnson b 10- -1909 Balto., dau Thos. Jas. & Char- Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 213 lotte Brown (Mayo) Johnson, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill live, 2- '47, Mt. Kisco, N.Y. He, with the Bankers Trust Co., N.Y. City. (1) Richard Gambrill Macgill, V 8 b 1-20-1932 Balto., living, 2-'47. (2) Hugh Corner Macgill 8 b 5-1-1940 Balto., living, 2-'47. 2. James Macgill 7 b 11-9-1912 Balto., m 10-26-1946 Mary Herbert Buckler b 4-2-1913 Balto., dau Dr. Humphrey Warren & Mary Cole- man (Herbert) Buckler, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill live, 2-'47, Ellicott City. He a practicing Attorney. During W.W. 2, he was a member & officer of the Amer. Field Service, in North Africa & India-Burma, 1941-1944. He is the "Family-minded" member of the younger generation and has added much to this record. 3. Elizabeth Macgill 7 b 1-16-1915 Howard Co. m 4-5-1941 Dr. Wil­ liam Elbert Bickley b 1-20-1914, son of Wm. Elbert & Lucretia Howe (Jordan) Bickley. Dr. & Mrs. Bickley live, 2-'47, Rich., Va. He, an Instructor, Univ. of Rich. He served in W.W. 2, with rank of Capt. U.S. Army, in Public Health Service. (1) Lucretia Jordan Bickley 8 b 12-8-1943 Norfolk, Va., living, 2- 47. (2) James Macgill Bickley 8 b 5-8-1946 Norfolk, Va., living, 2-'47. (From p 211)

"2" Margaret Jennings Macgill 7 b 9-18-1897 Balto., Md. m 10-25-1919 William Bayne b 6-7-1890 East Orange, N.J., son of Wm. & Sally Eliz. (Smith) Bayne, of South Orange, N.J. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Bayne, the younger, live, 3-'47, 401 Sandy Valley Rd., Westwood, Mass. He, an Investment Banker. 1. Margaret Patricia Bayne 8 b 12-29-1920 Balto., m 10-27-1945 Maj. Nicholas Pegues Harvey b 3-4-1920 Richton, Miss., son of Chas. Clar­ ence & Ezilda (Pegues) Harvey, of Miss. Maj. & Mrs. Harvey live, 9-'47, Grubbs Mill Rd., Berwyn, Pa. He in Plastic Mfg. During W.W. 2 she served 2 1/2 yrs. with the Red Cross - 2 yrs. of it overseas in England & France. He served in the 8th Army Air Corps; over 3 yrs. overseas in Africa, England, France & Germany; personal pilot 2 yrs. for Lt. Gen. Lewis H. Brereton; awarded air Medal, Bronze Star Medal & 10 battle stars during African - Middle East- European campaign. ^ (1)Nicholas Charles Harvey 9 b 2-9-1947 Bryn Mawr, Pa., living, 9-'47. 2. Carroll Macgill Bayne 8 b 3-20-1925 Dedham, Mass., living, 3-'47. 3. William Macgill Bayne 8 b 2-10-1929 Boston, Mass., living, 3-'47. 4. Sara Margaret Bayne 8 b 4-3-1932 Boston, Mass., living, 3-'47. (From p 211)

"3" Richard Gambrill Macgill, HI 7 b 7-18-1901 Balto. m 6-28-1941 Margaret Mary de Roode (widow of Geo. Hyde Engeman, by whom she has Geo. H. Jr.) b 2-7-1901 Glenn Falls, N.Y., dau Rudolf Jno. Julius de Roode, Jr., of Lexington, Ky. & Mary Constance Jameson, of Chas. Co., Md. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill live, 7-'47, 211 Kg. Geo. St. Annapolis, Md., where he & she own and operate the Blue Lantern Inn. No issue. 214 The Macgill-McGill Family (From p 211) "3" Sarah Rosalie Macgill 6 b 5-27-1869 Balto., Md., d 4-15-1914 Riderwood, Md. m 1896 George Gibson Carey, Jr., a lawyer b 4-4-1863 Balto., d 2-20-1932 Riderwood, son of Geo. Gibson & Josephine Clem (Poe) Carey, of Balto. 1. Rosalie Macgill Carey 7 b 6-8-1898 Balto., m 11-22-1930 Hemsen Vanderhoof Wood b 3-23-1899 Rochester, N.Y., son of Hiram Remsen & Alice May (Macguire) Wood, of Rochester. Mr. & Mrs. R. V. Wood live, ll-'46, "Wine Spring" Riderwood. He, an Artist & Inventor. (1) Constance Macgill Carey Wood 8 b 6-30-1938 "Wine Spring" living, ll-'46. 2. Col. George Gibson Carey, in 7 b 2-11-1900 Ilchester, Md. m 1-16- 1932 Margaret Blow Elliott b 10-25-1903 Rich., Va., dau Geo. Blow & Mabel (Green) Elliott, of Lútherville, Md. Col. & Mrs. Carey live, 6-'46, Lutherville. He, farming. He served in W.W. 1 as a 2nd Lt., Royal Air Force & in W.W. 2 as Col., Army Air Force, in Africa, India, China, and in Wash., D.C. on Gen. Arnold's Planning Staff. (1)I George Gibson Carey IV 8 b 11-1-1933 Balto., living, 6-'46. 3. Margaret Cheston Carey 7 b 12-26-1902 Balto., living there, 6-'46, unm. 4. Constance Macgill Carey 7 b 6-22-1904 Riderwood, m 11-14-1931 Dr. James Claggett Owings b 4-1-1902 Simpsonville, Md., son of Rich. Baker & Blanche (Watkins) Owings, of Simpsonville. Dr. & Mrs. Owings live, 12-'46, Riderwood. He, a Physician & Surgeon. (1) Rosalie Carey Owings 8 b 10-16-1938 Balto., living, 12-'46. (2) James Claggett Owings 8 b 2-8-1940 Balto., living, 12-'46. (3) George Carey Owings 8 b 8-30-1942 Balto., living, 12-'46. 5. Josephine Fitzgerald Carey 7 b 4-9-1906 Riderwood, m 1-3-1938 Nor­ man David Greene, who has had his name shortened from "Greene - baum" to "Greene" b 1-17-1903 Balto., son of Meyer & Ida (Rosen- baum) Greenebaum, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Greene live, 12-'46, Rider- wood. He, a Merchant. (l)Joe Carey Greene 8 b 2-18-1939 Balto., living, 12-'46. (From p 203) "3" Dr. William Davidge Macgill 4 b 1-6-1801 "Athol" d 3-22-1833 Hagerstown, Md. m Mary Parren. Dr. & Mrs. Macgill lived in Hagers­ town, where he practiced medicine, after graduating from the Univ. of Md. in 1823, until his death. He was the first physician in the world to ligate both common caroted arteries in the same person, an operation which was performed on a woman in Williamsport, Md., and the instrument that was used" in the operation is still, ll-'47, in the possession of a member of the family. 1. Mary Elizabeth Macgill 5 b about 1825 Hagerstown, d 9-11-1901 "Mont­ erey" Fred. Co. m Jas. Gittings b about 1825, d 3-3-1873, son of Jas. & Rebecca Nichols (Smith) Gittings, of "Long Green", Balto. Co., Md. (1) James Charles Gittings 6 b 3-18-1848 (See p 215). (2) Alfred Gittings 6 d young. (3) Ernest Gittings 6 d unm. (4) Edith Gittings 6 b 9-4-1864 (See p 215) Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 215 (From p 214) "(1)" James Charles Gittings 6 h 3-18-1848 "Long Green" Balto., d there 3-14-1929, m Emma Sydney List b 1- -1853 Wheeling, W. Va., d 1915 Balto., dau Daniel Carter List, of Wheeling. 1. James Charles Gittings Jr 7 b 3-19-1884 Balto., d there 6-1-1920, m 12-27-1911 Norah Purcell b 3-13-1884 living, 7-'47, DeSota Apts., Balto., dau Geroise & Helen Augusta (Pope) Purcell. No issue. 2. Mary List Gittings 7 b 10-15-1886 Balto. m 1st Russell Kennedy Forsyth b 10-4-1869 Pittsburgh, Pa., d 1937 Phila., Pa., son of Mr. & Emma (Kennedy) Forsyth, of Pittsburgh, Pa. (1) Frances Gittings Forsyth 8 b 9-17-1911 Pittsburgh, m 3-18-1944 John Laurence Cummings b 3-14- ? N.Y. City, son of Laurence 6 (Talbot) Cummings, of N.Y. City. Mr. & Mrs. Cum­ mings live, 10-'47, Berkeley, Calif. No issue. m 2nd 11-7-1924 James McDevitt Magee b 4-5-1877 near Pittsburgh, son of Fred. M. & Hannah Mary (Gillespie) Magee of Pittsburgh. Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Magee live, 7-'47, 4010 - 5th Ave., Pittsburgh. He, a Lawyer (retired). No issue. 3. Elizabeth Gittings 7 b 9-2-1889 Balto., living, 7-'47, 100 W. University Parkway, Balto., Md. m 1915 James Wilson. Apparently no issue, as she gave no other information. 4. Charlotte Gittings 7 b 11-16-1890 Balto., living, 7-'47, at above ad­ dress, m & later divorced Francis Ralston Cross. No issue & no other information given. 5. Daniel Carter Gittings 7 b 1892 Balto., d therf 7-4-1946, unm. (From p 214) "(4)" Edith Gittings 6 b 9-4-1864 Balto., Md., living, 12-'47, 2448 Mass. Ave., N.W., Wash., D.C. m 11-22-1883 Harry Fielding Reid b 5-18-1859 Balto. d there 6-18-1944, son of Andrew & Fanny Brooke (Gwathmey) Reid. Dr. & Mrs. Reid lived in Balto. He was a distinguished scientist, particularly in the field of geology. He was a Ph. D. from Johns Hopkins Univ.; studied abroad; taught at the Case School of Applied Science, Univ. of Chicago & from 1896 at John Hopkins Univ. where from 1911 until his death, he was Prof, of Dynamical Geology & Geography; was elected to positions in many learned societies here & abroad, including the Nat. Ac­ ademy of Sciences & the Amer. Philosophical Society; as an expert on earthquakes, was called upon to help control slides in building the Panama Canal in 1915; and his sciences were utilized by the Government in World War 1. 1. Dr. Francis Fielding-Reid 7 b 4-15-1892 Balto. m 1st 2-3-1913, later divorced, Marie Magdalene Svendsen b 10-4- 1895, Dramen, Norway, dau Olaf & Lena Marie (Jensen) Svendsen, of Dramen. (1) Francis Dorian Fielding Reid 8 b 11-13-1917 Alex., Va. m 6-27- 1942 Gertrude Elizabeth Sharley b 10-14-1916 Pittsfield, Mass., dau Clifford & Mae Eliz. (Reidy) Sharley. Mr. & Mrs. Reid live, 7- '46, 470 Court St., Auburn, Me. a. Harry Fielding Reid.n 9 b 5-11-1945, Salem, Mass., living, 7-'46. 216 The Macgill-McGill Family (2) Elizabeth Washington Fielding Reid 8 b 2-10-1920 Balto., m 5-7- 1946 Comdr. Homer Fay Pfieffer USNR, Engineering Corps, b 8-6-1898 Chanute, Kans., son of Geo. McClelland & Nora (Funk) Pfieffer, of Kans. Comdr. & Mrs. Pfieffer, live, 6- 46, 2448 Mass. Ave., N.W., Wash., D.C. He an Architect Artist. (3) Ernest Brooke Reid 8 b 2-10-1920 Balto. (twin of (2) above) liv­ ing, 6-'46, Mobile, Ala. He served in W.W. 2 as Pfc. U.S. Army & was wounded in action. Unm. (4) Edith Madelene Reid 8 b 5-3-1922 Balto., living there 6- 46, unm. 5) Ellen Mary Reid 8 b 4-4-1923 Balto., living 6- 46, N.Y., unm. m 2nd 1-18-1931 Charlsie Frances Trowbridge b 8-22-1908 Bniceton Mills, W. Va., dau Chas. Ira & Frances Jeannette (Byrd) Trow­ bridge. Dr. & Mrs. Fielding-Reid live, 6-'46 Balto. He, a prac­ ticing Physician. He is a graduate of Cambridge Uniy., 1913 He served in W.W. 1 from 2nd Lt. to Capt. USA (regular), from 11- 16 to 11-'19; was overseas with 2nd & 1st Div.s; Capt. F.A.O.R.L. 1920-1924; then resigned & took his degree in medicine at Univ. of Md. 1930. He served in W.W. 2, as Capt. Medical Corps, U.S. Army from 9-'42 to ll-'45, with the 53rd Gen'l. Hosp. No issue. He uses the hyphenated name "Fielding-Reid . 2. Doris Fielding Reid 7 b 9-4-1895 Balto., living, ll-'47, 2448 Mass. Ave., N.W., Wash., D.C. Unm. (From p 203) "4" James Macgill 4 US Navy b 1-9-1802, d 4-17-1848 Phila., Pa., unm. He was appointed 4-2-1842 Acting & later Carpenter in the Navy & served on the USS Congress & later the USS Potomac. Following is a letter writ­ ten by him to his brother, Dr. Charles Macgill, on one of his cruises. "U.S. Frigate Congress, Habor of Rio de Janeiro, July 20th, 1844. Dear Brother: „, ... , Our ship was first destined for the Mediterranean Station, until a recent regulation of the Department ordered that a portion of the cruise should be performed on two Stations. While in the Mediterranean we visited the following ports in the order here enumerated. From Portsmouth, N.H. to Madina, from thence to Gibraltar and Mahon the port of Rendezvous, from there to Spezzia and Genoa where we wintered, back to Mahon in the bpnng. Next to Toulon in France, from thence in succession to Leghorn, Trieste, Naples, Messina, Napolia de Romana in Greece, from thence to Athens, next to Smyrna in Turkey, from thence to Jaffa, the ancient Joppa, in Syria, from thence to Alexandria in lower Egypt, along the coast to Tripoli and Malta and terminated our Summer cruise by returning to Mahon, having been to France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Syria, Egypt during the six months we were absent - one of the most beautiful cruises probably in the world. During this time I enjoyed uninterrupted health, and sincerely trust this will find you & your family enjoying the same blessing. We next ran across to Marseilles and Toulon and on our return got our Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 217 orders for the Brazils, where after touching at Madina and St. Cruz Tener- iffe we arrived on the 27th January last, we then went to Montivideo where we found everything in confusion the Port blockaded and the Town besieghed by the Bumas Ayrians, we returned here about a week since. Thus our cruise is nearly terminated and we are anxiously awaiting or­ ders to return to the U.States. Give my love to Mary (Dr. Macgill's wife) and all the children and hop­ ing soon to have the pleasure of seeing you all again, I remain Your Affectionate Brother, James Macgill. P.S. Tell Mary I have got some splendid presents for her consisting of Shell Flowers, Feather Flowers, Shawls of different paterns - Silk, Mer­ ino and Canton. Some most beautiful Capes of latest fashion from Paris, Italy and Marsailles and a great variety of curiosities, most splendid, and both ancient and modern, from every place we have visited. And tell my little niece Mary (later Mrs. Rosenberg), if she is a very good girl and can play me some hard tune on the Piano, like 'the sailor's return to his home', she shall have a handsome present also. And let the boys know I will not forget them provided theey will rally round the 'Star Spangled Banner' and give ghree cheers for the Democrats and Old Andrew. J.M. (From p 203)

"6" Dr. Charles Macgill 4 b 7-12-1806 Balto., Md., d 5-5-1881 Mineola Chesterfield Co., Va. m 4-16-1829 Mary Ragan b 6-12-1807 Wash. Co., Md. d 10-3-1897 Galveston, Texas, dau Richard & Eliz. (Ragan, a cousin) Ragan. The latter a prominent merchant of Hagerstown, Md. ^ Dr. Charles Macgill, according to "A History of Wash. Co., Md. by J. C. Williams, (pl013), was born, reared & educated in Balto., Md., grad­ uating from the Univ. of Md. School of Medicine as an M.D. in the Spring of 1827, "and immediately settled in Martinsburg, W.Va., where he prac­ ticed his profession until after the death of his brother, Dr. Wm. Macgill, at that time a leading physician in Wash. Co. Then in 1833 Dr. Charles Macgill removed to Hagerstown, and succeeded his brother in practice there." * * * uDr. Charles Macgill was prominent in Wash. Co. not only as a physic­ ian, but also in political affairs. He was a candidate for Presidential elect­ or on the Van Buren ticket, and in 1836, was chairman of the glorious nine­ teen' electors of the state of Md. who brought about the reform of the Con­ stitution and the election of the senators and governor by the people. He was also Colonel of the 24th, Md. Militia, appointed by Gov. Philip Francis Thomas, and was later Maj.-Gen. in the state troops. Dr. Macgill s home in Hagerstown was on South Potomac St., near Antietam. He was a lead­ ing spirit among Southern sympathizers, and on account of his outspoken sympathy for the South, he was arrested in Oct. 1861, at his home in Hag­ erstown, and taken as a prisoner to Williamsport, and thence to Ft. Mc- Henry, Balto.; later to Ft. Hamilton and Ft. Lafayette, in New York har­ bor, and finally to Warren, Boston, Mass., where he was released in Nov. 1862 after about 14 months imprisonment. Dr. Macgill, speaking for him­ self and the other political prisoners, who like him, had often refused to 218 The Macgill-Mcgill Family

DR. CHARLES MACGILL Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 219 take the oath of allegiance, asked the commander under what conditions his release would be granted; saying that if he had to raise his hand to the brim of his hat in recognition of thanks to the United States Government for his release, he would remain there until death, before he would comply with any such condition. In reply, the commanding officer, Col. Dimmick, said 'I release you unconditionally' " Dr. Macgill, after his release from prison, returned to Hagerstown, and continued to practice his profession until after the battle oi Gettysburg, at which time he joined Gen. Lee's army and went South; upon arrival in Richmond, he received a commission from Pres. Davis, as a full surgeon in the Army of Northern Virginia, where he rendered valiant services until the surrender At the close of the war he went to Richmond, Va., and was one of the leading Physicians of that city until 1880, at which time he was compelled to retire on account of a stroke of paralysis. Dr. Macgill was a Mason. In politics he was a staunch Democrat. He was a life long mem­ ber of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and for many years vestryman of St. John's Church, Hagerstown. Following is a copy of the resolution, pass­ ed by the Richmond Academy of Medicine, upon the death of Dr. Charles

MaCgUL "June 7, 1881 At the last regular meeting of the Richmond Academy of Medicine, Drs. J.S. Wellford, J. E. Skelton and Orlando Fairfax were appointed a commit­ tee to draft suitable resolutions in honor of our late member, Dr. Charles Macgill; and the following were reported and unanimously adopted: 'Again in a brief interval in the dispensations of providence are the mem­ bers of medical profession of Richmond called on to mourn the departure from their midst of one who has borne the heat and burden of the arduous duties of their profession all his life, and who for many years has, not only in this community but also in a sister state, struggled, yea, most, most manfully struggled to diminish human suffering and to procrastinate the approach of the inevitable doom which hangs over us all. He was a man of no common mark - his known courage, his gallant con­ duct and his reckless disregard of consequences when convinced that duty dictated his line of conduct, proved him a man of heroic character, and whose departure is no insignificant loss to any profession. Therefore, Resolved that the Richmond Academy of Medicine, in the death of Dr. Charles Macgill, formerly of Hagerstown, Md. but for many years a skilHul & eminent practitioner of this city, recognize and acknow­ ledge that our professional ranks have suffered the loss of one who by his acquiescence in the stern requirements of duty in peace or war, his in­ flexible regard for truth and his devotion to his profession has earned for him a high position in our hearts and our affections. Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to his family and also published in the Virginia Medical Monthly.' Chas. M. Shields, Secretary." 1. Ellen Elizabeth Macgill 5 b 3-21-1830 Hagerstown, d 9-22-1890 Va. m 11-28-1855 Capt. Robert Swan, a captain in the U.S. Army & men­ tioned in History of Western Md. for his bravery in the Mexican War. He was later a Major in CSA. b 11-4-1827 Cumberland, Md. d 7-22-1872 near Selma, Ala. No issue. 220 The Macgill-McGill Family 2. Richard Ragan Macgill 5 b 3-15-1832 Hagerstown, d 11-20-1860 Sac­ ramento, Calif., unm. 3. Dr. Charles Griffith Worthington Macgill 5 b 5-10-1833 (See below) 4. William Daniel "Barlow" Macgill 5 CSA, b 1-26-1835 Hagerstown, d 5-25-1889 Balto. m 10-8-1867 Agnes Hairston Wilson b 8-28-1849 "Oak Hill" Pittsylvania Co., Va. d 5-25-(?)1925 Danville, Va., dau Sam­ uel & Ruth Stovall (Hairston) Wilson, of Pittsylvania Co. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill lived in Danville. No issue. 5. Davidge "Pat" Macgill 5 b 8-8-1836 (See p 225) 6. Mary "Mollie" Ragan Macgill 5 b 2-28-1839 Hagerstown, d 5-29-1917 Galveston, Texas, m 11-13-1889 Henry Rosenberg b 6-22-1824 in Bil­ ton, Canton Glaris, Switzerland, d 5-12-1893 Galveston. Mr. Rosenberg a wealthy banker, of Galveston, where they spent their entire married life , was the first Pres. of the Santa Fe Ry. & was known as "The Tex­ as Philanthropist." It was Mrs. Rosenberg who gave, not only the mem­ orial windows in the "little brick church" near "Athol" in Howard Co., Md. See p 13, but others, to the memory of members of the Macgill family, in the churches at Hagerstown, Richmond & Galveston. She took an active interest in the Daughters of the Confederacy, the Nation­ al Presidency of which she several times refused. She was said to be very beautiful. No issue. 7. Alice Macgill 5 b 7-10-1840 (See p 226) 8. Clara Macgill 5 b 8-13-1842 Hagerstown, d there 11-4-1851. 9. Gen. James Macgill 5 b 12-24-1844 (See p 229) 10. Elizabeth Ragan Macgill 5 b 9-5-1846 (See p 231) 11. Frank Macgill 5 b 9-4-1851 Hagerstown, d 2-17-1900, Galveston, unm. (From above) "3" Dr. Charles Griffith Worthington Macgill 5 b 5-10-1833 Hagerstown, Md. d 4-28-1907 Catonsville, Md. m 9-27-1859 Louisa Thompson Mc- Endree b 6-29-1839 Shepherdstown, W. Va. d 8-14-1919 Catonsville, dau Jno. & Eugenia (Morgan) McEndree of Shepherdstown. Dr. Macgill was reared in Hagerstown; graduated in medicine at the Univ. of Md. in Balto. in 1856, and practiced in Hagerstown until 1863 when he entered the Con­ federate Army as surgeon of the 2nd Va. Infantry, in "Stonewall" Jackson's Brigade, and continued with the Army of Northern Va. to the end of the war. He then settled in Catonsville, Md., where he practiced medicine until his death in 1907. He was regarded as one of the most eminent physicians of Balto. Co. He served as a member of the Balto. Co. School Board; was for 30 yrs. one of the Board of Mgrs. of the Md. Hospital for the Insane, and was Pres., First Nat. Bank, Catonsville from its organization until his death. Dr. Macgill was an Episcopalian and a vestryman of St. Timothy's Church, Catonsville for 40 yrs. 1. Eugenia Macgill 6 b 8-18-1860 (See p 221) 2. Richard Ragan Macgill 6 b 2-8-1862 Hagerstown d there 10-29-1862. 3. Mary Ragan Macgill 6 b 11-24-1863 (See p 221) 4. Charles Macgill 6 b 1-31-1866 Catonsville d there 8-27-1866. 5. Louisa Macgill 6 b 11-29-1867 (See p 223) 6. Dr. John Charles Macgill 6 b 12-25-1869 (See p 223) 7. Margie Macgill 6 b 5-1-1871 (See p 224) Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 221

(From p 220) "1" Eugenia Macgill 6 b 8-18-1860 Hagerstown, Md. d 10-24-1946 Winnetka, UI. m 11-3-1886 George Thornburgh Macauley Gibson b 12-19- 1860 Balto., Md., living 3-'47, Winnetka, son of Geo. S. & Rebecca (Mac­ auley) Gibson, of Balto. 1. Sarah Thornburgh Gibson 7 b 1-24-1888 (See below) 2. Louisa Macgill Gibson 7 b 3-28-1893 Balto., Md., m 1-16-1915 William Hamilton Felton, Jr. b 9-20-1889 Macon, Ga., son of Wm. H. & Mary EUen (Johnson) Felton, Sr., of Macon. Mr. & Mrs. Felton, Jr. live, 3- '47, Clayton St., Macon. He, a Fruit & Wheat Grower. (1) William Hamilton Felton, in 8 b 11-25-1915 Balto., d 10-15-1946 Godfrey, 111., unm. (2) Capt. George Gibson Felton 8 b 3-23-1920 Macon, m 9-4-1943 Ann Heatherly Corn b 5-30-1920 Macon, dau Ernest & Pauline (Pierce) Corn, of Macon. Capt. & Mrs. Felton live, 3-'47, 207 Clayton St., Macon. He, a Fruit & Wheat Grower. He served in W.W. 2 as a troop carrier pilot, Army Air Force, in the New Guinea campaign & Philippine Invasion; rec'd. D.F. Cross with 2 Oak Leaf Clusters & Air Medal with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters. (From above) "1" Sarah Thornburg Gibson 7 b 1-24-1888 Balto., Md. m 2-16-1915 George Pleasants Lynde b 1-24-1887 Chicago, 111., son of Samuel Adams & Nancy (Pleasants) Lynde, of Chicago. Mr. & Mrs. G. P. Lynde live, 3- 47, 302 Forest Ave., Winnetka, 111. He, a Lawyer. 1. George Pleasants Lynde, Jr. 8 b 1916 N.Y. City, d there 1917. 2. Cornelius Lynde 8 b 1919 N.Y. City, d there 1923. 3. Charles Macgill Lynde 8 b 3-10-1920 N.Y. City, m 8-1-1942 Barbara Bumham b 1-25-1920 Evanston, IU., dau Gerald & Ruth Parshall (Brown) Burnham, of Winnetka. Mr. & Mrs. Lynde live, 7-'47, 1031 Fisher's Lane, Winnetka. He, a Claims Mgr. for an Insurance Co. He served in W.W. 2 as Staff Sgt., in Army Air Corps; overseas 2 yrs. in Africa & Italy. No issue. 4. George Pleasants Lynde, Jr. 8 b 1922, d 1923. 5. Eugenia Gibson Lynde 8 b 5-8-1924 Wash., D.C, living, Winnetka, 3- '47, unm. 6. Samuel Adams Lynde 8 b 5-8-1924 Wash., killed in line of duty 8-4-1943, Ft. Jackson, Miss., when a truck overturned. He was serving in W.W. 2 with 592nd F.A. Bn. Unm. (From p 220) "3" Mary Ragan Macgill 6 b 11-24-1863 Sheppardstown, Va. d 10-30- 1942 Balto., Md. m 9-30-1885 Edward Stanley Gary b 6-26-1862 Alberton, Md., living, 3-'47, Garden Apts., Balto., son of Jas. Albert & Lavinia Wash­ ington (Corrie) Gary, of Balto. 1. James Albert Gary, n 7 b 1-19-1887 (See p 222) 2. An unnamed dau Gary 7 born & died same day. 3. Louisa Macgill Gary 7 b 12-13-1889 Balto., living 3-'47, Garden Apts., Balto., unm. 222 The Macgill-McGill Family 4. Edward Stanley Gary, Jr. 7 b 2-3-1891 (See below) 5. Mary Ragan Gary 7 b 2-11-1896 (See below) (From p 221)

"1" James Albert Gary, II 7 b 1-19-1887 Balto. m 10-4-1919 Ann Frank­ lin Keyser b 4-30-1893 Balto., dau Henry Barroll & Caroline (Fischer) Keyser, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Gary live,3-'47, 318 Overhill Rd., Balto. He served as a Lt. in U.S. Navy in W.W. 1 1. Caroline Fischer Gary 8 b 3-21-1921 Balto. m 8-1-1842 Lt. Col. Rich­ ard Francis Ober, b 2-13-1918, Balto., son of Frank Benedict & Mar­ garet De Lancey (Rochester) Ober, of Balto. Lt. Col. & Mrs. R. F. Ober live, 3-'47, 605 Orkney Rd., Balto. He a Lawyer. He served in W.W. 2, entering as 1st Lt., 7-'41, discharged a Lt. Col. 2-'46. (1) Richard Francis Ober, Jr. 9 b 12-12-1943 Balto., living, 3-'47. (2) Douglas Gary Ober 9 b 4-15-1946 Balto., living, 3-47. 2. Ann Franklin Gary 8 b 6-24-1923 Balto. m 10-10-1945 Ensign Richard Pendleton Hall USNR., b 2-2-1922 Balto., son of Pendleton Henry & Elizabeth Mae (Barham) Hall, of Balto. Ensign & Mrs. R. P. Hall live, 3-'47, 318 Overhill Rd., Balto. He, in Real Estate business. He was at Naval Academy during W.W. 2. No issue. 3. James Albert Gary, m 8 b 4-17-1925 Balto., now, 3-'47, Cadet U.S.C.G. Academy, unm. (From above)

"4" Edward Stanley Gary, Jr. V b 2-3-1891 Balto., Md. m 11-20-1915 Eleanor Cole Bosley b 3-23-1895 "Shewan", Balto. Co., Md., dau Jno. Cole & Gertrude (Hutchins) Bosley, of "Shewan." Mr. & Mrs. Gary live, 3-'47, Garden Apts., Balto. He, a Cotton Broker. 1. Edward Stanley Gary, m 8 b 12-22-1917 Balto., living 3-'47, 17130 E. Jeff. Ave., Detroit, Mich., unm. He served in W.W. 2 with Joint Assult Signal Co. (Master Sergeant) on 7 invasions in Pacific; has 7 battle stars & other citations. 2. Eleanor Bosley Gary 8 b 3-25-1922 Balto., living, 3-'47, m 6-30-1943 Lieut. Jesse Andrew Davis, Jr. USNR b 10-10-1918 Balto., d 11-7-1945 China Sea, son of J. A. & Lucy Chilton (Powall) Davis, Sr. No issue. (From above) "5" Mary Ragan Gary 7 b 2-11-1896 Balto., Md. m 9-7-1918 William Hughlett Naylor, b 9-14-1888 Eastern Shore of Md., son of Geo. Wash. & Martha (Hughlett) Naylor, of the Eastern Shore. Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Naylor live, 2-'44, 912 Belvedere Ave., Balto., Md. He, V. Pres. Davis Coal & Coke Co. 1. William Hughlett Naylor, Jr. 8 b 12-12-1919 Balto., m 4-2-1945 Emily Starr String b 11-26-1921 New Havan, Conn., dau Jno. Farson & Ger­ trude Alice (Tierney) String, of New Haven, Essex Falls, N.Y., & Leon­ ardtown, Md. Mr. & Mrs. Naylor, Jr., live, 3-'47, Trappe, Md. He, in Insurance. He served in W.W. 2, in USNR from 9-'39 to 9-'45; from 10-'45; from 10-'40 to 6-'44 overseas; discharged as Chief Petty Of­ ficer. (1) William Hughlett Naylor, in 9 b 9-28-1946 Balto., living, 3-'47. Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 223 2. Mary Ragan Naylor 8 b 9-11-1922 Bålto. m 3-30-1946 Tinsley Adams b 4-28-1917 Wash., D.C, son of Eugene Graves & Pocahontas (Tinsley) Adams, of Wash. Mr. & Mrs. Tinsley Adams live, 3-'47, River Rd., Rockville, Md. He, an Officer in an Insurance Brokerage Firm. He served in W.W. 2 as Lt. (j-g-) U.S. Coast Guard. No issue. (From p 220)

"5" Louisa Macgill 6 b 11-29-1867 Catonsville, Md., living 3-'47 "Brick House Farm" Ellicott City, Md. m 4-27-1898 Charles Willing Browne b 12-3-1860 Phila., Pa. d 2-11-1926 Catonsville, son of Horace Gustavus & Mary Willing (Swift) Browne, of Phila. & Va. 1. Charles Willing Browne, Jr. 7 an only child, b 2-22-1900, Catonsville, m 4-17-1933 Julia Bell Williams b 4-27-1906 Balto., Md., dau Wm. Smith Gittings & Julia Bell (Deford) Williams, of England & Va. Mr. & Mrs. Browne, Jr., live, 2-'47, "Brick House Farm", Ellicott City. He, in Insurance business & Farming. (1) Julia Bell Browne 8 b 8-3-1936 Balto., living, 2- 47. (2) Charles Willing Browne in 8 b 10-30-1939 Balto., living, 2- 47. (3) George Willing Browne 8 b 12-15-1946 Balto., living, 2-'47. (From p 220)

"6" Dr. John Charles Macgill 6 b 12-25-1869 Catonsville, Md. d 11-16- 1934 Balto. m 11-18-1905 Annie Campbell Gordon Thomas b 5-11-1883 Balto., living, 6-'47, 607 Fred. Rd. CatonsviUe, dau Raleigh Colston & Mary (McDonald) Thomas, of Balto. Dr. Macgill was Asst. in the Surgical Depart., Johns-Hopkins Hospital, Balto., 1891-92; then practiced medicine in Catonsville until his death in 1934. 1. Mary McDonald Macgill 7 b 10-6-1906 Catonsville, Md., living, 6- 47, 16 Kenwood Ave., Catonsville, m 7-10-1931 Lt. Comdr. Ferdinand Chat- ard Dugan, Jr. USNR, b 7-10-1901 "Aqua Vista" Howard Co., Md. d 9-4-1946 Naval Hosp., Bethesda, Md., son of F. C. & Melaine (Boone) Dugan of ^'Aqua Vista". Lt. Comdr. Dugan graduated, U. S. Naval Ac- acemy, 1922; served in the Navy 10 yrs including 3 yrs in China, be­ fore resigning to operate his own business - the Balto. Electric Blue­ print Co. He served in W.W. 2 in USNR from 1942 to 3-'46; was in charge of Naval Plans & Training Div. at Notre Dame Univ.; then Prince­ ton Univ. and later Univ, of N.C; also in charge of commissioning "Baby Flat Tops" at Bremerton (Wash.) Navy Yard. (1) Mary Macgill Dugan 8 b 8-14-1932 Balto., living, 6-'47. (2) Ferdinand Chatard Dugan III 8 b 7-13-1933 Balto., living, 6- 47. (3) Annie Campbell Dugan 8 b 2-3-1943 Balto., living, 6-'47. 2. Annie Campbell Macgill 7 b 10-6-1908 Catonsville, m 4-18-1931 Lt. Col. Mark Alexander Herbert Smith, US Army (regular) b 10-31-1900 Fairfax Co., Va., son of Courtland Hawkins & Sarah Carlyle Fairfax (Herbert) Smith, of Va. Col. & Mrs. Smith's permanent address is 2411 Pickwick Rd., Balto., but now, 7-'47, he is stationed at Wash., D.C. He served in W.W. 2, (a) Exec. Officer of 10th Q.M. Training Reg. Camp Lee, Va.; (b) Exec. Officer, Boston, Mass. Q.M. Depot; (c) Commanding Officer Chinese Training & Combat Command Field Repl. Depot, China- 224 The Macgill-McGill Family Burma-India Theater; (d) Exec. Officer Dept. Q.M., Antilles Dept., Carribean Defence Command, Puerto Rico. (l)Mark Alexander Herbert Smith, Jr. 8 b 10-19-1936 Balto., living, 7-'47. 3. Louisa Thompson Macgill 7 b 7-18-1910 Catonsville, m 7-31-1937 Maj. Joseph Wistar Huey, Jr. USMC, b 7-22-1901 Fred., Md., son of J. W. & Florence (Greene) Huey, Sr. Maj. & Mrs. Huey live, 6-'47, 3429-34th PL, N.W., Wash., D.C. He, Mgr. Wash. Agency, Provident Mutual Life Ins. Co. He served in W.W. 2 from 10-'42 to 12-'45 in USMC; was Maj. 3rd Marine Air Wing; served at Hdqtrs. USMC, Wash., D.C; Quantico, Va., Cherry Point. N.C. & Honolulu, T.H. (1) Joseph Wistar Huey, m 8 b 12-8-1938 Catonsville, living, 6-'47. (2) Louisa Macgill Huey 8 b 2-20-1941 Riderwood, Md., living, 6-'47. 4. Margie Macgill 7 b 9-14-1918 Catonsville, d there 11-13-1919. 5. Lt. John Charles Macgill, Jr. 7 b 9-14-1921 Catonsville, m 9-5-1946 Anne Margaret Luber b 9-5-1919 Balto., dau Joseph Robinson & Paul­ ine Margurite (Mulcahy) Lubar, of Balto. Lt. & Mrs. Macgill live, 7-'47, 607 Fred. Rd., Catonsville. He served in W.W. 2 from 2-'42 to 12-'45; was a pilot in U.S. Army Air Forces; Served in American, European & Asiatic Theaters; rec'd, the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters & Presidential Unit Citation.

(From p 220)

"7" Margie Macgill 6 b 5-1-1871 Catonsville, d there 3-16-1907, m 4-8-1896, as his 1st wife, (He m 2nd Isabella Hagner, of Wash., D.C. by whom he had no children) Norman James b 9-2-1868 Balto. Co., d 1-24- 1939 Balto., Md., son of Henry & Amelia Belknap (Cate) James, of Balto. 1. Charles Macgill James 7 b 8-2-1897 Catonsville, Md. m 1st 7-14-1923 Mary Bruce Kinsolving b 12-5-1896 Brooklyn, N.Y., d 4-14-1947 Wash., D.C, dau Arthur Barksdale & Sally Archer (Bruce) Kinsolving, of Balto., Md. He served 2 yrs the 110th Field Artillery, AEF in W.W. 1.; in 1922 was associated with the James Lumber Co., Balto., Md.; in 1933 became Director of the Municipal Museum, Balto.; in 1940, after having taken special courses at Columbia & Harvard Univ.s, became and is, 3-'48, Ass't. Director, National Gallery of Art, Wash., D.C. (1) Norman James 8 b 7-8-1924 Balto., living, 3-'48. (2) Arthur Lee James 8 b 9-5-1926 Balto., living, 3-'48. (3) Patrick Macgill James 8 b 5-15-1928 Balto., living, 3-'48. m 2nd 10-18-1947 Caroline Ross Rogers b 4-7-1903 Plainfield, N.J., dau Geo. Rust & Caroline (Ross) Rogers, of Fred., Md. Mr. & Mrs. James live, 3-'48, 3310 N. St., N.W., Wash. 2. Margie Macgill James 7 b 7-4-1900 Catonsville, Md. m 10-3-1923 Janon Fisher, Jr., b 1-4-1898 Ruxton, Md., son of Janon & Kath. (Le- Moyne) Fisher. Mr. & Mrs. Fisher, Jr., live, 6-'47, at "The Cave" Eccleston, Md. He a Farmer. (1) Margie Fisher 8 b 7-8-1924 Balto., Md., living, 6-'47. (2) Amelia Fisher 8 b 9-16-1925 Balto., Md., living, 6-'47. (3) Katharine Fisher 8 b 9-10-1929 Balto., Md., living, 6-'47. (4) Julia Murray Fisher 8 b 3-21-1932 Balto., Md., living, 6-'47. (5) Janon Fisher m 8 b 7-9-1934 Balto., Md., living, 6-'47. Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 225 (6) Eugenia Fisher 8 h 5-16-1937 Balto., Md., living, 6-'47. (7) Ann Est! Fisher 8 b 8-16-1939 Balto., Md., living, 6-'47. 3. Amelia James 7 b 6-26-1903 Balto., d there 4- -1917. (From p 220) "5" Davidge "Pat" Macgill 5 b 8-8-1836 Hagerstown, Md., d 7-8-1897 Rockingham Co., N.C. He, a Farmer, m 4-21-1868 Caroline Elizabeth Stansbury, b 9-14-1845 Cincinnati, O., d 5-8-1940 Pulaski, Va., dau Rev. Jno. Skelton & Caroline Eliz. (Burch) Stansbury. 1. Charles Macgill 6 b 2-16-1869 (See below). 2. Louis Rice Macgill 6 b 6-21-1871 (See below) 3. Ellen "Nellie" Anna Macgill 6 b 6-13-1874 Pulaski, Va., living there, 7-'46, unm. 4. William Daniel Macgill 6 b 8-25-1881 (See p 226) (From above) "1" Charles Macgill 6 b 2-16-1869 Patrick Co., Va., d 5-11-1910 "Claremont", Pulaski, Va. m 11-12-1902, as her 1st husband (she m 2nd 4- -1944 Edwin Holt), Laura Burwell Ballard, b 1-9-1876 Ballard Planta­ tion, Franklin Co., N.C, living, 7-'46, Burlington, N.C, dau Capt. Wm. & Eliz. (Green) Ballard, of Franklin Co. & Greensboro, N.C. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill lived in Greensboro. He, with Cone Export & Commission Co. there. 1. Charles Richard Macgill 7 b 9-15-1903 Greensboro, m 5-24-1930 Fran­ ces Mabet Barrow b 1-1-1902 Louisburg, N.C, dau Joseph & Martha (Ballard) Barrow, Louisburg. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill live, 8-'46, 1005 Harvey St., Raleigh, N.C. He, in Insurance business. (1) Charles Richard Macgill 8 b 8-27-1931 Greensboro, living, 8-'46. 2. Mary "Mollie" Ragan Macgill 7 b 5-14-1907 Franklin Co., living, 8- '46, Lakeview St., Greensboro, m 10-31-1929 Marion Eugene Halford, Div. Engnr., America Fore Fire Ins. Co., b 9-1-1905 Augusta, Ga., d 9-31-1941 Greensboro, son of Wm. Crawford & Minnie (Whitaker) Hal- ford, of Augusta. (l)Jean Macgill Halford 8 b 8-4-1930 Greensboro, living, 8-'46.

(From above) "2" Louis Rice Macgill 6 b 6-21-1871 Patrick Co., Va., d 12-25-1907 San Antonio, Texas, m 10- -1893 Ettie Statts Danner b 9-7-1877 Wilming­ ton, Del., d 6-18-1945 Phila., Pa., dau Tilghman & Annie Eliz. (Martin) Danner, of Wilmington. 1. Elizabeth Caroline Macgill 7, an only child, b 8-5-1894 Sparrows Point, Md., m 10-27-1914 Edward Nicholas Lennig b 4-22-1887 Phila., Pa., son of Francis Edward & Hanna Fredericka (Auner) Lennig, of Phila. Mr. & Mrs. E. N. Lennig live, 4-'46, 4515 Locust St., Phila. He, a Salesman. (1) Edward Nicholas Lennig, Jr. 8 b 7-22-1915 Phila., Pa., m 10-21-1944 Anna Marie Kinney b 4-28-1920 Fruitport, Mich., dau Chas. Elroy & Pauline Matilda (Smith) Kinney, of Fruitport. Mr. & Mrs. Lennigjr. 226 The Macgill-McGill Family live, 9-'46, 4515 Locust St., Phila. He, an Accountant. He served in W.W. 2 as 1st Lt. 88th C.A. (A.A.) in Panama, a. Edward Nicholas Lennig.III 9 b 9-4-1945, Muskegon, Mich., liv­ ing, 8-'46. (From p 225) "4" William Daniel MacgiU 6 b 8-25-1881 Patrick Co., Va. m 6-14- 1916 Amelia Louisa Bell b 11-1-1891 Pulaski, Co., Va., dau Jas. Randall Kent & Lida Nowell (Whitsitt) Bell, of Pulaski Co. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill live, 4-'47, Pulaski, Va. He, a Farmer. 1. William Daniel Macgill, Jr. 7 b 6-17-1917 Pulaski, Va., m 8-31-1940 Eloise Scott Bowling b 11-7-1917 Princeton, W. Va., dau Grover Cleve­ land & Euldlid (Scott) Bowling, of Pulaski. Mr. & Mrs. Macgill live, 4-'47, 604 Prospect Ave., Pulaski. He, a Builder. He served in W.W. 2, with the Newport News & Dry Dock Co. (1) William Daniel Macgill.m 8 b 10-27-1944 Newport News, Va., living, 8-'46. 2. Lida Bell Macgill 7 b 5-30-1919 Pulaski, Va., m 4-23-1942 James Wil­ liams Dougan b 7-3-1914 Pamplin, Va., son of Jas. Aloysius & Julia Pearl (Caraway) Dougan, of Roanoke, Va. Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Dougan live, 3118 Poplar Rd., Roanoke, Va. He, a Training Officer, U.S. Veterans Adm. He served in W.W. 2 in USNR from ll-'44 to 3-'46, as Ensign & Lt. (j.g.) (1) Anne Louise Dougan 8 b 6-28-1943 Pulaski, living, 4- 47. (2) James Williams Dougan 8 b 6-25-1947 Roanoke, Va., living, 4-'47. (From p 220) "7" Alice Macgill 5 b 7-10-1840 Hagerstown, Md., d 2-9-1926 Rich., Va., m 4-24-1867, as his 2nd wife (he m 1st a Miss Claiborne, who died in childbirth), Dr. Samuel Davies Drewry b 9-12-1831 "Chinquepin" Amelia Co., Va., d 4-2-1905 "Mineola" Chesterfield Co., Va., son of Henry Tandy & Martha Amelia (Davies) Drewry, of "Falls Plantation" Chesterfield Co. Dr. & Mrs. Drewry lived at "Mineola". He, a practic­ ing Physician. 1. Mary Macgill Drewry 6 b 8-5-1868 "Acton" near "Falls Plantation , living, 3-'46, Rich., Va. Unm. 2. Aurelia "Minnie" Drewry 6 b 8-18-1869 (See p 227) 3. Charles MacgiU Drewry 6 b 2-8-1871 Rich., d 7-29-1883 Petersburg, Va. 4. Clara Macgill Drewry 6 b 2-13-1872 Rich., d there same day. 5. Henry Tandy Drewry 6 b 1-16-1873 "Mineola" d there 3-12-1877. 6. Alys Macgill Drewry 6 b 4-18-1875 (See p 227) 7. Samuel Davies Drewry 6 b 9-13-1876 "Mineola" d there 4-24-1878. 8. Ellen Swan Drewry 6 b 4-29-1878 (See p 228) 9. Dr. Cooper R. Drewry 6 b 2-11-1881 (See p 228) 10. Frank Macgill Drewry 6 b 8-10-1882 "Mineola" d there 7-29-1883. 11. Agnes Hairston Drewry 6 Doesn't tell her age (See p 229) 12. Richard Ragan Drewry 6 b 1- -1886 "Mineola" d 4-24-1887 Rich. Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 227 (From p 226) "2" Aurelia "Minnie" Drewry 6 b 8-18-1869 Chesterfield Co., Va., liv­ ing, 7-'47, 1114 West Ave., Rich., Va., m 1-21-1891 Frederick Olia Bert- rand b 9-9-1860 Matagorda Co., Texas, d 12-29-1906 "Mineola", son of Fred. Olia & Bettie (Barton) Bertrand, of Matagorda Co., Mr. & Mrs. Bert- rand, Jr. lived in New Orleans, La. He, an Insurance Agent. 1. Elizabeth Austin Bertrand 7 b 12-11-1891 Covington, Va., living, 3-'46, at above address, m 4-20-1918 Louis Armistead Heindl b 9-22-1893 Rich., killed in auto accident 12-2-1932 near Rich., son of Louis Jno. & Margaret Booth (Armistead) Heindl, of Rich. Mr. & Mrs. L. A. Heidi lived in Rich. He, Ass't. Mgr. Walter D. Moses Music Store. (1) Louis Armistead Heidi, Jr. 8 b 11-7-1920 Rich., killed 9-9-1943 while testing a P-70 plane, which crashed at Orlando, Fla. He served in W.W. 2, as a test pilot, U.S. Army Air Force, with rank of 2nd Lt. Unm. 2. Mary Ragan Macgill Bertrand 7 b 11-7-1893 Covington, Va., living, 3- '46, 1903 Stuart Ave., Rich, m 4-18-1927 Thomas Burton Snead b 3-10- 1878 Etna, Va., d 10-15-1942 Rich., son of Chappin Price & Frances Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Snead, of Etna. Mr. & Mrs. T. B. Snead lived in Rich. He, a Lawyer. (1) Mary Ragan Macgill Snead 8 b 6-17-1929 Rich., living, 3-'46. (2) Frances Elizabeth Overton Snead 8 b 7-4-1932 Rich., living, 3-'46. 3. Alice Macgill Drewry Bertrand 7 b 10-1-1901 "Mineola", living, 3-'46, at mother's address, m 10-20-1924 John Ferrell Reed, Jr., b 10-8-1889 Norfolk, Va., d 10-29-1929 Catawba Sanitorium, Va., son of Dr. J. F. & Nannie Pemberton (Crenshaw) Reed, Sr., of Norfolk. Mr. & Mrs. Reed, Jr. lived in Rich. He, Ass't. Mgr. Glass Sash & Door Corp., Rich.. (l)John Ferrell Reed, in 8 b 8-18-1924 Rich., living, 3-'46, unm. He served in W.W. 2, as S.M. 2/c USNR on LCI (L) 746. (From p 226) "6" Alys Macgill Drewry 6 b 4-18-1875 "Mineola" d 2-18-1935 Bay St. Louis, Miss, m 2-28-1895 Frederick Oswald Ogden, a lawyer, and coun­ sel for Apollinaris Agency Co. for 30 yrs. b 6-14-1872 New Orleans, La. d 11-18-1938 "Oakden" Chesterfield Co., Va., son of Judge Robt. Nash & Sara (Beattie) Ogden, of New Orleans & Bay St. Louis, Miss. 1. Alys Macgill Ogden 7 b 1-11-1896 "Mineola" m 9-6-1924 Edgar Bruce Fergusson b 4-13-1895 "Oakden", son of Mellville Bruce & Carrie (Batcheler) Fergusson, of Rich., Va. Mr. & Mrs. E. B. Fergusson live, ll-'46, "Oakden" Chester, Va. He, in Printing & Publishing business, Rich. No issue. 2. Samuel Davies Drewry Ogden 7 b 6-1-1897 "Mineola" m 3-17-1928 Mary Edna Martha Jackson b 2-13-1908 Los Angeles, Calif., dau Peter Mack & Martha (Andronica) Jackson, of New Orleans, La. Mr. & Mrs. Ogden live, 12-'46, 7917 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans. He, a Marine Engineer. No issue. 3. Sara Beattie Ogden 7 b 6-9-1899, "Mineola", living l-'47, New Orleans, while her son is getting his medical degree, when she will return to Honduras, m 9-24-1921 Dr. Salomon Paredes b 3-13-1899 Trididad, 228 The Macgill-McGill Family Honduras, living, l-'47, San Pedro Sula, Honduras, a practicing Phy­ sician, son of José Antonio Paredes & Fransisco Regalado de Paredes, of Trinidad. (1) Oswald Ogden Paredes 8 b 8-14-1923 New Orleans, now, l-'47, med- ican student at Tulane Univ. 4. Swann Deford Ogden 7 b 9-28-1905 New Orleans d there 9-3-1907. 5. Frederick Oswald Ogden Jr. 7 b 8-7-1908 New Orleans m Juanita Kroen- ke. Mr. & Mrs. Ogden, Jr. live, ll-'46, 7917 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans. (1) Frederick Oswald Ogden, in 8 b 10-16-1929 New Orleans, living, ll-'46. (From p 226) "8" Ellen Swan Drewry 6 b 4-29-1878 Rich., Va., d there 5-26-1947, m 2-9-1898 Benjamin Franklin Deford b 1-20-1872 Balto., Md., d 6-26- 1947 Rich., son of Thos. & SaUie Wm. (Bell) Deford of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. Deford lived at 608 W. Franklin Ave., Rich. He, retired, formerly in business in Balto. 1. Ellen Swan Deford 7 b 8-2-1899 "Elenola" Balto. Co., Md., m 12-17- 1925 Thomas Poultney Gorter b 5-15-1896 Balto., son of Judge Jas. Polk & Nannie (Poultney) Gorter, of Balto. Mr. & Mrs. T. P. Gorter live, 4-'47, 53 14 St. Alban's Way, Balto. He, V. Pres. Pullman Car Mfg. Co. (1) James Polk Gorter, n 8 b 12-10-1929 Balto., living, 3-'47. (2) Thomas Poultney Gorter, Jr. 8 b 1-22-1933 Balto., living, 3-'47. 2. Benjamin Franklin Deford, Jr. 7 b 4-17-1902 "Elenola", m 1-25-1934 Louise Brockenbrough McAdams b 9-27-1912 Rich., Va., dau Thos. Branch & Edna Wiley (McClure) McAdams, of Rich. Mr. & Mrs. Deford, Jr. live, 3-'47, 6205 Mossway, Balto. (1) Benjamin Franklin Deford, m 8 b 12-16-1938 Balto., living, 3-'47. (2) Thomas McAdams Deford 8 b 7-16-1942 Balto., living, 3-'47. 3. Alice Macgill Deford 7 b 9-21-1903 "Elenola" m 7-23-1936 Dr. Kinloch Nelson b 3-12-1903 Rich., Va., son of Jno. Garnett & Susanna Rose Pleasants (Morris) Nelson, of Rich. Dr. & Mrs. Nelson live 3-'47, 608 W. Franklin St., Rich. He, a practicing Physician. He served in W.W. 2, with the 45th Gen. Hospital, in Africa & Italy, with the rank of Lt. Col. No issue. 4. Samuel Davies Drewry Deford 7 b 7-19-1907 "Elenola", living, 3-'47, 608 W. Franklin St., Rich., unm. He served in W.W. 2, as Petty Officer, 1/c, USNR, in U.S. & European theater of war.

(From p 226) "9" Dr. Cooper R. (no initial) Drewry 6 b 2-11-1881 "Mineola" Chest­ erfield Co., Va., m 6-2-1906 Mary Tasker James b 10-5-1885 Balto., dau Chas. Ingersoll & Mary Tasker (Ranson) James, of Balto. Dr. & Mrs. Drewry live, 3-'47, "Tower Hill", 5322 Fred. Ave., Balto. He, a Physician. 1. Mary Tasker Drewry 7 b 10-12-1911 Balto., m 7-1-1930 Col. Charles Dorsey Warfield b 4-23-1906 Balto., son of Harry Ridgely & Susan Eliz. (Sadtler) Warfield, of Balto. Col. Warfield served in W.W. 2 with U.S. Army Air Force, 16 mos. of it in South Pacific. Now, 3-'47, located at Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 229 Maxwell Field, Ala. (1) Mary Tasker Drewry Warfield 8 b 12-12-1936 Balto., living, 3-'47. (2) Charles Ridgely Warfield 8 b 1-13-1943 Balto., living, 3-'47. (From p 226) "11" Agnes Hairston Drewry 6 b "Mineola" Chesterfield Co., Va. m 6-6-1911 John Edward Deford b 11-20-1887 Balto., Md., son of Thos. & Sallie Wm. (Bell) Deford, of Balto. & brother of Benj. Franklin Deford. Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Deford live, 3-'47, Baldwin, Md. 1. Agnes Drewry Deford 7 b 5-14-1913 Ruxton, Md. m 10-31-1936 Edward Lynn Meminger b 10-24-1903 Toledo, O., son of Edward & Melissa (Bab­ cock) Meminger, of Toledo. Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Meminger live, 4-'47, 6381 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, Calif. He, an Actor's Agent. No issue. 2. Capt. John Edward Deford, Jr. 7 b 1-2-1916 Balto., living, 4-'47, Baldwin, Md., unm. Now with the "Union News" newspaper, Towson, Md. Dur­ ing W.W. 2 he served with the Army Air Forces from 10-'41 to l-'46. Rec'd 4 Combat Stars & Presidential Citation.

(From p 220)

"9" Gen. James Macgill 5 CSA, b 12-24-1844 Hagerstown, Md. d 1-16- 1923 Pulaski, Va. Gen. Macgill enlisted, in Co. C, 1st Md. Cavalry Reg. CSA, when only 16 and served throughout the Civil War, having reached the rank of Colonel, at the age of 21 yrs. Although several horses were shot from under him - one at Gettysburg - and the handle of his sword shot off, as it hung at his side, he was never wounded or taken prisoner. He took an active interest in the Confederate veterans throughout his life, and was elected by them Commander of the Va. Division, of the United Confederate Veterans, and was commissioned in 1900 Brig. Gen. U.C.V. After the war he spent the rest of his life in Va. - most of it at "Claremont" While a good farmer and lover of fine livestock, he was also a good business man and did much to improve and develop the community of Pulaski. He also took an active interest in the religeous life of the community. He arranged for its first Episcopal service* which was held in his home, and later he and his first wife were instrumental in building the first chapel in the town, which after her death was dedicated as a memorial to her. m 1st 2-12-1868 Mary Belle Peirce b 8-26-1841 "Claremont", Pulaski, d there 2-15-1879, dau Jas. Newton & Anne Dabney (Stuart) Peirce, of "Claremont," and a niece of the famous Confederate cavalry of­ ficer, Gen. J. E. B. Stuart. 1. Anne Stuart Macgill 6 b 1-5-1869 (See p 212) 2. Mary Clare Carroll Macgill 6 b 3-23-1870 (See p 231) 3. Alexander Stuart Macgill 6 b 2-12-1876 "Claremont," d there 4-20- 1878. 4. Charles Peirce Macgill 6 b 2-10-1878 (See p 231) m 2nd 10-16-1904 Lucy Lee Hill, now (1948) dead some years. They were married in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, at Petersburg, Va. It was from Petersburg that her mother - Dolly Morgan, sister of Gen. John H. Morgan, CSA. - fled with her two children, taking with her the dead body of her husband, Gen. A. P. Hill, CSA, when Petersburg 230 The Macgill-McGill Family

GEN. JAMES MACGILL, C.S.A. Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 231 was evacuated by the Confederates. For this wedding of Lucy Hill's the church was decorated with flowers and Confederate flags. It was attended by the A.P. Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans in full uni­ form and by that chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. No issue. (From p 229) "2" Mary Clare Carroll Macgill 6 b 3-23-1870 Abingdon, Va., living, 3-'48, 176 3rd St., Pulaski, Va. m 6-21-1893 Dr. William Womach Chaf- fin b 5-5-1868 "Poplar Camp" Wythe Co., Va. d 5-7-1925 Pulaski, son of Alex. Nathan. & Sarah Ann (Painter) Chaffin, of "Poplar Camp." 1. Anne Bell Chaffin 7 b 8-27-1894 "Hickory Grove", Wythe Co. m 12- 29-1925 Andrew Raymond Dougherty b 10-9-1879 Patterson, N.J., son of Tunis Taylor & Sarah Matilda (Drury) Dougherty, of Patterson. Mr. & Mrs. A. R. Dougherty live, 7-'47, 176,3rd St., Pulaski. He with the U.S. Bureau of Internal Revenue. (1) William Raymond Dougherty 8 b 9-27-1927 Pulaski, living, 7-'47. (2) Mary Clare Carroll Dougherty 8 b 6-26-1929 Pulaski, living, 7-'47. (From p 229) "4" Charles Peirce Macgill 6 b 2-10-1878 "Claremont," living there, 3-'48, m 6-12-1915 Eileen Alice Allen b 4-7-1888 county Tyron, Ireland, d 10-30-1947 "Claremont," dau Thos. Buckley & Alice (Rudge) Allen, of Ireland. Mr. Macgill played "end" on the Episcopal High School and Univ. of Va. foot ball teams; taught at the E.H. School, 1900-01, and has served on its Board of Trustees since 1921; practiced law 10 yrs. in Galveston, Texas; served on its Board of Public Education, Library & other public institutions; represented Galveston Dist. in the Texas Legislature, securing the appropriation for extension of the Galveston Sea Wall, and says: "I hold that as my monument, as I am not apt to have another." But when he married, came back to "Claremont," where beside operating it as a very large dairy farm, he has taken an active part in the community, serving as chairman of the Pulaski School Board, and Red Cross chapter; 26 yrs. Pres. Pulaski Nat. Loan Assn.; warden of the Episcopal Church, and for 45 yrs. delegate to Texas and Va. Church Councils, attending 7 or more General Conventions. During W.W. 2 he sold the government some virgin white oak timber from "Claremont" for landing barges. These great logs, 42 ft. long, were shipped by fast, non-stop fght., and in less than ten days after being cut at "Claremont" were floating as landing barges in the Pac­ ific, doing their bit to win the war. He also sold the government 40 acres of "Claremont" on which housing for powder plant workers was built & is called "Macgill Village". No issue.

(From P 220)

"10" Elizabeth Ragan Macgill 5 b 9-5-1846 Hagerstown, Md. d 6-16- 1930, Ashland, Va. m 11-24-1870 Clifford Cabell Bridges b 3-26-1845 Rich., Va. d 12-14-1915 Ashland, son of David & Martha Louise (McKin­ ney) Bridges, of Rich. Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Bridges lived in Ashland. 232 The Macgill-McGill Family

1. Katherine Conde' Bridges 6 b 9-11-1871 Rich., d Pittsylvania Co., Va. 6-18-1875. 2. Mary Macgill Bridges 6 b 4-29-1873 Rich, d there 6-18-1873. 3. Elizabeth Macgill Bridges 6 b 9-10-1874 Rich., d there 10-10-1946, m 11-20-1895 Graham Bruce Hobson, b 5-12-1871 Rich., d there 9-20-1937, son of Col. Edwin & Fannie (Anderson) Hobson, CSA, of Rich. Mr. & Mrs. G. B. Hobson lived at 1616 Monument Ave., Rich. (1) Elizabeth Bridges Hobson 7 b 9-2-1896 Rich., living, unm. (2) Lelia Graham Habson 7 b 7-23-1910 Rich., m 3-3-1934 Allen Killman Randolph b 5-21-1908 Normandy, Mo., son of Geo. A. & Eliz. (Don­ aldson) Randolph, of "E stoute ville", Albermarle Co., Va. Mr. & Mrs. A. K. Randolph live, 6-'47, "Estouteville". He, a Farmer & Delegate to Va. Legislature. a. Graham Allen Randolph 8 b 2-5-1939 Rich., living, 6-'47. b. Elizabeth Macgill Randolph 8 b 3-27-1941 Rich., living, 6-'47. c. Lelia Carroll Randolph 8 b 2-21-1945 Charlottesville, Va., living, 6-'47. d. Bruce Donaldson Randolph 8 b 4-11-1947 Charlottesville, Va., living, 6-'47. 4. Ida Hairston Bridges 6 b 9-25-1876 Rich., d there 4-29-1878. 5. Lelia Carroll Bridges 6 b 7-23-1878 Rich, m 1-25-1899 George Ball Hutchings b 11-26-1871 Galveston, Texas, son of Jno. Henry & Minnie (Knox) Hutchings, of Galveston. Mr. & Mrs. G. B. Hutchings live, 6-'47, "Low-Wood" Ashland, Va. He was a 2nd Lt. Co. B, 1st Volunteer Reg. of Texas, Spanish-American War. No issue. 6. Conde' Roy Bridges 6 b 7-17-1880 Rich., Va. m 5-22-1915 Dr. John Thomson Booth b 5-13-1883 "Carter's Grove," son of Dr. Edwin Gilliam & Clara Haxall (Thomson) Booth, of "Carter's Grove," on James Riv­ er, Va. Dr. Jno. T. & Mrs. Booth live, 3-'47, Ashland, Va. He a prac­ ticing Physician. (1) John Thompson Booth, Jr. 7 b 1-23-1917 Rich., died same day. (2) Condi Bridges Booth 7 b 2-9-1918 Rich, m 8-28-1942 Russell Vaugh­ an Palmore b 1-26-1916 Rich., son of Fred. Wharton & Frances Louise (Seay) Palmore, of Ashland, Va. Mr. & Mrs. R. V. Palmore live, 3-'47, Ashland. He,in Wholesale Hardware, Rich. He served in W.W. 2 from l-'42 to 10-'45, with 147 Inf. Reg. in Pacific, on Fiji, New Caledonia, Guadalcanal, Walli & Emiran Islands, Samoa & Iwo Jima. a. Russell Vaughan Palmore, Jr. 8 b 8-15-1946 Rich., living, 3- 47. (3) Elizabeth Clifford Booth 7 b 1-25-1920 Rich, m 11-16-1946 Noble Childs Pierce, Jr. b 12-3-1916 Clarke Co., Va., son of N.C. & Hen- nie Scott (Pirkey) Pierce, Sr. of Clarke Co. & Winchester, Va. Mr. & Mrs. Pierce, Jr. live, 3-'47, 503 S. Stewart St., Winchester. He with Nat. Fruit Products Co., Inc. there. He, M/Sgt. Army Air Corps in W.W. 2, served 50 mos. - 9 of them on Guam. 7. Mary "Mollie" Macgill Bridges 6 b 5-18-1882 Rich., Va. m 4-16-1907 Rutherfoord Fleet b 11-1-1880 Ashland, son of Josiah Ryland & Nannie (Rutherfoord) Fleet, of Ashland. Mr. & Mrs. R. Fleet live, 3-'47, "Windsor Farm," Rich., Va. (1) Capt. Rutherfoord Fleet, Jr. 7 b 2-24-1908 Rich, m 3-13-1946 Wil­ lard Brush b 12-9-1906 Bluejacket, Okla., dau Francis Joseph & Descendants of Margaret Ann Macgill 233 Vera Lee (Layton) Brush, of San Antonio, Texas. Capt. & Mrs. Fleet live, 4-'47, Atlanta, Ga. He, Ass t. Mgr. Travelers Ins. Co. there. He served in W.W. 2, as 1st Lt. then Capt. of Medium Tank Co., 2nd Amer. Armored Div. in Africa, Sicily & Europe; rec'd, 7 Battle Stars, Invasion Arrowhead, Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster, Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster & Silver Star. No issue. (2) Clifford Bridges Fleet 7 b 8-27-1912 Ashland, Va. m 2-16 or 24 - 1942 Helen Taylor O'Bryan b 5-14-1920 Beaufort, N.C, dau Allen Darlington & Eliz. Sidney (Taylor) O'Bryan, of S.C & Beaufort. Mr. & Mrs. Fleet live, 3-'47, Rich., Va. He, with the Lawyers Title Ins. Corp. Rich. He served in W.W. 2, from 5-'42 to 12-'45, entering USNR as Lt. (jg), discharged as Lt. Comdr. a. Clifford Bridges Fleet, Jr. 8 b 8-29-1943 Morehead City, N.C living there, 3-'47. (3) Mollie Macgill Fleet 7 b 12-9-1913 Rich., living there, 3-'47, unm. 8, Charles Macgill Bridges 6 b 11-27-1884 Rich., d 2-14-1945 Ashland, Va. m 1- -1910 Elfleda Brandon Prosser b 1-15-1886 Rich., Va., liv­ ing, 7-'47, Ashland, dau David Berkeley & Mary White (Turner) Pros­ ser, of Rich. Mr. & Mrs. Bridges lived in Ashland. He with the C. & O. Ry. Co. (1) Elfleda Prosser Bridges 7 b 2-14-1911 Ashland, m 8-24-1935 James Hennen McLemore b 10-11-1910 Courtland, Va., son of Dr. Wm. Thos. & Mary Frances (Williams) McLemore, of Courtland. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. McLemore live, 7-'47 Ashland. He, with the Graybar Electric Co. a. Polly Bridges McLemore 8 b 12-29-1940 Rich., living, 7-'47. (2) Charles Macgill Bridges, Jr. 7 b 12-8-1913 Ashland, m 4-4-1942 Mary Jackson Luck b 1-14-1919 Ashland, dau Jas. Napoleon & Sarah Eliz. (Stone) Luck, of Ashland. Mr. & Mrs. Bridges live, 7-'47, Ashland. He, with Va. Electric & Power Co. He served in W.W. 2 as Tech. Sgt. U.S. Signal Corps from l-'42 to l-'46, stationed at various camps in U.S.; then served in New Guinea, Leyte & Luzon campaigns & the occupation of Japan, with 6th & 25th Div.s of the 6th Army; rec'd. Battle Stars for 3 campaigns & Philippine liberation Medal with 2 Bronze Stars. a. Eliz. Prosser Luck Bridges 8 b 4-18-1947 Rich., living, 7-'47. (3) Mary "Polly" Ragan Bridges 7 b 4-11-1918 Ashland, Va. m 12-30- 1939 Moss William Armistead, HI, b 9-7-1915 Suffolk, Va., son of M. W. & Mary Judith (Smith) Armistead, Jr., of Norfolk, Va. Mr. & Mrs. Armistead.in, live, 7-'47, 503 Va. St., Ashland, Va. He, Sec- retarv of State, for Va. He served in W.W. 2, from 7- 42 to l-'45; from Pfc. to 1st Lt.; with 78th and 9th Inf. Divisions; wounded in action, 7-10-1944, Normandy, France. (1) Elfleda Bridges Armistead » b 2-3-1944 Rich., Va., living, 7-'47. 9. Arline Clifford Bridges 6 b 12-18-1889 Ashland Va., d 10-18-1938, unm. INDEX

Abert, Emma Barry, 102 Allen, Richard Henry, Jr., 144, 146 Ackermann, Alan Granville, 92 Robert Goodwin, 145 Nancy Lee, 92 Robert Walmsley, 147 Reynold Henry, 92 Sara Katherine, 92 Adams, Barbara Carrol, 40 Thomas Hampton, 144, 145, 146 Sarah, 157 Allison, Margaret Campbell, 193 Tinsley, 223 Margaret Lois, 96 Virginia Eleanor, 40 Allnutt, Anna Chiswell, 110 Wilbert Carroll, 40 Barbara Lynne, 91 Adreon, Blanche Joyce, 37 Barry Leigh, 102 Affleck, Marion, 84 Capt. Benj. White, 108 Philip G., 84 Carrie Williams, 110 Aiken, Katherine Allen, 146 Dorothy Williams, 120 Rev. Warwick, 146 Edwin Ruthven, Jr., 110 Warick, Jr., 146 Edwin Ruthven, ni, 111 Ake, Carolyn, 20 Emily Dawson, 120 Jane Marion, 20 Emily Williams, 111 Jno. Edward, 20 Florence McGill, 120 Albert, Chas. Thompson, 207 Guy Francis, 119 Emily, 206 Henry White, 108 Jean McComb, 189 Hester Williams, 120 Mary Clare Carroll, 207 Hilda Perry, 119 Phoebe Poultney, 207 Jane Waters, 111 Talbot Jones, 206 John Choate, 102 Talbot Jones, Jr., 207 Joseph Kenneth, 120 Talbot Jones, in, 207 Joseph Newton, 119 Alexander, Hamilton, 169 Lewis Philip, 91 Hamilton, Jr., 169 Lewis Philip, Jr., 91 Joseph Waggenner, 169 Lewis Philip, m, 91 Nell Starling, 169 Richard Walter, 120 Penelope, 169 Sarah, "Sally" Elizabeth, 120 Thomas Mason, 169 Sarah Luc ile, 119 Lt. Col. Urey Woodson, 169 Susan Adelaide, 91 Urey Woodson, Jr., 169 Walter, Doyne, 120 Allard, Mary Louise, 101 Allyn, Lydia B., 22 Allen, Blanche, 146 Ames, Allen P., 191 Caroline Gratia, 146, 147 Mary Penniman, 192 Caroline Hyde, 148 Susan Garrettson, 192 Carrie, 147 Anders, Aaron Repp, 53 Cornelia Cargill, 145 Anne Fitzhugh, 53 Eleanor Hannah, 146 Anderson, Alicia, 165 Eleanor Katherine, 145 Helen Frye, 60 Eileen Alice, 231 Mrs. Marion, 80 Emma, 160 Mary Lois, 139 Floy Graham, 146 Rose, 100 Gracia Elizabeth, 144 Thora Lee, 162 Gratia Williams, 148 Thorsten Alfred, 162 Harriet, 146 Andrews, Amelia Griffith, 18 Capt. Harry, 144, 146 Beth, 19 Harry, Jr., 147, 148 Carrie Marion, 19, 21 Harry, in, 148 Clara, 18, 19 Harry McKean, 145 Edward Day, 20, 21 Helen Walmsley, 148 Edward Williamson, 18 James Seddon, 144, 145 Edward Williamson, Jr., 18 James Seddon, Jr., 145 Edward Williamson, m, 20 James Seddon, m, 145 Elizabeth Ann, 19 Jean Elizabeth, 145, 146 Helen Macgill, 19, 20 Jesse, 145 Henry William, 18 Jesse Adelaide, 144 James, 19, 20 John Latham, 147 James Hanson, 19 Lorin Blanchard, 145 James Patten, 21 Lorin Blanchard Jr., 145 Joan McCague, 21 Marie Latham, 144 Laura Marion, 20 Martha Woodis, 145 Marian Macgill, 19 Mary Ellen, 147 Mary De Hart, 19, 20 Mary Lewis, 144, 146 Mary Frances, 19 Melissa, 146 Raleigh Chinn, 20 Newton Perkins, 145 Richard Macgill, 18, 19 Richard Henry, 144, 145, 146 Richard Macgill, Jr., 19 - 234 - INDEX 235

Armistead, Elfleda Bridges, 233 Baker, Emma Williams, 94 Moss William III, 233 Henry William, 93 Armstrong, Christopher Fairbain, 102 Horace, 85 David Barry, 102 James, 85 William Howard, 102 Margaret, 85 Arnette, Archibelle, 112 Martin E., 85 Arnold, Alan Freeman, 64 Mary Florence, 85 Alan Freeman, Jr., 64 M. Edward, 85 Ariana Trail, 64 Ball, Edward Campbell, 64 Arnot, Alice Carter, 121 Garnett Campbell, 64 Mary Eugenia, 121 Sarah J., 201 Nathaniel DuBois, 121 Ballard, Laura Burwell, 225 Nathaniel DuBois, Jr., 121 Barclay, Catherine Elizabeth, 62 Arzac-Washington, Ernesto, 163 Barker, George Penniman, 198 Maria de Lourdes, 163 Francis Meserve, 198 Francis Meserve Jr., 198 Ricardo, 163 Marion Penniman, 198 Ulpiano, 163 Barkley, Elizabeth, 126 Ashby, Alice, 31 Barksdale, widow, 83 Annie Laura, 179 Barnard, Anne Remson, 63 Hettie Mabel, 179, 181 Barnhart, Mary Elizabeth, 57 James Byron, 179 Barnsley, Emma Louise, 97 James Stephen, 179 Barron, Benjamin Field, 172 Lillian, 181 Cecelia, 168 Lillian Statten, 179 Edward Clarke, 172 Mary Ethel, 179, 181 Edward Thomas, 172 Thornton Stephen, 179 Emma, 169 William Allen, 179 Elizabeth, 168, 169 Dr. William Hammond, 179, 180 Elizabeth Dickey, 173 Atherton, Annie Pearl, 179, 180 James Leon, 173 Archie Arnold, 179 James William, 173 Barbara Ann, 180 Jarred Mason, 173 Eugene Foster, 179 John Ellicott, 173 Ivan Cicero, 179 John Field, 172, 173 James Robert, 180 John Sim, 172 Humphrey, 182 Jospeh Phelon, 172 Larry Hammond, 180 Leannah Mason, 168, 171 Louis Cicero, 179 Letitia Ann, 168, 170 Louis Eugene, 180 Mary Adelaide, 172 Mary Edna, 180 Mary Lou, 169 Mayne, 180 Mary Louise, 172 Michael, 182 Mary Noel, 173 Rebecca Ann, 180 Robert Noel, 173 Robert Hampton, 179 Thomas Mason, 168, 172 Roy Mason, 180 Thomas Mason, Jr., 172 Ruth Mason, 180 William, 172, 173 Ruth Raphael, 179, 180 William Eilbeck, 172 August, Lester Holmes, 134 William Thomas, 168, 172 Mary Quinn, 134 Barrow, Frances Marbet, 225 Barsam, John James, 121 Michael Joseph, 134 Bart, Ann Coulbourn, 42 Averitt, John Williams, Jr., 78 Capt. Robert Leland, 41 Robert Leland Jr., 42 Bartek, Elsie Kristina, 179 Babcock, Mollte Hoover, 119 Bartkowski, John Krantz, 41 Oliver Morgan, 119 John Rogers, 41 Bailie, Carrie Silcox, 42 John Walter, 41 Bailey, Bonnie Lee, 30 Mary Virginia, 41 Chauncy, 104 Capt. Robert Leland, 41 Christine, 104 Bartlett, widow, 195 Treadwell Stonestreet, 104 Barton, William Maxwell, 142 Baird, Inez Coke, 181 Bateham, Arthur Virgil, 163 Nell Paxton, 182 Walker Doris, 181 Walker Doris, Jr., 181 David Virgil, 163 Baker, Albert de Russey, 19 Baum, Elizabeth, 77 Catherine, 85 Bausch, Sophy Emma, 40 Charles, 85 Bauserman, Joan McGill, 110 Cornelia, 85 Julian Randolph, 110 Ellen McGill, 93 William Randolph, 110 Elmer, 85 Baxter, Chester Carmen, 161 236 INDEX

Baxter, James, 161 Black, Gary Jr., 195 Jane Blackburn, 161 Blackburn, Catherine Moncure, 159 William Temple Allen, 161 Eleanor Thomas, 158 Bayne, Carroll Macgill, 213 Elizabeth Sinclair, 158, 165 Margaret Patricia, 213 Gertrude, 159 Olga Roosevelt, 37 Jane Wormeley, 158, 164 Sara Margaret, 213 John Sincliar, 158, 159 William, 213 John Taylor, 159 William Macgill, 213 Katherine Thomas, 158, 159 Beale, Jesse Van Rensslaer, 195 Mary Grace, 158 Beali, Eleanor, 16 Mary Watts, 158 Beamguard, Charles Thurman, 133 Dr. Richard Scott, 158, 159 Elbert Strode, 133 Richard Scott, Jr., 158 Elizabeth Parks, 133 Ruth, 159 Becker, Dorothy, 175 Sarah Elizabeth, 158 Beggs, Effie Estelle, 60 Thomas, 158 Bell, Amelia Louisa, 226 Blackwell, Walter Armstrong, Jr., 125 Frances Kendall, 97 Blake, Emma, 85 Thomas Monroe, 185 Blanchard, Phylis, 145 Bellew, Mary Catherine, 181 Boalt, Eben L., 75 Belt, Dr. Alfred McGill, 63, 64 Ralph Goodrich, 75 America McGill, 63, 65 Boatwright, Mary Miller, 197 Anna C, 28 Bode, Marie Elizabeth, 21 Annie Oliver, 63, 65 Boiseau, Col. Louis Tracey, 23 Ariana McElfresh, 64 Boland,-Catherine Louise, 107 Edward McGill, 67 Boles, Lt. Col. John Keith, Jr., 131 Bond, Anne Penniman, 195 Dr. Edward Oliver, 63, 66 Elizabeth, 27 Catherine Wilder, 195 Ellen Campbell, 63, 64 Eleanor Lenox, 196 James Jr., 28 Elizabeth Murdoch, 195 James C, 28 Eloise Beale, 195, 196 John Lloyd , 63 Judge Hugh Lenox", 194 John Lloyd, Jr., 63 Hugh Lenox, Jr., 194, 195 John M., 28 Hugh Lenox, III, 195 Julia, 63 Hugh Lenox, IV, 195 Mary Charlotte, 63 Jessie Van Rensslear, 195 McGill, 63 Julia Valentine, 197 Miriam Alice, 83 Langhorne McCook, 155 Dr. Norvell, 67 Lydia Valentine, 196 Sarah Virginia, 63 Marion Campbell, 195 Sincliar, 67 Nicholas Penniman, 194, 195 Walter Tyler, 28 Dr. Summerfield Berry, 194, 196 Bennett, Mary Murray, 103 Thomas Dunlop, 155 Timothy Rogers, 180 William Langhorne, 155 Bergland, Charles Beale, 196 Bonner, Louise Fickinger, 32 Eloise Bond, 196 Ruby Violet, 62 Eric Leonard, 196 Bookmiller, Edwin, 115 Hugh Lenox Bond, 196 Sarah Anne Williams, 115 Jno. Howard, 196 Boortz, Mary Elizabeth, 131 Lucy Scott, 196 Capt. Neal Adolph, 131 Martha Scott, 196 Neal Adolph, Jr., 131 William McFarland, 196 Booth, Conde' Bridges, 232 William Scott, 196 Elizabeth Clifford, 232 Berkshire, Benjamin Allen, 174 Dr. John Tomson, 232 Berry, Eugenia, 44 John Tomson, Jr., 232 Lt. Johann Richard, 65 Bortner, Robert Ordway, 41 Mr , 44 Robert Walters, 41 Natalie, 44 Bosley, Arnold Jack, 30 Richard Armistead, 65 Eleanor Cole, 222 Bertrand, Alice Macgill Drewry, 227 Mary Le Claire, 31 Elizabeth Austin, 227 Phyllis Ann, 30 Frederick Olia, 227 William Leonard, 30 Mary Ragan, 227 Boswell, Martha Robertson, 147 Beverley, Virginia, 71 Bowditch, Dr. Sarah Higgins, 46 Bickley, James Macgill, 213 Bowdle, Anne Emily, 25 Lucretia Jordan, 213 Bowen, Lula Howard, 38 Dr. William Elbert, 213 Bowers, Daniel Augustus, Jr., 103 Bigelow, Nancy, 164 Daniel Augustus, III, 103 Black, Catherine Wilder, 195 William D., 24 Gary, 145 Bowie, Alice Carter, 121 INDEX 237

Bowie, John Wilson, 52 Bridges, Elizabeth Macgill, 232 Juliet Phelps, 121 Elizabeth Prosser Luck, 233 Laura Anbler, 121 Frances Jane, 125 Oden, 121 Frances McGill, 127 Robert Gilmer, II, 52 Francis Wilbur, 126 Virginia "Winnie" Thomas, 52 Hazel Gwaltney, 127 Washington Booth, 121 Helen Marr, 125 Bowling, Eloise Scott, 226 Helen West, 127 Bowlus, Jennie Norwood, 24 Henry Percival, 126 Bowman, Mary Elliott, 190 Henry Percival, Jr., 126 Boyd, Baker T., 168 Ida Hairston, 232 Bradley, Barbara, 190 James Robertson, 127 Dr. Cloyce Flowers, 140 Rev. James Robertson, Jr., 127 Cloyce Flowers, Jr., 140 James Taliaferro, 125 Elizabeth Margaret, 152 John William Breathed, 124 Fontaine Cosby, 156 Katherine Conde', 232 Joseph Habersham, Jr., 152 Lelia Carroll, 232 William McPheeters, 140 Lester, 126 Braget, Fairleigh Maurene, 162 Llewllyn Dupont, 125 Jonnie Marvin, 162 Lynn, 126 Brainard, Laura, 121 Mary Beali, 125 Brakefield, Sallie Pearle, 183 Mary Dandridge, 127 Brayton, Cornelia Learned, 205 Mary Macgill, 232 Lawton Slade, 205 Mary "Mollie" Macgill, 232 William Lawton Slade, 205 Mary "Polly" Ragan, 233 Breathed, Ada, 122 Priscilla Lyles, 125 Ann McGill, 128 Priscilla Williams, 125 Cary Spotswood, 129 Rebecca, 126 Edward McGill, 122 Robert, 124, 125 Elizabeth, 122 Robert Armstrong, 127 Frances Wilbur, 122, 128 Robert Lyle, 125 Isaac, 122 Robert Willis, 124 Maj. James, 122 Robosson, 125 James Francis, 128 Sarah Isabel, 125 Jane, 122 Sarah Taliaferro, 125 John, 122 Shelby Powell, 126 John William, 122 Brinkerhoff, Edgar Franklin, 95 Lt. John William Jr., 122 Matthew Van Benschoten, 95 Louise, 122 Brooks, Bentley Young, 170 Mary, 122 Edwin Mouzon, 170 PrisciUa Williams, 122, 124 Elizabeth Jane, 170 Sarah Jane, 128 Ethel Evangeline, 90 Brenan, Geo. Francis, 93 Brown, Alice C„ 186 Michael Hilliary, 93 Amos, 186 Sheila Marshall, 93 Amos P., 186 Brent, Duncan Kenner, 190, 191 Annie, 186 Harriet Carrington, 191 Carrie, G., 186 Joseph Lancaster n, 191 Charles R., 186 Joseph Lancaster til, 191 Christine Stuart, 198 Robert, 191 David Canby, 190 Brewer, Betty Jane, 109 David S., 186 Betty Williams, 109 Dorothy, 105 Charles McGill, 109 Dorothy Dwight, 190 George William, 109 Eleanor Albert, 189 George William Jr., 109 Elizabeth, 186 Jane Waters, 109 Elizabeth R., 186 Mary Joan, 109 Etta Carrington, 190 Prudence Jane, 109 Frances, 186 Sarah Ellen, 106 Frances Carrington, 190 Bridges, Addison Eugene, 125 Frances L., 186 Ann McGill, 124, 127 Frank, 186 Arline Clifford, 233 Frank Daves, 190 Catherine Breathed, 124 Harriet A., 186 Charles Macgill, 233 Harriet Carrington, 189, 190 Charles Macgill, Jr., 233 Hazen, 186 Clifford Cabell, 231 Henrietta, 186 Conde' Roy, 232 Henrietta Carrington, 189 Edwin Breathed, 127 Herbert, 186 Elfreda Prosser, 233 James Carrington, 189 Elizabeth Carlton, 126 James Carrington, Jr., 190 238 INDEX

Brown, James Carrington, tit, 190 Burns, Susan Penniman, 192 Latimer, 186 Burris, Fern, 59 Louisa M., 186 Busey, William G., 154 Lydia Elizabeth, 161 Bush, Florence Rossiter, 171 Lydia Ridgely, 186, 187 Butts, Carrie, 48 Margaret Daves, 190 Butler, Mary, 83 Marjorie Martha, 98 Mary Carrington, 189 Cain, Cornelius Kennady, 175 Mary E., 186 Earl Guthrie, 174 Mary Rutherford, 129 Ella Marie, 169 Mary Shaw, 110 Francis, 64 Mildred Marie, 61 Penelope, 175 Ridgely, 186 Van Hoose, 175 Lt. Col. Ridgely, 186 Campbell, Colin Donald, 75 Sarah Elizabeth, 120 Colin Stuart, 73 Sarah R., 186 Dr. Eldridge Houston, Jr., 189 Stetvardson, 186 Elizabeth Spessard, 189 Thomas Larimer, 190 George Washington (Adopted), 166 Dr. Thomas Richardson, 189 Maj. George Washington Ball, 166 Dr. Thomas Richardson, III, 189 Jean McComb, 189 William, 186 Thomas Richardson Brown, 189 William N., 186 Canby, Elizabeth Fauntleroy, 77 William N. Jr., 186 Maj. Henry Matthew, Jr., 77 Browne, Charles Willing, 223 Marjorie Bush, 77 Charles Willing, Jr., 223 Cannon, Paul Haven, 49 Charles Willing, III, 223 Thomas Markwood, 49 George Willing, 223 Carey, Constance Macgill, 214 Julia Bell, 223 George Gibson, Jr., 214 Brundick, Naomie Catherine, 44 Col. George Gibson, III, 214 Bruner, Julia, 21 George Gibson, IV, 214 Brush, Willard, 232 Josephine Fitzgerald, 214 Bruun, Edward Christian Lauritz, 60 Margaret Cheston, 214 Bryant, Harriett Louise, 170 Rosalie Macgill, 214 Brydson, Dora Pearl, 97 Carlisle, Charles Winfield, 109 Bubb, John Carroll, 121 George WUliam, 109 Juliet Phelps, 121 Marjorie Elizabeth, 28 Buchanan, Thomas Gittings, Jr., 199 Carmichael, John, Jr., 125 Buck, Olivia Louise, 206 John, m, 125 Rebecca Carroll, 206 Virginia Tucker, 125 Stanley Louis, 206 Carr, Arthur Robert, 116 Stuart Wylie, Jr., 206 Edna Roberta, 116 Buckey, Marian, 153 Nannie Davis, 116 Buckingham, Ellen Barry, 102 Carrington, Harriet Reynolds, 189 Dr. Richard Gilpin, 102 Henrietta Penniman, 189 Buckler, Mary Herbert, 213 John Valandingham Kell, 189 Buff, Anita Cheryl, 127 William Penniman, 189 Julia Harriet, 127 Carroll, Mary Katherine, 134 Leroy, Jr., 127 Stacey Bowman, 134 Bullock, Frances, 178 Carstensen, George Bernard, 130 Maggie, 153 Grace Rengger, 130 Burch, Mary Doris, 104 Rev. Gustov Arnold, 130 Thomas Roy, 104 Francis Thomas, 130 Burke, Diane Rose, 98 Jean, 130 Elizabeth Goldsmith, 91 Sophia, 130 Eugenia Williams, 98 Carter, Lillian, 122 Mary Octavia, 98 William, 122 Thomas Joseph, 98 Castleman, Corbin Scott, 162 Thomas Joseph, Jr., 98 Corbin Washington, 161, 162 Thomas Joseph, HI, 98 Eleanor Ellen, 162 Burkhart, Eva Genola, 86 Elizabeth Mae, 162 Burnam, Catherine Phelps, 79 Emma Lou, 162 James Caperton, 79 Frances Hallie, 162 Burnham, Alexandra Diana, 165 John Saunders, 161 Barbara, 221 John Saunders, Jr., 161, 162 Mary Kathryn, 165 John Saunders,in, 162 Burns, Barbara Highlands, 192 Judith Ann, 162 Charlotte, 104 Marion Fairleigh, 162 Findley, 192 Mary Alice, 162 Findley, Jr., 192 Sherry Lou, 162 Robert William, 104 INDEX 239

Catlett, Maytie, 176 Claggett, Evans, 113 Cecil, Clara Myrtle, 179 Genevieve Louise, 88 Cedrone, Clara Carla, 210 Honore'Martin, 88, 89 Chaffin, Anne Bell, 231 Honore' Martin, Jr., 89 Dr. William Womach, 231 Lt. John Fraser, 37 Chamberlain, Ellsworth Thomas, 176 John Heugh Martin, 37 Chambers, Alfred Coke, 63 John Williams, 113 Benjamin Dill, 63 Laurence Gray, 89 Capt. Laurence Gray, 89 Rev. Benjamin Dill, 63 Louis Benoir Keene, 37 Eleanor McGill, 63 Mary Martin, 88, 89 John Wesley, 63 Mary Maud, 88 John West, 64 Minnie West, 36 Lt. Comdr. Richard Duvall, 64 Richard Keene Martin, 37 Chapman, Richard Bayly, 211 Richard Martin, 89 Richard Bayly, Jr., 211 Richard Tylor, 89 Sara Macgill, 211 Samuel, 36, 38 Chase, Fredricka, 191 Dr. Samuel, 37, 38 Chew, Jeannette Benson, 38 Sarah Genevieve, 37, 38 John Hamilton, Jr., 36 Sophia Elizabeth, 37 Chichester, Cornelia Ashby, 187 Susan Adreon, 37 Elizabeth Porter, 187 Thomas, 154 Harriet Ridgely, 187 Thomas John, m, 36, 88 Lydia, 187 Thomas John, IV, 88 Lydia Washington, 187 Dr. Thomas John, V, 89 Mary Ervin, 188 Thomas John VI, 89 Margaret Bowie, 187 Thomas John, VII, 89 Mary Richard "Dick", 187, 188 Capt. Thomas John Chew, 38 Richard DuPont, 188 Thomas West, 37 Richard DuPont, Jr., 188 Maj. Thomas West, Jr., 37 Ridgely Brown, 187 Thomas West, HI, 37 Ridgely Brown, Jr., 187 Virginia Mildred White, 90 Robert Hallowell, 187 Walter White, 89 Sarah Hallowell, 187 Clark, Allen Covel, 92 Washington Bowie, 187 Doris May, 65 Washington Bowie, Jr., 187 Fannie, 142 Washington Hallowell, 187 Howard Clifford, 65 Childs, Adam Raymond, 40 Richard Kendal, 65 Helen Jean, 40 Clarke, Rachel Cooke, 212 Margaret Eleanor, 40 Close, Sara Adams, 31 Raymond Douglas, 40 Coale, John Purcell, 43 Chinn, Margaret Seaton, 19 Joseph Howard, 43 Chisholm, Deborah Haile, 18 Joseph Irving, 43 Coatsworth, Mabel Dorothy, 118 Eleanor Jane, 18 Cobb, Belle, 182 Fillmore Louise, 18 Coke, Bonnie Jean, 179 Haile, 17 Chiswell, Edgar Burns, 91, 92 Edgar Burns, Jr., 92 Broughton Archibald, Jr., 181 Edgar Burns, HI 92 Mary Hammond, 181 Helen Kathryn, 92 Colean, Dale Virden, 99 Hilleary, 91 Edwin Williams, 99 Joseph Thomas Jr., 91 Harry Winfield, 99 Mariel Stuart, 99 Kathryn Leigh, 92 Marjorie Winfield, 99 Lutie, 91 Coleman, Ann Elizabeth, 19 Maria Louisa "Lutie", 91 Carol Baker, 19 Thomas Hilleary, 91, 92 Charles Warren, 94 Chubb, Charles Frisbie, 207 Clarence Baker, 19 Charles Frisbie, Jr., 207 David Augustus, 69 Nicholas Carroll, 207 Nellie Carey, 94 Talbot Albert, 207 Rosemary Faith, 69 Cissell, Sarah "Sadie" Newton, 118 Collins, Bruce Vance, 176 Claggett, Alice, 37 Grace, 75 Anne Schley, 90 Ruth Ann, 176 Comdr. Benjamin White, 89, 90 Vance Webster, 176 Betsy Evans, 89 Compton, Dorothy Bell, 36 Comdr. Bladen Dulany, 38 Bladen Dulany, 38 Lenore Hanna, 192 Carter, 113 Conelly, Dorothy Louise, 172 Cynthia, 89 Conley, Elizabeth McLachlan, 210 Capt. Ellwood Tylor, 89 Conner, Anna Belle, 177 Ellwood Tylor, Jr., 89 Conway, Maria Eliza, 22 240 INDEX

Corbett, Maj. John Francis, 90 Darby, Thomas Gordon, 111 Virginia Anne, 90 Thomas Gordon, Jr., Ill Corn, Ann Heatherly, 221 Dardac, Jacques, 205 Corner, Sarah Rosalie, 211 Darnall, Charles Aimer, 85 Coryell, Charles Mayer, 73 Cornelia M., 85 Virginia Beverley, 73 Marilee L., 85 Cost, Jessie Mae, 105 Nancy, J., 85 Cottman, Lewis Warrington, 204 Roscoe Thomas, 85 Mary Clare Carroll, 205 Darwin, Ruth, 159 Council, Emma Etta, 85 Daves, Mary Emma, 190 Cour, Frances, 133 Davidson, Anna Lucinda, 177 Cowan, Nannie, 44 Bernard Pan, 178 Cowman, Caroline Ann, 44 Herman Martin, 178 Edward Wallace, 44 J., 177 Horace, Edward, 44 James Thomas, 177 James, 44 John William, 178 James, Jr., 44 John William, Jr., 178 Joan Winder, 44 Lucinda Ann, 178 Coyle, Ella, 27 Robert Allen, 178 Coyner, Harry Richard, 30 Thomas Ewing, 177 Henry Dowell, 30 Davis, Dr. Carl Braden, Jr., 119 Crabtree, Lillian Russell, 76 Carl Braden, HI, 119 Craighill, Edward Lloyd, 130 Carolyn Virginia, 118 Ellen, 130 Charles Horace, 118 Frances Thomas, 130 Charles Horace, Jr., 118 Ida Conrad, 130 Clara Bell, 105 John Little Peyton, 130 Edina Elizabeth, 19 Kate Virginia, 130 Edna Earle, 116 Mary Rutherford, 130 Edward Clarence, 19 Sarah Elizabeth, 130 Frank Isaac, 116, 118 Crampton, Capt. Benjamin Philpot, 157 Frank Isaac, Jr., 118 Benjamin Philpot, 158 Harriet Griffith, 118 Elizabeth Busey, 157 Helen, 57 Ellen Dunlop, 157 Helen Lucille, 117 Helen, 158 Horace Morsell, 116 Henry Warren, 157 Dr. Horace Morsell, 116, 117 Henry Dunlop, 157 James Dawson, 119 Henry Warren, 157 Lt. Jesse Andrew, Jr., 222 John Dawson Garrett, 37 Joan Barbara, 118 Lt. John Heugh, 37 Leslye, 170 Katherine Thomas, 157 Nan Elizabeth, 118 Lewis Sherman, 157 Nannie, 116 Martha Kennon, 157 Robert Phelps, 119 Martha Peter, 157 Samuel Jackson, 99 Richard Savington, 157 William Booth, 119 Savington Warren, II, 157 Davison, Mary Frances, 82 Thomas, 157 Davy, Mary, 67 Warren Harlan, 157 Dawdry, May Dell, 98 Crawford, Mabel Lillian, 44 Dawson, Annie Elizabeth, 118 Cross, Francis Ralston, 215 Lucy Terrell, 198 Crozer, Helena Allaire, 188 Mollie, 112 Culbertson, Mrs. Sue E., 178 Day, Laura Lyman, 20 Culver, Marguerite, 163 Debleu, Eileen Winifred, 110 Cummings, John Laurence, 215 Deford, Agnes Drewry, 229 Cunningham, Helen, 104 Alice Macgill, 228 Curtice, Gerry Ann, 175 Benjamin Franklin. 228 Jack Camp., Jr., 175 Benjamin Franklin, Jr., 228 Jack Camp, m, 175 Benjamin Franklin, in, 228 Cutting, Thomas Edward, 132 Ellen Swan, 228 John Edward, 229 Dame, Harriet Carrington, 191 Capt. John Edward, Jr., 229 Lt. William Page, Jr., 191 Samuel Davies Drewry, 228 William Page, III, 191 Thomas McAdams, 228 Daniel, John Francis, 22 Delker, James Edward, 171 Daniels, Edith Alverda, 61 James Edward, Jr., 171 Judith Jennie, 48 William Lewis, 171 Danner, Ettie Statts, 225 Demeter, Frank, 174 Darby, Evelyn Allnutt, 120 Dempsey, Edward Francis, 42 John Riggs, 106 Denison, Elizabeth Cromwell, 73 Mary Jo, 111 Dennis, Ann Graham, 79 INDEX 241

Dennis, Barbara Brooke, 78 Dunlop, Margaret Grace, 154 George Robertson, Jr., 78 Marion Langley, 156 de Roode, Margaret Mary, 213 Ruth Kirkus, 157 Despard, Clement Lyndon, 195, 196 Thomas Perrin Harrison, 155 Jessica Van Rannslaer, 195 Walter Grafton, 154, 156 Katherine Greatorex, 197 William Redin, 154 Dew, Sophia Whittaker, 24 Dunn, Barbara, 64 Dillingham, Martha, 154 du Pont, Alexis Felix, 188 Ditto, Florence Ella, 70 Alexis Felix, Jr., 188 Dixon, Mary K., 61 Alexis Felix, in, 188 Dobbin, Rebecca Pue, 197 Alice Frances, 188 Dodge, Theodosia "Theda", 57 Elaine Chichester, 188 Dodson, Lucie Skinner, 117 Helen Allaire, 188 Dolby, Harrison Jackson, 105 Katherine Hoyt, 188 Dorsey, Eleanor Bowie, 210 Lydia Chichester, 188 Elizabeth, 18 Michael Hoyt, 188 Dougan, Anne Louise, 226 Richard Chichester, 188 James Williams, 226 Richard Chichester, Jr., 188 Dougherty, Andrew Raymond, 231 Dushane, Harriet Wilson, 197 Mary Clare Carroll, 231 Duvall, Elizabeth, 26 William Raymond, 231 Dyson, Elizabeth Ann, 86 Dowling, Capt. Marion Miller, 144 Mary Jane, 100 Martha Lamar, 144 Downes, Katherine, 195 Eagle, Blanche, 102 Downing, Everard S., 58 Charles Markwood, 105 Zelda Louise, 58 Charles Markwood, Jr., 105 Drake, Mildred Emma, 60 Charles McGill, 102 Drewry, Agnes Hairston, 226, 229 Elizabeth Williams, 102, 105 Alys Macgill, 226, 227 Florence, 102 Aurelia "Minnie", 226, 227 Lycurgus, 102 Charles Macgill, 226 Mary Jane, 102, 104 Clara Macgill, 226 Maude Virginia, 102, 104 Dr. Cooper R., 226, 228 Ruth Caroline, 102 Ellen Swan, 226, 228 Stella, 102, 103 Frank Macgill, 226 William Lycurgus, 102, 105 Henry Tandy, 226 Eastlack, Edith, 161 Mary Macgill, 226 Eaton, Gertrude, 97 Mary Tasker, 228 Ecker, Charlotte Martin, 156 Richard Ragan, 226 Emily Kirk, 156 Dr. Samuel Davies, 226 George Thomas Dunlop, 156 Samuel Davies, 226 Harriet Dunlop, 156 Driscoll, Verta Louise, 80 Dr. Henry Dunlop, 156 Du Bellet, Eugene Gittings, 78 John Beard, 156 Du Bois, William Franklin, Jr., 104 John Beard, Jr., 156 Dugan, Annie Campbell, 223 John Lawrence, 156 Lt. Comdr. Ferdinand Chatard, Jr., 223 Lewis Charles, 156 Ferdinand Chatard, HI, 223 Theodore Chatfield, 156 Mary Macgill, 223 Edgar, David Le Roy, 197 Dunlop, Alexander McCook, 155 Julia Valentine, 197 Catherine Elizabeth, 154, 157 William, 197 Eleanor Hope, 154* Capt. William. Jr., 197 Elizabeth, 154 William, m, 197 Elizabeth Schuyler, 155 Edmonston, William Edward, 113 Ellen, 154 Edwards, Albert Clark, 101 Elmore Frank Coa, 154 Clark Cranston, 101 Emily Redin, 154, 155 Constance, 140 George, 152 Douglas Albert, 101 George Thomas, 155, 157 Ella Marie, 101 George Thomas, Jr., 154, 155 Ida Belle, 101 George Thomas, m, 155 Rachael, E., 24 Grace Glasgow, 154, 156 Eggleston, Carolyn, 146 Harriet Margaret, 152 Dr. John Randolph, 109 Helen, 154, 155 Peyton Archer, 109 Henry, 154 Robert Boiling, 109 Col. Henry, 152, 154 Eisinger, Clayton William, 96 Henry, Jr., 154 Constantine, 96 Dr. John, 154, 155 Donald Lee, 96 John Thomas, 154 Eliza de Temple, 96 Katherine, 155 John Overton, 90 Katherine Louis, 154 John Overton, Jr., 96 242 INDEX

Eisinger, Margaret Nell, 97 Felton, Ray Bonifield, 58 Octavia Hedwig, 96 Ray William, 59 Richard Hall, 97 Theda Elizabeth, 59 Roger Williams, 96 William Hamilton, Jr., 221 Roger Williams, Jr., 96 William Hamilton, HI, 221 Walter George, 96 Ferguson, Agnes Arthur, 164 Dr. Walter George, 96 John Burton, Jr., 126 Elder, Sue Betty, 126 Fergusson, Arthur Robertson, 121 Eldred, Sallie Cavanaugh, 98 Arthur Walsh, 121 Elgin, Charles William, II, 107 Edgar Bruce, 227 Charles William, Jr., 107 Flora, 122 Elliott, Margaret Blow, 214 Henrietta Louise, 122 Richard Noble, 183 Field, Caryl Marion, 21 Wilyah Boen, 173 Edwin D., 183 Ellis, Edwin French, 95 Elizabeth, 183 Gusta McDaniel, 133 Elizabeth "Betty" Quay, 183 Gusta McDaniel, Jr., 133 Harrison, 21, 22 Ivan Quay, 183 James Hartley, 94 Joseph Neave, 21 Ray McDaniel, 133 Lottie Belle, 183 English, Annie Elizabeth, 68, 69 Marion Harrison, 22 Charles, 68 Martha Ann, 183 James Daniel, 68 Sarah, 172 Mary Ellen, 68 Tylor, 21 William T., 68 Tylor, II, 22 -Ervin, Gladys, 188 Fielding-Reid, Dr. Francis, 215 Evans, Beaureguard A., 169 Filley, Marthalene, 57, 58 Caroline, 169 Clarence Steed, 105 Frances, 139 Elizabeth, 169, 170 Finch, Nora Thurber, 95 Lois Virginia, 104 Fisher, Amelia, 224 Martha Middlekeef, 113 Ann Este", 225 Eugenia, 225 Richard, 104 Janon, Jr., 224 Roberta, 104 Janon, m, 224 Exall, Ida Clay, 84 Julia Murray, 224 Everett, Rev. William Bowers, ni, 66 Katharine, 135, 224 Margie, 224 Fahey, Gerald James, 118 Stanley Eugene, 135 Fairall, Alexander, 45 Fitzsimmons.Charles, 84 Martha Anne, 45 Elmer, 84 Minnie May, 48 Eugenia, 84 Richard M., 45 Oscar, 84 Faith, Charles Augustine, 69 Fitz-Simmons, Marcella, 79 Constance Ann, 69 Fjeseth, Albert Bernhart, 185 Cynthia Teresa, 69 Dryden, 185 Felicia Ann, 69 Esther Eileen, 185 Joseph Harding, 86 Flater, Marian Georgia, 61 Julia Catherine, 69 Fleet, Clifford Bridges, 233 Leo Stephen, 69 Clifford Bridges, Jr., 233 Marie Louise, 69 Mollie Macgill, 233 Martha Rosemary, 69 Rutherford, 232 Phyllis Jane, 86 Capt. Rutherford, Jr., 232 William Joseph, 68 Floyd, James Coburn, 20 Fauber, Joseph Everette, Jr., 109 Laura Day, 20 Joseph Everette HI, 109 William, n, 20 Roger Williams, 109 William, m, 20 Fauntleroy, Elizabeth Harrison Randolph, 75 Fluher, Edna Margaret, 86 Fawsett, Charles Howard, 105 Forbes, Alicia Frances, 165 Elizabeth Eagle, 105 Donald Harris, 165 Florence Evelyn, 105 Harris Lightfoot, 165 Howard Courtney, 105 Joseph Washington, 165 Howard Custer, 105 Lawrence George, 165 Marion Eugene, 105 Ford, Betty Ruth, 184 Sarah Williams, 105 Clara Belle, 175 Walter Custer, 105 Homer Floyd, 184 Feedt, Kate, 36 James Lloyd, 184 Felton, David Curt, 59 Joan Hansford, 184 Minnie, 86 Capt. George Gibson, 221 Forsyth, Frances Gittings, 215 Lura Alice, 59 Russell Kennedy, 215 Philip Joe, 59 Philip Ward, 58, 59 INDEX 243

Fort, Osmun, 197 Gassman, Dorothy Russell, 60 Fox, Virginia, 174 George Lacky, 60 Frank, Mr., 192 George Langdon, 60 Fraser, Helen Alison, 197 Henry Russell, 61 Joan, 37 Joseph Porterfield, 61 Frates, Louis A., 101 Loyal Earl, 61 Ronald Gray, 101 Marilyn Marie, 61 Frazee, Carolyn Jean, 48 Gawthrop, Alfred, 77 Paul Webster, 48 Alfred, Jr., 77 Paul Webster, Jr., 48 Alfred, H., 77 William Bruce, 48 Ann Randolph, 77 Freeman, John Jay, 106 Bertha, 28 Julian Day, 106 Elizabeth Randolph, 77 Virginia Lee, 106 Gail, 77 French, Dorothy Warren, 95 Lindalee, 77 Edwin Spence, 94 Capt. Samuel McGill, 77 Laura Spence, 94 Samuel McGill, Jr., 97 Mary Jane, 95 Genovere, Congretta Cormella, 98 Frierson, Francis Thomas, 144 Gentil, Jose, m, 147 Lewis Shanks, 144 Jose, IV, 148 Dr. Milton Brown, 144 Sandra Lucia, 148 Fuller, Gladys, 162 Getty, Caroline Gratia, 147 Fumiss, Henry Dawson, 122 Emily Elizabeth, 147 Peter Randall, 122 Innes, 147 Katharine Allen, 147 Galloway, Hugh Carnagie, 187 Virginia Paddock, 147 Gambrill, Benjamin Drake Smith, 138 Gibbs, Virginia Mason, 139 Benjamin Drake Smith, Jr., 138 Gibson, George Thornburgh McCauley, 221 Maria Elizabeth, 208 Louisa Macgill, 221 Maria Louisa, 207 Sarah Thornburgh, 221 Mary Ann, 207, 212 Giddings, Juliet Ann Caroline, 17 William Glasgow, 137 Gilbert, Guy Gwynn, 168, 174 Garratt, Marion Gladys, 117 Gilkerson, Cary White, 128 Garrett, Edwin Burke, Jr., 127 Gittings, Alfred, 214 Edwin Burke, m, 127 Charlotte, 215 James Alexander, 127 Daniel Carter, 215 Garrott, Anne Priscilla, 94 Edith, 214, 215 Edward, 94 Elizabeth, 215 Ellen McGill, 94 Ernest, 214 John Hilleary, 95 James, 214 John Warren, 94 James Charles, 214, 215 John Warren, Jr., 94 James Charles, Jr., 215 Margaret Priscilla, 94 Mary List, 215 Robert Williams, 94 Glasgow, Charles Spears, 140 Warren, 94 Charles Spears, Jr., 141 William Andrew, 94 Charlotte Alexander, 137 William Hilleary, 95 Constance Conde'Carter Edwards, 140 Garvey, Aliff Rebecca, 86 Douglas McKay, 141 Barbara Ann, 86 Eleanor Baldwin, 137 Charles Overton, 86 Ellen, 141 Clara, 85 Elizabeth Anderson, 137 Clella May, 86 Elizabeth Keith, 138 Elbert Council, 86 Elizabeth Spears, 141 Horace Overton, 85 Emily Rlsley, 138 Marie Eleanor, 86 Francis Thomas, 140, 141 Marjorie Eleanor, 86 Francis Thomas Jr., 140 Neil Ford, 86 Grace Ellen, 137, 138, 140 Samuel McGill, 85 Grace McPheeters, 141 William Franklin, 85 Harriet Winston, 141 William Henry, 85, 86 Jean McKay, 141 Gary, Ann Franklin, 222 Judge Joseph A., 137 Caroline Fischer, 222 Margaret Anderson, 138 Edward Stanley, 221 Mary Bell Keith, 137 Edward Stanley, Jr., 222 Mary Jane, 154 Edward Stanley, m, 222 Richard Gwathmey, 140 Eleanor Bosley, 222 Robert, V , 141 James Albert, II, 221, 222 Robert, VI, 141 James Albert, m, 222 Robert, VII, 141 Louisa Macgill, 221 Dr. Robert, IV, 136, 141 Mary Ragan, 222 Sammie Keith, 138 244 INDEX

Glasgow, Sam McPheeters, 141 Griffith, Capt. Festus, 24, 200 Rev. Sam McPheeters, 140 Florence Mitchell, 200 Dr. Samuel McPheeters, 137 Frances, 200 Samuel McPheeters, Jr., 138 Frank, 200 Samuel McPheeters, HI, 138 George Nicholas, 200 Susan Seymour, 138 Georgia, 112 Thomas McPheeters, 140, 141 Harriet, 186 William Anderson, 137 Harriet Mackall, 201 William Anderson, Jr., 137 Henrietta, 185, 189 William Graham, 141 Joshua, 167, 168 Glendenning, Anna Pearl, 66 Margaret, 186 Goelzer, Rae Gertrude, 134 Marilyn Ann, 111 Goewey, Ruth Mae, 19 Mary Ann, 186, 200 Goffigon, Clarice, 154 Mary Elizabeth, 107 Goldsborough, Comdr. Brice Worthington, 205 Mary H., 168, 178 Gonder, Martha West, 46 Nicholas, 185 Richard Johnson, 47 Nicholas, Jr., 186, 200 Dr. Thomas Alfonse, 46 Nicholas R., 200 Dr. Thomas Alfonse, Jr., 46 Nicholas Ridgely, 200 Virginia Worth, 47 Robert Stewart, 200 Goode, Margaret Marie, 94 Rosanna Stewart, 200 Gooding, Irene Estelle, 111 Sarah Ridgely, 185, 186 Gordon, Minnilee, Susie Boyd, 118 Gorter, James Polk, H, 228 Thomas, 186, 200 Thomas Poultney, 228 Capt. Thomas, Jr., 200 Thomas Poultney, Jr., 228 Thomas David, 201 Gott, Lulu Beali, 65 Walter Ridgely, 200 Gould, Edith Euphemia, 50 Wiley Gaither, 110 Inez Celesti, 50 William D., 200 Graff, John Arthur, 119 William P., 200 John Reed, 119 Groos, Lt. Comdr. Gustav Julius, 192 Graham, Ann Blair, 127 Gustav Julius, HI, 192 Ernest Alan, 127 Gross, Elsie Winifred, 106 Floy Miller, 146 Gunschel, Barbara Vincent, 193 Grass, Mildred Everald, 179 Guss, Maybelle Tilghman, 92 Gray, Carolyn Barnes, 114 Walter Granville, 92 Genevieve Virginia, 115 Gwaltney, Hazel Topaz, 127 Gustavus Robert, 114 Gwinn, Mary Cornelia, 54 Gustavus Robert, Jr., 114 Gwathmey, Lucy Ann, 141 Harry Williams, 115 Joseph Alexander, Jr., 66 Hackbarth, Leona, 177 Grayson, Alexandra "Alex", 53 Hagedorn, Jenney Laura Marie, 78 Anne Fitzhugh, 52 Hagner, Marguerite Colton, 165 Eleanor McGill, 53 Hahn, Henry Lee, 68 Eliza "Bettie" Mason, 53 Mary Frances, 68 George Mason, Jr., 52 Robert Emery Lee, 68 Louise Fairfax, 53 Zoe Brender, 68 Mary Lloyd, 52 Halford, Jean Macgill, 225 Virginia West, 52 Marion Eugene, 225 Green Henry Robert, 128 Hall, Ira Montgomery, 112 Jacqueline Ann, 128 Judith Macgill, 17 Jayne Elizabeth, 128 Larry Dover, 132 Greene, Joe Carey, 214 Marie Lauretta, 96 Norman Davis, 214 Richard Pendleton, 222 Gregory, Katherine, 103 Sarah "Sallie" Randolph, 113 Martha Genevieve, 63 William Russell, 17 Griess, Jessica Shepherd, 143 Hallowell, Eliza Miller, 187 Justin Albert, 143 Hamilton, Eliza Marshall, 55 Griffin, Frankie Mae, 173 William Howard, 55 Ruth Joan, 211 Hamman, Dr. Louis, 195 Griffith, Amelia Dorsey, 18 Hanmer, Julia Read, 194 Anne Jane, 200 Col. Stephen Read, 194 Anne Singleton, 201 Stephen Read, Jr., 194 Artemus, 200 Hampton, Anna Mary, 87 Charles Henry, 185, 200 Handley, Annie Nelson, 128 Charlotte E., 201 Hanenburg, Jean, 163 Judge David, 200, 201 Hanley, Marilyn, 172 Edward, 200 Hansen, Nellie, 153 Elizabeth, 200, 201 Hansford, Dryden, 178, 185 Elizabeth Ridgely, 168 Elizabeth Young, 178 INDEX 245

Hansford, Emmaline, 178 Heartfield, Christine Ira McKenzie, 32 Fannie Belle, 182 Maurice Kingsley, 32 Florence Rachel, 178 Maurice Kingsley, Jr., 32 Hammond, 178 Heatly, Dr. Clyde Alexander, 50 Hettie Gillespie, 178, 183 Sarah West, 50 Jacob Peck, 185 Hedges, Elizabeth, 33 Jane, 178 Heindl, Louis Armistead, 227 Dr. John Luther, 178 Louis Armistead, Jr., 227 John Walker, 185 Helfenstein, Charles Markell, 24 Joshua Griffith, 178 Ruth, 24 Josiah Haynes, 178, 182 Hellane, Julia Elizabeth, 94 Luther, 178 Helman, Marjorie Viola, 40 Martha Jane, 178, 182 Henderson, Elizabeth Laird, 95 Mary Ann, 178, 179 Sara Isabella, 125 Mary Elizabeth, 178 Hennon, Fannie, 48 Mary Griffith, 185 Hepburn, Arthur Japy, Jr., 211 Ruth Griffith, 178, 184 Arthur Japy, III, 211 Sarah Frances, 178, 182 Heron, George Henry, 133 Sarah Lavinia, 185 Lt. James Peter, 133 Virgil, 178 William Edgar, 133 William, and William Wirt, 178 Capt. William Edgar, Jr., 133 Harper, Catherine, 64 William Edgar, HI, 133 Harrelson, Florence, 127 Herron, Patricia Andrews, 191 Harris, William B., 158 Hersberger, Aaron Wilson, 117 Harrison, Anne, 21 Douglas Marshall, 117 Edmund Pitts, 21 Horace Edison, 117 Edward Pitts, 21 Janet Earle, 117 Elmer Carlton, 19 Judith Marilyn, 117 Ethel Beckton, 19 Marshall, 116 Florence Leftwich, 155 Marshall Davis, 117 France, 21 Mary Ruth, 117 Francis Goodman, 21 Norman Davis, 117 Learner Blackman, 21 Sandra Ann, 117 Marion Andrews, 21 Susan Marlene, 117 Harsh, Barron Alexander, 171 Hibler, Christopher Arthur, Jr., 91 Barron Thomas, 171 Hieatt, Cecilia Elizabeth, 175 Doris Ann, 171 Higgins, Anna, 16 Emma Boyd, 171 Bayne Archibald, 76 Jacob H., 171 John de Bree, 120 Kathryn Lee, 171 Sarah, 16 Mary Catherine, 171 Hildebrand, Earl Edwin, 210 Ronald Barron, 171 Elizabeth Macgill, 210 Thomas Barron, 171 Hill, Charles Adrian, 80 Harvey, Eliza Caroline, 81 Cornelius Harnett, 80 Ethel May, 65 Elizabeth Pinckney, 80 Nicholas Charles, 213 Dr. Halbert Rowland, 80 Nicholas Peques, 213 Halbert Rowland, Jr., 80 Hastings, Marie Eleanor, 193 Lucy Lee, 229 Hatch, John Edward, 66 Rosemary, 80 John Raymond, 66 Hilleary, Ann Cornelia, 93 Richard Laurence, 66 Ann Perry, 93 Hathaway, John, 186 Anne Perry, 88, 90, 93 Haueisen, Alma Mena, 142 Caroline Wheeler, 90, 91 Hawley, John Blackstock, Jr., 76 Charles Tilghman, 95 McGill Joseph, 76 Charles Trapnell, 95 Michael Augistine, 76 Charles Wheeler, 90 Hayes, Maria Louisa, 38 Cornelia Williams, 91 Haynes, Beverley Ann, 156 Edgar Douglas, 95 Emmaline, 178 Elizabeth Laird, 95 James Marvin, 156 Ellen McGill, 88, 91, 93 James Marvin, Jr., 157 Emma Williams, 93 Walter Dunlop, 157 Henry Marshall, 91 Hays, Alice M., 58 John Henry, 88 Laura Louella, 58 John William, 90 Haywood, Laura Agnes, 69 Dr. John Williams, 88, 95 Hazzard, Rowland, 190 Laura Claggett "Birdie, 94 Head, Mary Etta, 173 Lela Marshall, 90 Headley, Hildwin Clare, 114 Lucy Baker, 93 Lorelle Randolph, 113 Mariah Louisa, 90, 92 Louis Talinferro, 113 Marshall, 90 INDEX 246 Howard, Charles LoweU, 204 Hilleary, Mary Taylor, 90 Elizabeth Murphy, 196 Robert Brooks, 90 George Henry, 204 Robert Henderson, 95 George Henry, Jr., 204 Ruhama, 90 Mabel Hornby Cecil, 204, 205 Russell Paxton, 91 Mary Clare CarroU, 204 Sarah, 15 Olivia Patricia MacgiU, 204 Sarah Odell, 90 Roberta Brooke, 204 Thomas 88, 90 Roberta TraiU, 204, 205 Thomas Jackson, 90 Howe, Joseph Glasgow, 137 Tilghman, 88, 90 Virginia Lansdale, 51 Virginia English, 95 Dr. William BeU White, Jr., 137 William Henry, 93 WiUiam BeU White, m, 137 William Henry, Jr., 93 William StoweU, Jr., 51 Hilton, Conrad Nicholson, 172 Howell, John Charles, 50 Eric Michael, 172 Hoyle, David Clark, 102 William Barron, 172 Hoyt, Eleanor, 188 Hlmes, James Wendel, 70 Hudgins, Francois Berger Moran, 165 Julian Corun, 70 Horatio Bigelow, 164 Nancy Louise, 70 Lt. John Melton, 164 Hinds, Jean, 184 John Melton, Jr., 164 Hinrlcks, Marie Anna, 23 John Melton, IH, 164 Hite, Omar, Jr., 54 Richard Scott, 164 Hobbs, Eliza "Elsie" Grayson, 53 Thomas Blackburn, 164 Ruth Alexandra, 53 Huey, Maj. Joseph Wistar, Jr., 224 WiUiam, 53 Joseph Wistar, m, 224 WiUiam, Jr., 53 Louisa MacgiU, 224 WUliam, HI, 53 Huffman, Lulu Theodosia, 49 Hobson, Elizabeth Bridges, 202, 232 Hughes, John, 168 Graham Bruce, 232 Mrs. _. 204 Lelia Graham, 232 Norman, Douglas, 40 Holland, William Rankin, Jr., 115 Norman La Vere, 40 WiUiam Rankin, m, 115 Hunt, Fredricca, 205 Holliday, Clyde Thomas, 104 Hurt, John, 168 Holmes, Elizabeth Harlowe, 163 Hutchings, George BaU, 232 Hook, Ann McGiU, 67 Hutson, Jane Breathed, 128 Belle, 67 Paul, 128 Charles McGiU, 67 Maj. Paul, Jr., 128 Fanny, 67 Hutton, Laura BeU, 128 Henry Harrison, 67 James, 67 Irvine, Juliet Cabell, 142 James A., 67 James Daniel, 67 Jackson, Adeline Dorcas, 132, 134 James Patrick McGiU, 67 Catherine Bond, 195 Mary, 67, 68 Emily Katherine, 132, 134 Mary Davis, 33, 56 Frances Virginia, 132 Mary Frances, 67 George Lloyd, 132 William Henry Harrison, 67 Helen Howard, 148 Hoover, Charles Dean, Jr., 175 Henry Lee, 132 Jane Dawson, 119 Humphrey Tunstal, 132 Marianne, 119 Hopkins, Lt. Comdr. Bushrod Washington, James Henry Lee, 132 Mary Edna Martha, 227 Catherine Washington, 161 Mary Thomas, 132 Eleanor Blackburn, 161 Richard Newton, 195 Elizabeth Washington, 164 Lt. Richard Newton, Jr., 195 Grover Prevat, 164 Jagoe, Emmallne, 184 John Marsh Smith, 161 James, Amelia, 225 John Taylor, Jr., 164 Arthur Austin, 116 John Taylor, TR, 164 Arthur Lee, 224 John Taylor, IV, 164 Charles MacgiU, 224 Katherine Ann, 185 Margie Macgill, 224 Mary Washington, 164 Mary Tasker, 228 Matthew Smith, 160 Norman, 224 Matthew Smith, Jr., 160 Patrick MacgiU, 224 Raymond Carl, 185 Jamison, Charles Chaney, 153 Samuel Ellicott, 161 Hoppe, James Withayte, 183 Mary, 39 James Withayte, Jr., 183 Jarnagin, Frank Watkins, 139 Horsey, Eunice Rasin, 76 Frank Watkins, Jr., 140 Hosking, Ethel Dorsey, 19 Frank Watkins, HI, 140 Howard, Beatrice Lee, 106 Mary McPheeters, 140 INDEX 247

Jarnagin, Thomas McPheeters, 140 Johnson, Sarah, 47 Jenkins, Mary Hewitt, 31 Sarah McGill, 45 Nellie Elizabeth, 107 Susan Drane, 36 Jennings - changed to Macgill, 202 Susanna Elizabeth, 45 Jennings, WiUiam, 24, 202, 203, 212 Tobias, 57 John, Michael Namie, 176 Tobias Belt, 36 Joice, Stuart Kaen, 160 Virginia Estelle, 180 Stuart Kaen, Jr., 160 Johnston, Ethel Raye, 68 Jones, Annabelle Lee, 40 Glenn Henry, 136 Barbara Theresa, 132 Sophy Stanton, 79 Carroll West, 139 Jordon, Ella, 153 Charles Clausen 176 Cora Ford, 176 Karabinus, Irene Blanch, 161 Daniel Owen, 59 Karr, Carol Ann, 134 Dorothy Ann, 107 Dorothy, 136 Dorothy May, 159 Harvey Benajah, 134 Dorothy Wilton, 44 Harvey Lloyd, 134 Eleanor Howard, 43 Henry Benajah, 136 Elizabeth "Bettie", 106 Jean Philip, 134 Frederick Armistead, 65 Katherine, 134, 135 Capt. Griffin Watkins, 177 Lee Jackson, 134 Helen Wardlaw, 65 Marjorie Louise, 136 Hilda, 21 Theodora, 136 Maj. Horace Tillard, 120 Thomas Jefferson, 134, 136 Horace Tillard, Jr., 120 Keach, Ruth Elizabeth, 69 Howard Samuel, 43 Keefe, James Henry, 104 James Albert, 176 Richard Wayne, 104 Maj. John Augustus, 106 Robert Michael, 104 John Kennady, 176 Keefer, Roger Jacob, 112 Katherine Rulison, 176 William Roger, 112 Lawrence Carl, 59 Keffer, Katharine, 50 Lena Elizabeth, 109 Keim, Anna Randolph, 121 Lucille, 107 Mary Katherine, 61 Margaret Thomas, 135 Peyton Randolph, 121 Mary S., 200 Keith, Sammie, 137 Mason, 176 Kelley, Anna Margaret, 67 Patricia Lynn, 107 Catherine Virginia, 67 Rebecca Kay, 177 Frances Helen, 67 Richard Linder, 176 Joseph Howard, 68 Richard Parker, 176 Mary Mildred, 67, 68 Robert Nelson, 135 Rose Edna, 68 Robert Nelson, Jr., 135 Thomas Michael, Jr., 67 Rosalie Darby, 106 Thomas Michael, IH, 67 Ruth Beauchamp, 176 KeUogg, Edward "Sandy" Frank, 69 SaUie Gail, 176 Edward Henry, 69 Lt. Salem Ford, 176 Kemp, Karolyn Anne, 51 Sharon Elizabeth, 177 Dr. Howard Martin, 51 Thomas Owen, 59 Walter Horace, 51 Timothy Rulison, 176 Kenety, WiUiam Henry, Jr., 64 Virginia Carol, 176 Kennady, Ann Elizabeth, 174 WiUiam Miller, 132 Arthur Younger, 175 Johns, William Brooke, Jr., 120 Bonita Inez, 177 - Johnson, Adam Blackburn, 182 Cora Louise, 174, 175 Charlotte Mayo, 212 Elizabeth, 173 Dorothy Helen, 103 Emily Mason, 174 Edwin, 45 Henry Isaac, 174 Elizabeth, 45 Henry Joseph, 174 Fannie, 82 Ida Belt, 175 Horace, 45 Isaac, 173, 174 Hugh, 180 Isaac Arthur, 175 John Truman, 45 James Stanford, 173 Joseph W., 45 John Charles, 177 Katherine, 36 John Dyson, 173, 175 Katie Virginia, 182 June Ann, 177 Levin West, 36 Laura Nora, 173 Mary Barr, 192 Lydia Norah, 173, 177 Mary Elizabeth, 133 Melvina, 174 Milton West, 45 Ruth Beauchamp, 175 Richard, 45 Salem Ford, 175, 177 Robert, 45 Samuel Dyson, 173, 175 248 INDEX

Kennady, Stanford Dyson, 174 Latterner, Helen Clayton, 96 Virginia, 174 Lauderdale, Maj. William Alexander, 138 Virginia Mason, 174 Laurence, Edward Chester, 47 Kerfoot, Alfred Moss, 93 Eleanor Anne, 47 Elizabeth McComas, 47 William Hilleary, 94 Lawall, Claire, 158 Keyser, Ann Franklin, 222 Lawrence, Theodore Chatfield, 156 Kight, Alberta Virginia, 62 Laws, Florence Hildreth, 190 Kimball, Bertha Mae, 162 Lawton, Kenneth, 47 Fanny Belle, 86 Lea, Rachel, 185 Kinnahan, Elizabeth, 85 Leake, Susan Barbara, 138 Kinney, Anna Marie, 225 Learned, Constance Traill, 205 Kinsey, Frances West, 49 Ebenezer, 205 Helen McGill, 49 Comdr. Ebenezer Jr., 205 Martha Elizabeth, 50 Ebenezer, III, 205 Wesley Clifton, 49 Ralph Howard, 205 Kinsolving, Mary Bruce, 224 Leavenworth, Helen McGill, 157 Kirk, Emily Redin, 154 Lee, Mrs. Delbert, 168 Kirkus, Ruth Green, 156 Eleanor Janet, 166 Kitchel, Helen Lloyd, 77 Elizabeth Duke, 38 Kittleson, Karl Wm. Mortimer, 76 Frances, 114 Kittredge, Margot Leaman, 22 Janet Washington, 166 Tylor Field, 22 Martha Ellen, 166 William Gholson, 21 Thomas Girard, 166 Klein, Louisa Catherine, 210 Thomas Girard, Jr., 166 Klutey, Anne Hallowell, 188 Walter Howell, 165 Frederick Ernest, 187, 188 Walter Howell, Jr., 166 Knight, Albin Francisco, 107 Leet, Edna, 179 Florence Helen, 107 Lennig, Edward Nicholas, 225 Mary Darnell, 107 Edward Nicholas, Jr., 225 Kopper, Elizabeth Marshall, 38 Edward Nicholas, in, 226 John Matthias, Jr., 38 Leopard, David George, 81 John Matthias, III, 38 Richard Henry Lee, 38 Ralph Eugene, Jr., 81 Lt. Samuel Keene Claggett, 38 Leslie, Clara Potts, 115 Samuel Keene Claggett, Jr., 38 Leszay, Katya, 191 Koralewski, Helen Elizabeth, 41 Lewis, Ann Wilson, 53 Kremer, Margaretta Minnie, 25 Cecelia Boyd, 170 Kriete, Grace, 43 Dr. Charles Cadwalader, 170 Kroenke, Juanita, 228 Charles Cadwalader, Jr., 170 Krugelis, Eleanor Eugenia, 134 Eugene Yates, 171 Kunkel, John Harold McElfresh, 22 Florence Ruth, 171 John Jacob, 22 George Francis, 53 Isabella Shriver, 22 James Gilpin, 53 Robert Macgill, 22 Maud McFarland, 170 Teresa, 22 Nelson Gray West, 54 Kuser, Anthony Dryden, 205 Shirley Gilpin, 54 Sidney Ann Gilpin, 54 Dryden, 205 Thomas Barron, 171 Kuykendall, Harry Russell, 61 Virginia Nelson, 53 Helen McGill, 61 William Lindsey, 170 James Edward, 61 Leyshon, Emma Avilda, 84 Lucy Bell, 61 Liggett, Howard Blackburn, Jr., 206 Mary White, 61 Howard Blackburn, III, 206 Thomas, 61 Louise, 206 Thomas McGill, 61 Rebecca Carroll, 206 William Wallace, 61 Lillard, William Parlin, 142 Linaweaver, Ann Clermont, 125 Laird, Philip Dandridge, 187 Rev. Paul Glenwood, 46 Lamar, Hattie, 143 Paul Glenwood, Jr., 46 Lamont, Kathleen Elizabeth, 23 Capt. Walter Ellsworth, 124 Landis, Edwin Carter, 140 Walter Ellsworth, Jr., 124 Mary McPheeters, 140 Linder, Naomi, 176 Langheld, Mary, 41 Linebarger, Jackson,161 Lansdale, Eleanor, 16 Linn, Augustus, 39 Ella, 50 Richard H., 200 Robert, 39 Larned, Charlotte Carolyn, 99 Linz Barbara Ann, 166 Latham, Genevieve, 114 Carol Lee, 166 John Campbell, 144 Dorothy Janet, 166 Latimer, Henry Randolph, 54 Robert Louis, 166 List, Emma Lydney, 215 Latrobe, Alice Mary, 162 INDEX 249

Litten, George Michael, 94 MacgiU, Alexander Shriver, 22 George Preston, 94 Alexander Stuart, 229 Little, Allen Vincent, 69 AUce, 220, 226 Annette, 122 AUizera, 17 Francis Patrick, 69 Amelia Dorsey, 18 Helen Elaine, 50 Ann, 15, 27, 81 Hermen Joseph, 69 Annabelle Lois, 23 Hugh Edmund, 69 Anne, 24 Isabelle Catherine, 69 Anne Stuart, 212, 229 Julian Patrick, 69 Annie CampbeU, 223 Margaret Louise, 70 Barbara Ann, 23 Marie Agnes, 70 Basil, 16, 18 Martha Virginia, 70 Blanche Elizabeth, 210 Mary Kathleen, 70 Caroline, 15, 203 Robert Joseph, 69 Carroll Spence, 204 Ruth Ann, 69 Charles, 202, 220, 225 Sarah Elizabeth, 70 Dr. Charles, 34, 35, 203 , 216, 217, 219 WiUiam Francis, 69, 70 Charles Corner, 211 WUliam Joseph, 70 Charles Gambrill, 210 WiUiam Joseph, Jr., 70 Dr. Charles Gray, 24 Lively, Emily North, 49 Dr. Charles Griffith Worthington, 220 Locke, Isaac Newton, 175 Charles Peirce, 229, 231 Lockhart, Robert Roy, & Robert Roy Jr., 176 Dr. Charles R., 16 Lohmann, Ann, 21 Charles Richard, 225 Carl Albert, 20 Charles Thomas, 207 John, 20 Clara, 220 Sarah Tod, 21 Davidge "Pat", 220, 225 Lohrano, Evelyn Maria, 158 Dorothy, 23 Loomis, Eugene, 85 Edwin Warfield, 24 Frank, 85 Edwin Warfield, Jr., 24 John, 84 Eleanor, 15, 27, 129 John Louis, Jr., 120 Eleanor Parks, 17 LoveU, Douglas Gordon, 55 Eleanor Watkins, 211 Virginia Page, 55 Eliza Brengle, 22 Loving, Frances MttcheU, 76 Elizabeth, 15, 213 Martha Truesdale, 188 Elizabeth Anna, 24, 202, 203, 212 Lovshe, Maria Louisa, 177 Elizabeth Caroline, 225 Luber, Anne Margaret, 224 Elizabeth Ragan, 220, 231 Lucas, Dr. Charles Craighill, 130 EUen Elizabeth, 219 Charles CraighiU, Jr., 131 Ellen "Nellie" Anna, 225 Elizabeth Middleton, 131 Elsie, 23 Gen. John Porter, 131 Emily, 17 Capt. John Porter, Jr., 131 Emma Gertrude, 17 Mary Brooke, 131 Eugenia, 220 Mary Emeline, 131 Eva Riggs, 23, 24 Mary Frances, 131 Eveline Olivia, 17 Luck, Mary Jackson, 233 Francis Marion, 207 Betsy McGiU, 33, 70 Frank, 220 Luckett, Charles McglU, 70 Gambrill, 208 Lt. Col. Nelson, 70 George, 16 Lutz, Barbara Gratia, 147 Georglana Cornelia, 17 Eugene AUen, 147 Grace Gambrill, 208 Eugene Arnole, 147 Harriet Amelia, 22 Francis Asbury, Jr., 88 Henrietta Dorsey, 18 Lyddane, Charles William, 111 Henry Richard, 17 Elizabeth Adele, 111 Howard Lambdln, 25 Mary Virginia, 111 Hugh Corner, 213 Thomas, 111 James, 16, 25, 202, 203, 212, 213, 216, 217 Thomas, Jr., Ill Dr. James, 15, 16, 24 Lyles, Priscilla, 99 Gen. James, 220, 229 Virginia, 39 Rev. James, 1, 9, 10, 15, 212 Lynde, Charles MacgiU, 221 James Hilleary, 27 Cornelius, 221 James P., 16 Eugenia Gibson, 221 Jane Gail, 23 George Pleasants, 221 John, 15, 26, 27 George Pleasants,.Jr., 221 Dr. John Charles, 220, 223 Samuel Adams, 221 Lt. John Charles, Jr., 224 Lysinger, Deborah, 97 Maj. John Christopher, 23 Lytle, Anna, 186 John Shriver, 22 Juliet Ann Caroline, 17 MacFarland, Comdr. Horace Greeley, 165 Lida BeU, 226 INDEX

Macgill, Lloyd Thomas, m, 23 Macgill, William Augustine, 210 Lloyd Thomas, IV, 23 Capt. WiUiam Augustine, 207, 208 Dr. Lloyd Thomas, 18, 23, 24 WiUiam Daniel, 225, 226 Louisa, 220, 223 WiUiam Daniel, Jr., 226 Louisa Thompson, 224 WiUiam Daniel, IH, 226 Louisa Gambrill, 208 WiUiam Daniel "Barlow", 220 Louise Gambrill, 210 Dr. William Davidge, 203 , 214, 217 Louis Rice, 225 William E., 24 Margaret Ann, 15, 35, 202 WiUiam Osko, 25 Margaret Jennings, 211, 213 WiUiam Reed, 17 Margie, 220, 224 William Riggs, 22 Maria Gambrill, 208 William Stevens, 208 Maria Louise Beali, 17 William W., 17 Marie Riggs, 23 Winfield Scott, 17 Marlon Elizabeth, 23 Winfield Scott, Jr., 17 Marlon Griffith, 18, 22 Col. Winfield Scott, m, 17 Marion Patrick, 208, 210 MacHale, John Henry, 25 Marlon Patrick, Jr., 211 John Martin, 25 Marjorie Catherine, 210 John Martin, Jr., 25 Mary, 15, 25, 203 Maud Emily, 25 Mary Annette, 211 WiUiam MacgiU, 25 Mary Clare Carroll, 204, 229, 231 MackaU, Bessie Belt, 31 Mary Eleanor Pottlnger, 17 Charles, 28, 32 Mary Eliza, 22 Charles Gawthrop, 30 Mary Elizabeth, 208, 214 Charles McGill, 28 Mary McDonald, 223 Charles O'Donnell, 32 Mary "Mollie" Ragan, 220, 225 Christine Bowie, 32 Mary Ragan, 220, 221 Colin McKenzie, 32 Mollie Blanche, 208 Elsie Lucille, 30 Nannie Edwards, 24 Nicholas, 202 , 207 Linda Sue, 30 Dr. Nicholas Carroll, 203 Louise Bonner, 32 Olivia Patricia, 204, 206 Marie Antionette Caussia de Mauvoisin, 32 Judge Oliver Patrick, 203 Mary James, 28, 31 Patrick, 15, 27, 35, 202, 203, 207 Nannie, 28, 30 Dr. (?) Patrick, 202 , 212 Phyllis Marie, 30 Patrick Henry, 207 Richard Leonard, 28 Rebecca Carroll, 204 Richard Leonard, Jr., 28 Richard Edwards, 24 Richard Levin, 28 Richard Gambrill, 207, 208, 211 Richard Sprigg Steuart, 28, 30, 32 Richard GambriU, Jr., 211, 212 Robert McGill, 28, 31 Richard Gambrill, HI, 211, 213 Wayne Leonard, 30 Richard GambriU, IV, 212 WUliam Suter, 28 Mackenzie, Elizabeth Bowie, 32 Richard GambriU, V, 213 Mrs. Joan, 37 Richard Ragan, 220 Macnell, Joan Barbara, 163 Robert, 16 Magee, James McDevltt, 215 Robert Henry, 18, 22 Magill, Clara Elizabeth, 36 Robert Henry, Jr., 22, 23 Francis Marion, 207 Robert Henry, HI, 23 Maine, Mary lyn, 152 Lt. Robert Henry, IV, 23 Maloney, Catherine Faith, 69 Robert Ruskell, 208, 210 James Henry, 69 Capt. Robert RuskeU, Jr., 210 Manley, Marjorie Ruth, 199 Roberta Traill Brooke, 204 Mannakee, Octavia Jerusha, 96 Sallie Wilson, 17 Marchand, Benjamin Rust, 200 Sara Robinson, 211 James P., 200 Sarah, 15, 27, 32 Nicholas Griffith, 200 Sarah A., 16 Marchant, Mary Virginia, 194 Sarah Grace, 210 Markell, Catherine Eleanor, 126 Sarah Robinson, 211 Marks, Joseph Hodgson, 41 Sarah Rosalie, 211, 214 Markwood, Helen West, 49 Sophia Ellsworth, 25 Jean Burns, 49 Thomas, 15, 16, 25, 202, 203 Thomas North, 49 Thomas, Jr., 16 WUliam Henry, 49 Dr. Thomas, 16 WUliam Henry, Jr., 49 Thomas Dorsey, 17 WUliam Henry, HI, 49 Thomas James, 25 Marland, Edith Elizabeth, 165 Thomas Milton, 17 Marrs, Eula Lynn, 58 Thomas Riggs, 24 Marson, Louise Jeanne Mariede, 32 Virginia Bowie, 17 Marshall, Anthony Dryden, 205 WiUiam, 16, 202 Charles Henry, 205 INDEX 251 Marshall, John, 75 McDonald, Ruby, 160 Mary Elizabeth, 90 McDowell, Sally Cambell Preston, 148 Winfield Scott, Jr., 114 McElhenny, Elizabeth, 200 Martin, Dr. Bruce Crittenton, 174 McEndree, Louisa Thompson, 220 Karen Virginia, 174 McFarland, Almira, 168 Laura Ellen, 174 John H., 168 Stephen Du Val, Jr., 76 Letttlla, 168 Thomas Bruce Crittenton, 174 Lucinda, 168 Virginia Grayson, 52 Lucy, 168, 177 Col. Walter Francis, 52 Melvina Kirkpatrick, 168, 173 Lt. Comdr. Walter Francis, Jr., 52 Penelope, 168 Walter Francis, m, 52 McFaul, Josephine, 208 Martlnsdale, Jean Elizabeth, 97 McGiU- spelling changed from MacgiU, 26 Wilbur Lee, 97 McGiU, America Hook, 57 Marx, Catherine Donahue, 43 Ann MatUda, 57 Charlotte West, 43 Anne Fauntleroy, 75 Frederick, 43 Arabella, 56,71,81 Mason, Shirley Carter, 79 Arabella Fauntleroy, 76, 77 Sophy Carr, 79 Arabella West, 56, 57, 59 Wardlaw McGill, 79 Armistead Randolph, 77 Lucius Randolph, 79 Baynton, 73 William Pinckney, 79 Benjamin Franklin, 57 May, John, 168 Catherine T., 27 Philip Benson, 31 Charles, 27 Philip Benson, Jr., 31 Dr. Charles B., 56 Charles CarroU, 73 McAdams, Louise Brockenbrough, 228 Charles Shirley, 76 McAlpine, Carolyn, 21 Charles Shirley, Jr., 76 McCara, Jean Creswell, 137 Daivd Franklin, 58 McCarkle, Alice, 154 Edna Fern, 58 McCaull, jane Carolyn, 75 Edward Everett, 58 John Dinsmore, 75 Edward Patrick, 57 Julian Lincoln, 75 Edward West, 56, 57 McClatchy, Albert Harrison, 42 Edward White, 57 Charlotte Morgan, 42 Eleanor, 56, 70, 73, 129 Maj. Howard Lee, 42 Eleanor West, 71, 77 James Howard, 42 Eleanora Arabella, 33, 57 Robert Edwin, 42 Elizabeth, 56, 67, 71, 79 McClelland, Charles Kenneth, 53 Elizabeth, Mary, 57 McComas, Anne West, 47 Elizabeth Randolph, 75 Caroline Eloise, 47 EUen "EUa" ChlsweU, 57, 62 Harry Lee, 47 Elmer Lee, 57 Dr. Henry Wheeler, 47 Grace Collins, 75 Henry Wheeler, Jr., 47 Helen M., 58 Henry Wheeler, m, 47 Herbert Davis, 57, 58 Josiah Wheeler, 47 James, 27 Margaret Sincell, 47 Jane, 73 Martha Ann, 48 Janet Shores, 75 Martha Fairall, 47 Jerry Lee, 58 Richard Cameron, 48 Joe, 58 Richard Carlton, 47 John, 26, 27, 55, 56 Sarah EUen, 47, 48 John, (Jr.), 73 McConihe, Eleanor Moran, 165 Rev. John, 71 Francis Moran, 165 Col. John Fauntleroy, 75 Malcolm Stuart, 165 Julia, 71, 73 Lt. Malcolm Stuart, Jr., 165 Kate Thomas, 57, 61 Michael Hagner, 165 Kenneth Laverne, 57 Peter Stuart, 165 Larry Joe, 58 McConville, Clarence, 75 Lloyd Paul, 57, 59 Mary Patricia, 75 Lou Jean Katherine, 58 Peter, 75 Mary, 56 McCook, Jeanette Thruston, 155 Mary Elizabeth, 57, 58, 59, 76 McCown, Eleanor Glasgow, 137 Mary Davis, 57 Walter Arnold, 137 Mary Gordon, 27, 28 McCue, Charles Purcell, 147 Mary Hester, 57 Capt. Charles Purcell, Jr., 147 Mary Worthington, 78 Harry Allen, 147 Matilda, 56 Margaret Persis, 147 Merry Vee, 58 McDaniel, Adolphus Alfred, 169 Nina, 57 McDermitt, Annie Mary, 67 Oliver, 57 252 INDEX

McGill, Patrick, Sr., 26, 27, 28, 32, 55, 56 Menard, Marjorie Ruth, 135 Patrick, Jr., 33, 56 Thomas Camille, 135 Patrick Oliver, 57 Thomas CamiUe, Jr., 135 Peter Roszel, 73 Merrill, Dora E., 22 Peter Roszel, Jr., 73 Laura van der Spiegel, 198 Powell Harrison, 76 Michel, Louise Clemence, 157 PoweU Harrison, Jr., 76 Middleton, Adah March, 131 Powell Harrison, ÏJI, 77 Miles, Ruth, 53 Rebekah Beverley, 73 MlUer, Gilbert Proctor, 59 Robert Lee, 58 Jessie Irene, 162 Robert Tyler, 27 Joseph Sidney, 87 Roger Lynn, 58 Mina May, 176 Rosa "Babs" Roszel, 73 Robert, 168 Dr. Samuel, 71, 75 Robert Craig, 87 Sarah, 32, 56, 167 Virginia, 190 Sarah Anne Eleanor, 56 Millholland, Fanny West, 50 Sarah Eleanor, 56, 63 Lewis Curtis, 50 Sarah Keene, 71, 80 Lewis Curtis, Jr., 50 Sherley D., 58 Lewis Curtis, HI, 50 Dr. Thomas John, 9, 34, 56, 70 Phyllis Ann, 50 Thomas Julian, 75 WiUiam Keffer, 50 Virginia, 73 Millican, Maj. Raymond Weir, 170 Virginia Beverley, 73 Mills, Bonnie Washington, 161 Virginia Randolph, 75 Diana Vernon, 161 Wallace Hook, 57 James Knox Polk, 161 Dr. Wardlaw, 71, 78 James Paul, 188 WickliHe, 71 Lt. Col. James Paul, 188 WiUiam Wallace, 57 Mary Chichester, 188 Mclntire, Charles Henry, 47 Phylis Iverton, 188 Paul Winston, 47 MltcheU, Douglas Diggs, 198 Paul Winston, Jr., 47 Maj. Joseph Douglas, 198 McUvaine, James Belt, 65 Monroe, Lois RusseU, 141 John Belt, 65 Montgomery, Lola Marie, 30 Mary Finley, 140 Margaret Elizabeth, 183 Thomas Harris, 65 Robert Brown, 183 McKay, Alfred Jesse, Jr., 78 Robert Brown, Jr., 183 Jessie Jane, 141 Montz, Dr. AUen Blakeley, 81 McKean, Martha Harriett, 145 Eliza Caroline, 81 McKenzie, Eliza Bowie, 32 George Harvey, 81 McKinney, Jack Dempsey, 180 John, 81 Judith Ann, 180 Sallie Caroline, 81 McLemore, James Hennen, 233 Moore, Elmer Alonzo, 31 PoUy Bridges, 233 Jane Elizabeth, 31 McNeil, Richard CarroU, Sr., 79 John Elmer, 31 Richard Carroll, Jr., 79 Joseph Forrest, 182 McPheeters, Grace Woodson, 139, 140 Marion, 182 Hugh, 139 Mary Ida, 69 Joseph Charless, 139 Peggy Jane, 182 Katherine Lavinia, 137, 139, 141 Moran, Arabella Adams, 164 Mary Gold, 139 Eleanor Berger, 165 Dr. Samuel Brown, 139 Francois Berger, 164 Rev. Samuel Brown, 138 Moretz, Elizabeth Leonard, 115 Thomas S., 139 Morris, Grace Immogene, 40 Thomas S., Jr., 139 Morrison, Emma Gold, 139 Thomas S., in, 139 Georgia Merle, 184 Thomas Shanks, 138, 139 Moseley, Jack La Rue, 180 Dr. William Marcellus, 138, 139 Sandra Louise, 180 McRae, Helen, 174 Linda Dianne, 180 Mosenthai, Andreae Waters, 193 Mead, Lillian Pearl, 177 Ann Proctor, 193 Meenen, Harold G., 86 Elizabeth Garrettson, 193 Mehring, Mary Louise, 156 Katherine Penniman, 193 Meier, Jane Edith, 133 Lucy Penniman, 193 Meigs, Lt. Comdr. Joseph Vincent, Jr., 128 Mary Augusta, 193 MeUon, John Dunlop, 155 Walter Joseph, 192 Peter Schuyler, 155 Walter Joseph, Jr., 193 WiUiam Knox, 155 Dr. William Talbot, 193 Meminger, Edward Lynn, 229 WiUiam Talbot, Jr., 193 Menard Jackson Quinn, 135 Moss Charlotte CaldweU, 44 Jacqueline Camilla, 135 Warrington CaldweU, 44 INDEX 253

Muir, Florence E. M., 83 Norvell, Emily Walker, 66 Lu Emma, 87 Norwood, Jean, 47 WiUiam Sawtell, 187 Nutting, Mary Sue Loring, 152 Muller, Dr. WiUiam Henry, Jr., 114 William Henry, m, 114 Oates, Helen Patricia, 148 MuUigan, Mary Ella, 172 James Monroe, HI, 148 Murdoch, Mary CampbeU, 195 James Monroe, IV, 148 Murphy, John Edmund, Jr., 94 Ober, Douglas Gray, 222 Joseph Patrick, 105 Lt. Col. Richard Francis, 222 Katherine Elizabeth, 60 Richard Francis Jr., 222 Murray, Elizabeth Sue, 126 O'Brien, Marguerite "Peggy" Clare, 131 Capt. Gillespie Breathed, 126 O'Bryan, Helen Taylor, 233 James Radcliffe, 211- Ogden, Alys MacgiU, 227 James Radcliffe, Jr., 211 Frederick Oswald, 227 James Radcliffe, HI, 211 Frederick Oswald, Jr., 228 Jane Agnes, 68 Frederick Oswald, m, 228 Rebecca Frances, 126 Sara Beattie, 227 Robert Bridges, 126 Samuel Davies Drewry, 227 Rev. William Andrew, 126 Swann Deford, 228 WiUiam Andres, Jr., 126 O'Keefe, Jerome Lawrence, 190 Musick, Caroline Jeannette, 136 Lawrence Daves, 190 James Roland, 136 Oltman, Alfred Gordon, 127 Dr. Roland Harold, 136 Alfred Gordon, Jr., 128 Musser, James Coburn, 20 Alice Ann, 128 Jane Andrews, 20 Mary Dandridge, 128 Laura Marion, 20 Robert Brooks, 128 Myrtle, Virginia Juanita, 60 O'Mora, Bessie Marie, 108 Orth, Sarah Lucretia, 18 Naylor, Mary Ragan, 223 Orwlg, Dorothy Louise, 59 WiUiam Hughlett, 222 Ossana, Flora Viola, 30 WiUiam Hughlett, Jr., 222 Owen, Ann' Fitzhugh, 53 WiUiam Hughlett, IH, 222 Louise Grayson, 53 Neely, Mrs. John Gray, 168 Welding Dennis, Jr., 53 Nelson, Andrew Otis, 59 WiUiam W., 169 Bruce Gordon, 66 Owings, George Carey, 214 Constance, 185 James Claggett, 214 EUen Douglas, 55 Dr. James Claggett, 214 Comdr. John Marbury, HI, 55 Rosalie Carey, 214 John Marbury, IV, 55 Oxley, Thomas Cummings, 108 Dr. Klnloch, 228 Larry Edward, 66 Packard, Eloise, 55 Lucile Shackleford, 194 Page, Eliza "Lila" Byrd, 54 Otis Holm, 59 EUen West, 54 Robert Joseph, 66 George West, 54 Nesselrodt, Elsie Irene, 112 Jane Byrd, 54 Nestor, Gerald, 62 John White, 54 Harold, 62 Judith Robinson, 54 John Luther, 63 Rosalie Braxton, 55 Lloyd Lee, 62 Virginia Dandridge, 55 Newman, Claude Hudspeth, 106 William Chisholm, 54 Mary Ann, 106 Palermo, Alfred D., 184 Newton, Elizabeth Anna, 24 WiUiam Gerard, 184 J. S., 168 William Gerard, Jr., 184 Nicholson, James Brawner, Jr., 107 Palmer, Benjamin Duval, 31 Nicodemus, Edward Brown, 53 Benjamin Duval, Jr., 31 Nicolson, Robert Foster, 99 Benjamin Duval, III, 31 Robert Virden, 99 Ethel Ruth, 32 Nihiser, Winton Weems, 46 James Bosley, 31 Niles, Callie, 142 John McGill, 31 Nirk, John Pleasant, 66 Marcia Duval, 31 Nixon, Helen Ann, 96 Mary James, 31 Llewlyn "LueUa", 101 Robert McGill, 31 Noble, John, 192 Ruth Waters, 31 Noel, Inez, 173 William Pennell, 31 Norheimer, Barbara Ann, 171 Palmore, RusseU Vaughan, 232 Louis Richard, 171 RusseU Vaughan, Jr., 232 Shirley Lee, 171 Pannill, Margaret Cabell, 143 Northam, Jack Crockett, 143 Robert Samuel, 143 Margaret Walker, 143 Robert Stephens, 143 Northey, Cynthia Wlnslow, 52 Pape, Carl Louie, 40 254 INDEX

Pape, Charles Louis, 39 Penniman, Julia Wilson, 191 Charlotte Ruth, 40 Lenore Compton, 192 Horace West, 40 Lucy Seymour, 191, 192 John Charles, 40 Margaret Ridgely, 193 John Henry, 39 Margaret van der Spiegel, 199 Marguerite Elizabeth, 39 Marion Dushane, 198 Virginia Lyles, 39, 40 Mary Garrettson, 191 William Watson, 40 Mary Hathaway, 189 William Watson, Jr. ,'40 Nicholas Griffith, 189, 197 Parades, Emma Carson, 65 Nicholas Griffith, Jr., 197 Pardon, Laura, 174 Nicholas Griffith, ni, 198 Paredes, Oswald Ogden, 228 Nicholas Griffith, IV, 198 Dr. Solomon, 227 Rebecca, 197 Park, Sara Evans, 89 Susan Waters, 191, 192 Parker, Anne Marie, 109 Thomas Allison, 193 Jane Elizabeth, 109 Thomas Dobbin, 197 John Sage, 108 Virginia White, 198 Parks, Elizabeth Fleming, 133 William, 184 Parren, Mary, 214 Dr. WiUiam Bose Dobbin, 197, 199 Parrish, Lt. Donald Edward, 90 WUliam Ridgely, 189, 191 Donald Edward, Jr., 90 William Ridgely, Jr., 191, 193 Walter, Benjamin, 171 WiUiam Talbot, 191 Walter Benjamin, Jr., 171 William Talbot, Jr., 191, 192 Perrott, Jane, 23 William Talbot, in, 192 Parrott, William Gregory, Jr., 190 Pennington, Virtye Rebecca, 28 Parsons, Joel Burton, 18 Percival, Annie Constance, 63 Marion Andrews, 18 Perkins, Sarah Elizabeth, 145 Passano, Virginia D'Arcy, 121 Perry, Ann, 116 Pate, William Wymond, 169 Pessou, Mollie Zenor, 119 Patterson, Charles Allen, 43 Peter, Walter Gibson, 156 Charlotte West, 43 Peterson, Henrietta Easter, 54 Dushane, 199 Pfieffer, Comdr. Homer Fay, 216 Elizabeth Spottswood, 43 Phelps, Sarah WiUiams, 120 Frances Jane, 125 Phillips, Albert Glasgow, 138 George Dobbin Penniman, 199 Capt. Albert Harrison, Jr., 138 Maj. George Sterling, 199 Charles Washington, 160 George Sterling, Jr., 199 , Charles Williams, 160 Harriet Dushane Penniman, 199 Ethel Louise, 76 Louisa Allen, 142 George PUkinton, Jr., 146 Marjorie Penniman, 199 Julia Ann, 70 Susan Aldreidge, 43 Katherine Allen, 146 Patton, David, 182 Mary Williams, 93 Gaydon, 182 Philoon, Maj. Gen. Wallace Copeland, 52 Judith, 182 Wallace Copeland, Jr., 53 Paxton, Jno. Warren, 183 Philpot, Blanchard, 51 Patricia Ann, 183 Plcard, Lydia, 177 Thomas Gene, 183 Pierce, Noble Childs, Jr., 232 Paye, Henry Berry, 170 Pitney, James Carrington Brown, 190 Payne, Raphael Semmes, 153 Mary Foster, 190 Pearre, Georgia, 78 Shelton, 190 Peirce, Mary Bell, 229 Shelton, Jr., 190 Penniman, Anne Griffith, 189, 194 Potdexter, Benjamin H., Jr., 169 Caleb Johnson, 192 Polk, Elizabeth, 139 Caroline Barbour, 194 Polkinhorn, Florence Isabel, 83 Charles Frederic, 191, 194 Dr. Henry Alexander, 83 Rev. Charles Frederic, 194 John Henry, 83 Christine Stockton, 198 Laura Blanche, 83 Ellen Baldwin, 191 May, 83 Emily Baldwin, 191 Samuel, 83 George Dobbin, 197 PoUock, Maggie, 153 Lt. George Dobbin, Jr., 198 Poole, Anna Cost, 100 George Dobbin, m, 198 Frances, 116 Capt. George Dobbin, Jr., 198 Henry, 116 Harriet Wilson Dushane, 198, 199 Virginia Lee, 116 Henry Griffith, 197 William Wallace, 116 Hill Dawson, 198 Porter, Charles, 178 John Alexender Dushane, 198 Martha Jane, 178 John Wright, 191 Virginia Elizabeth, 187 Julia, 192 Pottenger, Eleanor, 16 Julia Sharpless, 193 Poultney, Sarah, 204 INDEX 255

Powel, Harford Willing Hare, 196 Read, John Francis, 185 Harford WlUtng Hare, Jr., 196 TwyUa Eileen, 185 Harford Worthington, 196 Reagen, Ruth Marie, 159 Powell, Lt. Col. John Kingsley, 49 Rebert, Dorothy Louise, 78 Lt. John Kingsley, Jr., 50 Reed, Emma Gertrude, 17 Thomas Kinsey, 50 John FerreU, Jr., 227 Pratt, Eliza, 51 John FerreU, IH, 227 Prescott, Alexander Fullerton, Jr., 79 Lt. Leland McCulloch, 87 Alexander Fullerton, III, 79 Marilyn Nadine, 87 Pinckney Mason, 79 WiUiam Thomas, Jr., 96 SaUy Reese, 79 William Thomas, m, 96 Shirley Mason, 79 Reese, Sarah Jane, 79 Prevat, Capitola, 164 Reich, America Virginia, 64 Price, Edgar HlUeary, 93 John Belt, 64 Edgar HlUeary, Jr., 93 John Hoffman, 64 Mary Elizabeth, 93 Lillian Catherine, 64 William Edgar, 92 Sarah Julia, 64 Prosser, Elfreda Brandon, 233 Reid, Doris Fielding, 216 Pugh, Michael L., 18 Edith Madelene, 216 PurceU, Nora, 215 EUen Mary, 216 Pyles, Dr. Charles Thomas, 106, 107 Elizabeth Washington Fellding, 216 Charles Thomas, Jr., 107 Ernest Brooke, 216 Elizabeth Dade, 107 Francis Dorian Fielding, 215 Florence Helen, 106, 107 Harry Fielding, 215 Helen WiUiams, 106 Harry Fielding, II, 215 Joseph Brunner, 106 Reilly, Elizabeth, 103 Mary Dade, 108 May "Ray", 103 Mary Jane, 106 Renrode, Betty Jane, 48 Michael Thomas, 99, 105, 107 Reyes, Guadalupe, 163 Susan NeU, 108 Guadalupe Washington, 163 Thomas Walter, 106 Reynolds, Charles Lane, 100 Walter Williams, 106 Donna Lee, 100 WiUiam Griffith, 107 Dorothy Jean, 100 Williams Jenkins, 107 Dwight Henry, 101 Ella Wooton, 100, 101 Quinn, Everett Karr, 135 Gladys Leone, 107 Georgia Lily, 134, 135 Henry Lincoln, 100 Harry Boulware, 135 James Patrick, 19 Helen Katherine, 135 Mary Pearl Holland, 135 Lee Jackson, 134 Nancy Jane, 101 Mabel Lucille, 134 Richard WiUiams, 100 Margaret Jean, 134, 135 Rice, Dr. Keith Chilton, 115 Marquis La Fayette, 134 Keith Jefferson, 115 Mary Katherine, 134 Margaret Chilton, 115 Sydney La Fayette, 134 Richardson, WiUiam Retnhoff, 44 Theresa Lucile, 135 Ridgely, Anne, 167, 185 Virginia Caroline, 136 Archibald G., 167 William Henry, 136 Col. Charles Greenberry, 167 Charles Greenberry, 167 Ragan, Mary, 217 Elizabeth, 167 Ragsdale, Kenneth Ellwood, 183 Rlediger, George Albert, 134 Ramacciotti, Mary Barbara, 95 Riggs, Amelia, 22 Ramsburgh, Katherine Eliza, 36 Avolina, 24, 200 Randall, Elinor Pickering, 122 George MackaU, 30 Randolph, AUen KlUman, 232 Kate, 200 Bruce Donaldson, 232 Mary Olivia, 24 Elizabeth MacgiU, 232 Remus George, 30 Graham AUen, 232 Riley, Charlotte EUen, 181 Leila CarroU, 232 Juliet Marie, 121 Ranson, Maria Washington, 137 Lillian Alice, 181 Raum, Ernest, 103 Marlon Haseltlne, 181 Thomas, 103 Wade Hampton, 181 Raw, Lafreda, 86 WiUiam Joseph, 181 Rawllngs, George Dennis, 78 Rimmer, Harry, 110 Capt. Louis Murray, 78 Ritter, Florence Mae, 136 WiUiam Murray, 78 Roach, Francis Joseph, 42 Raymond, Martha Ann, 129 Roberts, George Henry, 182 Rayner, Hester Merritt, 92 Linda Carol, 182 Read, Homer Taft, 194 Robertson, Margaret Elizabeth, 87 Jacqueline Lee, 185 Mrs. , 177 256 INDEX

Robinson, Annie Laura, 98 Saxon, Mark, 172 Ethel, 136 Scarlett, Christopher RusseU, 206 Rhea Ann, 38 LeBaron Russell, 206 Sarah Conway, 211 Patricia Howard, 206 Robosson, Nina May, 125 WiUiam Dorman Gill, 206 Rockwell, Warren Trowbridge, 169 WiUiam Dorman GiU, Jr., 206 Rogan, John Van Lear, 153 Scatterday, Elizabeth, 83 Thomas W., 153 Schaeffer, Allen David, 111 Rogers, Caroline Ross, 224 AUen Davld. Jr., Ill Ruby Faye, 140 Elizabeth AdeU, 111 Romig, Mollie Jean, 49 Elizabeth Ann, 111 Dr. Richard Emerson, 49 Ella Virginia, 23 Rosenberg, Henry, 202, 220 Gertrude Schuyler, 155 Rosier, Mary Josephine, 49 John Ray, 111 Ross, Charles Worthington, Jr., 22 Mary Virginia, 111 Charles Worthington, m, 22 Thomas Lyddane, 111 Charles Worthington, IV, 22 Schaffer, Orpha May, 48 Rev. Victor Sheridan, 88 Schley, Anne Perry, 88 Victor Sheridan, Jr., 88 Thomas, 88 Rossiter, Alice Rita, 173 Schnauffer, Elaine Clara, 36 Roszel, Rosa Earl, 73 Elsie Wilhelmina, 36 Rothhaupt, Eva May, 39 Levin West, 36 Rowan, Cass, 182 Katherine West, 36 Florence, 182 Judge Patrick McGill, 36 Guy, 182 Patrick McGill, Jr., 36 Randall, 182 Shirley Diane, 36 Ruth, 182 WiUiam, Jr., 33 Sallie Cass, 182 Dr. William, in, 34, 35, 36, 56 William, 182 WiUiam, IV, 36 Rucker, Mary Nell, 17 Schooley, Helen Elizabeth, 62 Ruckner, Comdr. Edward Aberte, 73 Schoonover, Cortlandt, 122 Edward Aberte', Jr., 73 John Randall, 122 Russell, Ann Louisa, 59, 61 Louise Randall, 122 Ann Murphy, 60 Scott, Virgle Ellen, 162 Comdr. Christopher Augus, 206 Selden, Charlotte, Colgate, 153 Edna Hester, 59 Sempos, George Christopher, 136 Edward Clayton, 60 Sencindiver, Dr. Jacob Preston, 208 Edward "Ned" Moore, 59, 60 Jacob Preston, Jr., 210 Henry McGill, 59 Sewell, Marianne, 146 Jane Augur, 206 Sexton, Barbara Bradley, 95 Maj. Gen. John Henry, 205 Herbert Bradley, Jr., 95 Julia Arabella, 59, 60 Virginia HlUeary, 95 Mahlon Henry, 59 Shanks, Alma WlUis, 142 Mary Edith, 59 Cassandra Patton, 144 Nancy McGill, 60 Cassie Anderson, 142 Patricia Howard, 206 Charles Lewis, 136, 144 Roberta Brooke, 205 Rev. Charles Lewis, 144 Virginia May, 59. 60 dementia Cabell, 144 Walter McGill, 60 Dabney, 143 Ryan, John Elbert, Jr., 20 Rev. David WUliam, 137, 142 John Elbert, m, 20 David William, Jr., 142 David Willis, 142 Sagendorph, Charles Nash, 131 Eleanor Hannah, 144 March Middleton, 131 Eleanor Lamar, 143 Salgee, Anne Howard, 25 Eliza Cassandra, 137, 138 Salley, Lucy May, 58 Eliza McPheeters, 142 Sant, Rev. John Francis, 115 Elizabeth AUen, 142 John Talbot, 115 Frances "Fanny" Eleanor, 142 WiUiam Webster, 115 Francis Thomas, 144 Sapp, Lillian Harris, 65 Grace Ellen, 142 Sappington, James Coale, IH, 79 Grace EUen Hannah, 137, 141 James Coale, IV, 79 Jesse Mayo, 143 Satt, Olga, 101 John, 143 Saunders, Alice Virginia, 177 John Thomas, 137, 142 Hazel M., 175 Juliet Irvine, 142 John Franklin, 177 Lewis, 144 Mary Theresa, 177 Lewis Niles, 142 Melvina Louisa, 177 Margaret CabeU, 142 Reuben Samuel, 177 Patrick McGiU, 144 Robert Stanfield, 177 Philip Thomas, 143 INDEX 257

Shanks, Philip Thomas, Jr., 143 Smith, Eliza Sinclair, 158 Col. Thomas, 136 Elizabeth, 18 Thomas Moncure, 142 Emily Humphrey, 158 William Carrington, 142 Esther Edwin, 184 Sharley, Gertrude Elizabeth, 215 Evelyn Sabina Catherine, 100 Sheehan, Frances Evelyn, 89 Florence Ruth, 184 Sheftic, Virginia Louise, 48 Capt. Griswold Kase, 76 Shelby, E. C, 162 Haddie Danagan, 92 Shenefelt, Capt. Lloyd Harrison, Jr., 181 Howard, 55 Lloyd Harrison, ni, 181 Hugh Griffith, 184 Mariel Dean, 181 Jean Charlotte, 184 Shepherd, Arnold Page, 159 Jo Ann, 49 Doris Marjorie, 21 John MarshaU, 55 Edward Llppett, 159 Lillie May, 184 James, 159 Margaret Abigail, 155 John Sinclair Blackburn, 159 Margaret Jagoe, 184 Marie, 159 Lt. Col. Mark Alexander Herbert, 223 Moncure Taylor, 159 Mark Alexander Herbert, Jr., 224 Pauline, 159 Patricia, 49 Thomas Martin, Jr., 159 Randolph Griswold, 76 Sherley, Wllma, 58 Richard Scott Blackburn, 158 Shiner, Anita Henry, 157 Robert James, 60 Carl David, 157 Robert Wayland, 184 David Welsh, 157 Ruth Wilson, 184 EUen McGiU, 157 Samuel Bennett, 184 Shoaf, Mary Louise, 117 Warrington GlUet, 187 Shobe, Charles Breathed, 126 Wayland Thurman, 184 Charles William, 128 WiUiam Austin, 55 Charles Isaac, 128 WiUiam E., 55 Elizabeth Ann, 128 William Harvey, 184 James Breathed, 128 WiUiam Henry Watt, Jr., 190 Lucille Breathed, 128 WiUiam Ward, 55 Susan, 128 Snead, Frances Elizabeth Overton, 227 Shores, Minnie, 75 Mary Ragan MacgiU, 227 Short, Everett Brunner, 66 Thomas Burton, 227 Shriver, IsabeUa Julia, 22 Snuffer, Dolores Genevieve, 134 Shugars, Samuel David, 108 Snyder, Elizabeth DeHaven, 97 Siddons, Miss, 16 George Robert, 97 Sieglitz, Frank Edwin, 95 Helen Augusta, 40 Frank Carse, 95 Marlyn Orme, 97 Silent, Elizabeth West, 152 Soper, Alexander Edmund, 82 Simmons, Elizabeth "Eliza", 203 Alexander Preston, 82 Lawrence Franklin, 100 Carol Wells, 83 Simms, Elizabeth Brent, 155 Davison Eugene, 83 Richard Douglas, 155 Rev. Edmund Davison, 83 - Sincell, Leah, 47 Ethel Maud, 82 Margaret, 47 Eugene, 82 Sinclair, Cora, 31 Herbert Davison, 83 Singleton, Elizabeth Davis, 200 Isabel, 82, 83 Slaughter, Agnes Gertrude, 89 James Preston, 82 Skillman, Jack Crittenden, 175 John TorreU, 83 Jane Kennady, 175 Rev. Julius, 82 Katherine Mason, 175 Laura Lucretia, 82 Smead, Alice Beatrice Lena Isabel. 82 Anita Howard, 41, 42 Martha Amelia, 82, 84 Caroline Edwina, 41 Nellie Winifred, 82 Catherine Elizabeth, 41, 44 Robert WeUs, 83 Charlotte West, 41, 43 Robert Williams, 82 Edwin Howard, 41, 43 Souder, Evelyn Elizabeth, 91 Edwin Julius, 41 Spafford, Alice Ruth, 54 Edwin Julius, Jr., 41, 43 Spence, Mary Clare Carroll, 203 Howard Kriete, 43 Spencer, Alice West, 42 Marie LIUlan, 41 Elizabeth Cass, 42 NeUte Wilton, 41, 43 Dr. Lewis Cass, 42 Smith, Annie Louise, 157 Dr. Rowena, 42 Charles H., 158 Sarah Mayo, 43 Charles Page, 55 Stafford, Lac Clark, 76 Maj. Earl Henrdon, 49 Leslie Clark, 76 Earl Herndon, Jr., 49 Staley, Mary Louise, 88 Eleanor Blackburn, 158 Stamper, Aimee AUen, 90 258 INDEX

Stanford, Margaret Glasgow, 138 Taylor, Ann S., 201 Robert Donnell, Jr., 137 Anna Josephine, 147 Robert Donnell, III, 137 Susan Beverley, 159 Stansbury, Caroline Elizabeth, 225 Terry, Maud, 133 Starr, Edna Whilt, 37 Thomas, Annie Campbell Gordon, 223 Stembridge, James, 178 Barbara Jean, 135 Stenhouse, Douglas Simms, 155 Betty Ann, 98 Edith Warthon, 155 Catherine, 61 Emily Dunlop, 155 Catherine Grace, 57, 129 John Warn, 155 Catherine "Kitty", 129 Stephens, David, 143 Catherine Louis Ann, 129, 154 Julia Sharpless, 191 Charles Howard, 152 Juliet Cabell, 143 Charles McGill, 103 Margaret Caddall, 143 Charles McGill, Jr., 103 Samuel Shepherd, 143 Charles Coatesworth, 129, 152 Steuart, Maria Louisa, 28 Chester Ashley, 152 Stevens, Madaline, 190 Cornelia Shelby, 126 Stewart, Hester Botts, 145 Dorothy Estelle, 166 Rosanna, 200 Edwin Courtney, 153 Stirling, Anne Lloyd, 199 Elinor Stuart, 99 Stonestreet, Oliver Treadwell, 104 Eliza, 129, 153 Ruth Virginia, 104 Eliza McGill, 152 Sarah Poole, 104 Elizabeth Ede 11, 153 Stout Diana Rogers, 146 Elizabeth Louise, 99 Stratford, Evelyn Irine, 157 Ella "NeU" Jordon, 153 Straften, Richard Cooper, 23 Emma Anita, 152 Street, Cyrus, 82 Gov. Francis, 129, 148. Sheridan, 82 Francis Contee, 152 Strine, Lorena Emma, 67 Francis De Lashmutt, 103 String, Emily Starr, 222 Francis James, 152 Strock, Dr. David Franklin, 59 Col. Francis John, 129 Diana Julia, 60 Francis William Raymond, 130 Elaine Louise, 60 Frank Brunner, 103 Richard Julian, 59 Grace Metcalfe, 129, 136 Strode, Margaret Ethel, 132 Gregory, 103 Mary Rutherford, 132, 133 Hugh Reilly, 103 Teresa Emila, 132 J. Brinton, 184 Virginia, 132, 133 Rev. James Dunlop, 152, 153 William Bryant, 132 James Henry Brown, 129 Stroud, Le Moyne, 133 James Laird, 153 Stuart, Richard, 30 James Pollock or Bullock, 153 Sugars, Samuel David, 108 James Walter B., 153 Summerfield, Albert Junior, 62 Jane Elizabeth, 130 John Wallace, 62 John, 129 Suter, Mary Virginia "Jennie", 28 Col. John Daniel, 129 Svenden, Marie Madalene, 215 Dr. John Daniel, 153 Swan, Capt. Robert, 219 Dr. John McGill, 129, 152 Sweeney, Mary Kathryn, 92 John Thomas, 152 Thomas Whitney, 92 Letitia Blackwell, 130 Lt. Col. Wayland Whitney, Jr., 92 Levin, 129 Swenson, Marjorie Jean, 83 Lloyd, 129 Swisher, David Murrill, 62 Margaret Adair, 135 Ella Louise, 62 Margaret Rice, 129, 132 Ella McGill, 62 Mary Crabb, 129, 144 John Arnold Harris, 62 Mary Dunlop, 153 John Wallace, 62 Mary Eleanor Rutherford, 129 Jno. Wallace, Jr., 62 Mary Rutherford, 130 Mary Belle, 62 Mildred Lyles, 103 Nellie May, 62 Nancy, 103 Oliver Lee, 62 Oscar Lyman, 135 Virgil Franklin, 62 Otho Eldred, 98 Swormstedt, Marcia Carter, 31 Otho Francis, 98 Szwabonski, Matilda, 70 Perle Sylvester, 98 Sarah Ann Eleanor, 129, 158 Tabb, Edith, 91 Sarah Eliza, 129, 130 Talbot, Ann Mariah, 112 Sophia Raymond, 130 Louise, 77 Stephen Larned, 103 Tanner, Mackie, 178 Thomas Charles, 153 Mary Ann, 178 Thomas Turner, 152 Taussig, Madeline, 139 Vedder WiUiams, 98 INDEX 259

Thomas, Virginia Ellen, 98 Wallace, Bertha McKinley, 100 Virginia Louise, 153 Katherine Charlotte, 163 Virginia Susan, 52, 129 Robert Monte, 163 William Eva, 153 Wallis, Mabel Josephine, 89 William Sibley, 143 Walmsley, Caroline Rebecca, 146 William Sibley, Jr., 143 Ward, Anna Ogden, 163 Thompson, Alexandra Grayson, 53 Charles Henry, Jr., 162 Bryce, 53 Charles Henry, III, 163 Lillian Courtfield, 22 Charles Henry, IV, 163 Maria Louise, 207 Ethelyn Carlin, 97 Mary Ellzey, 124 George, 54 S. John, 17 George Byrd Page, 54 Throp, Nancy Allen, 179 George Byrd Page, Jr., 54 Thorpe, Clara Virginia, 30 Gerald Lee, 163 Thurow, Carl Mac, 58 Glenn Jay, 163 Ralph Victor, 58 Janet Fairleigh, 162 Tobias, Dr. Herbert Ramsay, 125 John Peterson, 54 Herbert Ramsay, Jr., 125 Wilson Stewart, 113 Priscilla Ann, 125 Warfield, Col. Chas. Dorsey, 228 Tomes, Margaret Frances, 63 Charles Ridgely, 229 Tomppert, Dorothy, 171 Mary Tasker Drewry, 229 Torrey, Robert Dulith, 206 Warner, Elizabeth Garrettson, 193 Tower, Adelia, 46 Peter Van Deinse, 193 Towson, William Percy, 125 Robert Kent, 193 Trail, Ariana, 64 Robert Kent, Jr., 193 Trapnell, Nannie Estelle, 95 Stephen Penniman, 193 Travers, Emily Lee, 25 Warren, Samuel Dennis, IV, 195 Dr. Philip Lee, 24, 25 Samuel Dennis, V, 196 Treband, Louise Elliott, 41 Washington, Anne, 160, 164 Trenner, Marie, 40 Bushrod Corbin, 160, 161 Trickett, Frederick Daniel, 48 Carroll Reid, 164 Harold Daniel, 48 Eleanor Blackburn, 160, 161 Henry Clay, 48 Eleanor Thomas, 165 Richard, 48 Elizabeth Temple, 160 Trostle, Kathryn Louise, 112 Emma Allen, 160, 161 Trowbridge, Charlsie Frances, 216 Hannah Lee, 160 Troxel, Moneta Jean, 83 Janet Fairleigh, 160 Tucker, Dorothy Helen, 164 John Sinclair, 165 Tugwell, Ronald Earl, 104 Katherine Blackburn, 160, 162 Turner, Catherine Contee, 152 Katharine Cunningham, 160 Tweed, Mary Winthrop, 63 Le Baron Holmes, 164 Tyler, Grafton, 32 Lyn Metcalf, 163 Tylor, Elizabeth, 89 Mary Martha, 161 Rebecca Janet, 165 Underwood, Windom, 182 Capt. Richard Blackburn, 163 Urguhart, Dr. Richard Alexander, 154 Richard Scott Blackburn, 160, 163 Richard Dunlop, 154 Sarah Watts, 165 Thomas Blackburn, Jr., 165 Vail, Christopher Barkalow, 87 Thomas Campbell, 160, 163 Mary Florence, 87 Capt. Thomas Campbell, Jr., 163 Valentine, Julia Bond, 196 Maj. William Rhinehart, 147 Van Hoose, Ann Hasseltine, 175 Waters, Lucy Barbour, 194 Van Riper, Lemore H., 182 Prudence Jane "Jennie", 108 Warren, 182 Susan Garrettson, 191 Vann Dr. Homer King, 125 Watkins, Grace Ellen Glasgow, 138 Nina Crisman, 126 Mary Isbell, 138 William Donald, 118 William Madison, Jr., 138 Vidal, Manuel Jesus, 210 Watson, Joan Davis, 118 Mario Ferdinand, 210. Nancy Ellen, 118 Virden, Anna Marie, 98 Capt. Paul Westley, 117 Vocke, Frieda, 75 Weaver, Frank Marion, 193 Virginia Bigler, 53 Wachter, Hazel Beatrice, 69 Webb, Anna Z., 200 Walcott, Duane Nelson, Jr., 79 Claude Johnson, 48 Duane Nelson, in, 79 Eleanor Johnson, 48 Walker, Elizabeth R., 186 Thomas West, 48 Jessie, 46 Wehr, Carol Jean, 181 Lizzie Conner, 144 Elmer Alvin, 181 Mary Ann, 142 Jerome George, 210 Percy Hargraves, 142 Tommy Alvin, 181 260 INDEX

Weigle, Frances May, 80 West, John Wilkes, 51 Welch, Dan Seton, 68 Joseph, 33, 39, 45 Francis William Jr., 25 Joseph, Jr., 39 Francis William, m, 25 Lansdale Gould, 50 James Joseph, 68 Laurence, 48 John Hayes, 25 Levin, 33 John Quentin, 68 Dr. Levin, 33 Marriott Lee, 25 Louisa Fairfax Minor, 52 Mary Virginia, 68 Margaret, 124 Nancy Dickerson, 68 Margaret Ann, 39 Peter Francis, 68 Martha Anne, 48 Peter Westley, 68 Mary Cornelia, 46 Ruth Hayes, 25 Mary Elizabeth, 39 Thomas Kelley, 68 Mary Hook, 33 Vincent De Paul, 68 Mary Lloyd, 52 Virginia Ann, 68 Marv Louise, 51 Zoe Louise,' 68 Mary Susan, 48 WeUer, Lucille Banghardt, 109 May, 44 Welsh, Elizabeth Ann, 157 McGill, 51 Ruth Ietta, 117 Minnie Martin, 48, 50 William Henry, Jr., 157 Nannie, 44 Wennegal, Leonard Alvin, 210 Dr. Nelson Gray, 51, 52 Leonard Lawrence, 210 Otelia Cullen, 39 Robert Ruskell, 210 Otelia Pyles, 41 West, Alice Giddings, 48 Patrick McGill, 33 Ann McGill, 127 Perry Lyles, 39 Anne McComas, 46 Richard Henry, 46, 48 Caroline Winder, 39, 44 Richard Johnson, 45, 48 Charles Krug, Jr., 32 Robert, 39 Charles Lansdale, 50 Sarah Anne, 46, 47 Charles Truman, 45, 50 Sarah Hilleary, 49 Charlotte Howard, 39, 41 Sarah McGill, 33, 45, 46, 48, 49 Cora Eliza, 38 Susan, 33 Christine Mackall Heartfield, 32 Thomas Benedict, 39 Christiana Tyler, 51 Thomas Hilleary, 32, 33 Edith Theresa, 41 Dr. Thomas Hilleary, 45, 48 Edward Irving, 46 Thomas John, 32 Eleanor Hilleary, 28, 32, 55 Truman, 46 Eleanor Johnson, 45, 50 Truman, Jr., 46 Eliza Hilleary, 33 Capt. Turman, 33, 45 Eliza "Bessie" Pratt, 52 William, 39 Elizabeth, 33, 36, 45 Westerman, George Luther, 36 Elizabeth Johnson, 46 John Levin, 36 Ellen Catherine, 51, 54 Mary Anna, 36 Ellen Mary, 33, 36 Westesson, Jenny Kathrin, 92 Ellen Page, 39 Whaling, Mary Agatha, 115 Erasmus, 33, 38 Wheeler, Mark Edwin, 101 Erasmus, Jr., 38 Ralph Maurice, 101 Eugene, 39, 44 Sarah Odell, 90 Eugene, Jr., 44 Ward Barry, 101 Eugene Giddings, 50 White, Ann Tilghman, 92 Eugene Giddings, Jr., 50 Anne Duvall, 66 George Hayes, 38 Annie, 66 Dr. George Washington, 33, 34, 51 Annie Laurie, 66 George Washington, Jr., 51, 52 Dale Howard, 65 Grace Thomas, 48 Dorothy, 66 Harry Lyles, 39, 40 Edward Oliver, 66 Helen Louise, 48, 49 Elijah Wooten, 107 Herbert Leroy, 50 Dr. Elijah Wooten, 107 Horace, 33 Elizabeth Beali, 66 Horace Alexius, 39 Elizabeth Williams, 107 Horace Meade, 39 Ellen Glasgow, 140 Isabel Blair, 127 Elwyn Wardlaw, 66 Isabel Johnson, 46 Evelyn Maude, 65 Dr. James Alexander, 127 Florence Helen, 107 James Thomas, 127 Hester Chiswell, 100 Jared Rice, 51 Ingrid Ann, 93 Jenny Winslow, 39 Joseph Furr, 92 Jessie, 51 Lt. Joseph Hilleary, 92 John McGill, 33 Joseph Roger, 92 INDEX 261

White, Julia Nannette, 66, 110 Williams, Donna Jean, 101 Kenneth, 48 Dorsey Waters, 108 Laurence Allnutt, 65 Edward Mahlon, 97 Laurence Franklin, 65 Edward McGill, 86, 87 Laurence Harvey, 65 Eleanor "Ellen", 84 Laurence Ronald, 65 Eleanor Newton, 119 Lottie Eleanor, 65 Elizabeth Ann, 85 Mabel Stewart, 109 Elizabeth Anne, 85, 97 Mary Darnell, 107 Ella "Nellie" Beauregard, 121 Mary Elizabeth, 57, 89 Ella Whitmore, 109 Mary Martha, 48 Emily Byron, 108 Nellie Smith, 114 Emily Schaeffer, 111 Oliver Belt, 65 Emma Louise, 97 Pinckney McGill, 66 Emma Talbot, 106, 113 Samuel Landis, 140 Eugenia Lee, 96, 98 Sarah "Sallie", 112 Eustace Leroy, 158 Stephen Alexander, 140 Francis Thomas, 112 Stephen Alexander, Jr., 140 Dr. Francis Thomas, 113 Whitham, widow, 61 Frank Edward, 87 Whitley, Charles Fairfield, 115 Franklin Elizabeth, 87 Whitney, Margaret, 102 Genevieve Cornelia, 99 Whittaker, Ann McGill, 120 Gladys Virginia, 111, 112 Lawrence, 120 Harry Carlton, 96, 97 Harry Carlton, Jr., 97 Marilyn Williams, 120 Harry Carlton, m, 97 May Hansford, 178 Harry McGiU, 112, 114 Whitworth, Horace Richard, Jr., 113 Helen Frances, 87 Nancy Clare, 114 Helen Marie, 100 Wickersham, Elizabeth, 178 Helen Mortimer, 121 Wiggington, Grace Alexander, 171 Henry Alfred, 84 Wight, Esther Cox Loney, 198 Dr. Henry Ralph, 115 Wilderman, Lester Garland, 86 Horace Chilton, 142 Lester Garland, Jr., 86 Horace Overton, 85, 86 William Thomas, 86 James Dawson, 119 Williams, Alice Beardsley, 115 jane Elizabeth, 108 Alice Lee, 115 jane Elizabeth Beali, 100 Allen McLane, 102 jane Kendall, 97 America, 82 john Augustus, 99 Ann Elizabeth, 96, 99, 100, 105, 112 John Henry, 112 Ann Mary, 87 john McDonald, 114 Ann McGill, 99, 122 John McGiU, 81, 99, 120 Anna Brown, 120 john Overton, 81, 82, 84, 96, 97 Anne Marie, 108 john Thomas, 99, 112, 118 Archibald Virden, 98 josephine, 115 Arthur, 112, 118 Julia Bell, 223 Arthur White, 108, 110 Julia Elizabeth, 119 Barbara Ann, 101 julia Nannatte, 110 Barnsley, 97 Julian Laurence, 110 Barnsley, Jr., 97 Juliet D'Arcy, 121 Benjamin Walter, 100 Juliet Phelps, 121 Bettie Howard, 108, 109 Kathryn Virginia, 87 Blackburn Edward, 158 Kenneth, 114 CampbeU Riley, 121 Lamirah Florence, 98 Carolyn White, 115 Laura Jane, 100 Carrie, 113, 116 Laurence McGiU, 110 Laurence Whitney, 102 Carrie Wheeler, 108, 110 Lawrence Soper, 84 Catherine, 85, 142 Lucy White, 100, 119 Catherine Amelia, 82 Margaret Ellen, 87 Catherine Barnsley, 97 Margaret Mae, 101 Charles, 85 Marguerite Louise, 84 Charles McGiU, 100, 108 Marianne, 119 Charles Otho, 87 Marie Louise, 121 Charles Phelps, 120, 121 Mariel Henrietta, 98, 99 Charles Robert, 87 Mariel Howard, 81, 96, 97 Charlotte Pauline, 158 Marion Magill, 87 Cheryl Darlene, 101 Martha, 82 Clare Beecher, 113 Colmore, 81 Constancia Bache, 102 Martha "Marcia" Amelia, 84 Cornelia, 81, 84, 87 Martha Stonestreet, 102 Dennis, 81 Mary Chiswell, 113 262 INDEX

WiUiams, Mary EUen Von Kapff, 121 Williamson, Joseph Aleine, V, 78 Mary Emma, 112, 116 Julia Phillips, 78 Mary Florence, 99 Mary Alleine, 78 Mary Stanton, 121, 122 Dr. Thomas McGill, 77 Mary Virginia, 111 Virginia Hagedorn, 78 Dr. Mortimer Harry, 114 Willis, Catherine Peachie, 142 Dr. Mortimer Lee, 114 Wills Elizabeth, 186 Mortimer Lyles, 99, 120 Wilson, Agnes Hairston, 220 Nora Lyles, 113 Anna Marion, 181 Otho Colmore, 82, 98 Diane Jeanine, 101 Otho Taylor, 98 Capt. Edward Stanley, 60 Otis Lee, 113, 115 Eleanor West, 60 Otis Lee, Jr., 115 Emily, 17 Preston, 82 Dr. Frederick Mark, 60 Prudence Jane, 108 Lt. Col. George Washington, Jr., 61 Rachel Elizabeth, 82 George Wirt, 61 Rebecca, 81, 82 Gertrude Ethel, 184 Richard Franklin, 97 Helen Virginia, 60 Richard Manakee, 97 Jabez Alexander, 132 Richard Maurice, 100, 101 James, 215 Richard Mortimer, 99, 100 Jerry Lee, 101 Richard Nixon, 101 Joseph Perry, 181 Richard Poole, 116 Joseph Robert, 181 Richard Walter, 99, 111, 112 Lewis Wirt, 60, 61 Richard Walter, Jr., 112 Margaret Lee, 132 Robert, 82 Mark Stanley, 60 Robert Bell, 97 Priscilla Avis Hunn, 22 Robert Dunlop, 87 Robert Gordon, 101 Robert McGill, 81 Robert Martin, 101 Robert Nixon, 101 Rowanna W. H., 16 Rodger Walter, Jr., 110 Winkler, Harriet Emily, 52 Rodger Walter, in, 110 Wolfe, Dorothy Dwight, 190 Dr. Rodger Walter, 108, 109 John Hammond Riggs, 30 Rosalie BeU, 54 Wood, Constance MacgiU Carey, 214 Rose, 102 Remsen Vanderhoof, 214 Rose Anderson, 101 Woodruff, Walter, 186 Rose Florence, Í00 Woods, Rachel Elizabeth, 122 Woodson, Elizabeth Ford, 169 Samuel Dyson, 100 Sara Margaret, 114 Dr. Thomas Moncure, 137 Sarah Anne, 115 Thomas Moncure, Jr., 137 Sarah Anne E., 81 Worth, Virginia Etheridge, 47 Sarah "Sallie" John, 113 Worthington, Virginia Lewis, 196 Sarah Poole, 99, 102 Worcester, Dr. David, 196 Sarah Virginia, 84 Wright, Frances Shepherd, 90 Stephen Newton ChisweU, 112, 113 Wynkoop, Sydney Virginia, 131 Vernon, 113 Walter, 81 . Yeiser, Martha Lucy, 185 Rev. Walter, 100 Yerkes, Mary Alice, 17 Walter Anderson, 100, 102 Young, Annie Mary, 84 WiUiam Anderson, 102 Bentley, 170 WiUiam Clifton, 110 Bentley, Jr., 170 William Edward, 116 Elizabeth, 170 WiUiam Jeremiah, 100, 111 Eudora, 170 WiUiam White, 113, 116 Penelope, 170 William White, Jr., 116 Williamson, Bernhard, 78 Zegler, Jay, 79 Helen Page, 78 James Dennis, 79 Dr. Joseph AUeine, in, 77 Zutavern Nora Anne, 59 Joseph Alleine, IV, 78 BIRTHS NAME DATE PLACE

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John McGill 1523 22nd, St., N. W, Washington 7, D. C. (1) Page 1, lines 46 * 47 _ "He married before 7 Maroh, 1638, Helen, daughter of Sir Henry Wardlaw, of Torrie," After my book was printed, a member of the family, Mrs. Thomas C. Menard, p 135, oalled my attention to, and kindly loaned me, "The Wardlaws in Sootland by John C. Gibson, and published in Edinburgh in 1912, whioh on p 236 reads as follows: , . ., "Thomas Wardlaw, eldest son and heir of Robert Wardlaw of Foulford, *o., died before 13 July 1618. He married first Jonet Kneland, (daughter of Kneland by his wife Elizabeth Sandilands) by whom he had 2 daughters:- 1. Helen, designed with her sister, Barbara, in aotion as daughter of the late Thomas Wardlaw, elder, by his wife, also in a sasine 15 September 1520. She is almost oertainly the HSlen Wardlaw who, before 20 April 1524, was married to Sir James Makgill, Provost of Edinburgh, anoeetor of the Visoounts of Oxfuird. Helen Wardlaw is stated in 'The Soots Peerage (VI., 587)' to have been a daughter of Henry Wardlaw of Torrie. This oould not have been the oase, as Henry Wardlaw of Torrie was not married till 1531. There is nothing to prove that Helen Wardlaw was a daughter of a Laird of Torrie. The only Wardlaw of that family with whom I have found Sir James Makgill's name assooiated is Sir William Wardlaw, par­ son of Dairy, for whom Sir James Makgill was an exeou- tor, 26 August 1526. As Sir James Makgill was a burgess of Edinburgh, and Helen Wardlaw was the daughter of a well-known burgess of Edinburgh, as the dates suit ad­ mirably, and there is no Helen Wardlaw known among the daughters of the Torrie family at this or any other date, it seems a fair presumption to oonolude that Sir James Makgill found his wife in Edinburgh." In regard to the above Thomas Wardlaw's father, Robert Wardlaw, on p 233 we find: "Robert Wardlaw, merohant burgess of Edinburgh, was probably descended from the Wardlaws of Riooarton. He may have been a son of John Wardlaw third of Riooarton. He had a oharter of the lands of Foulford in the county of Edinburgh, 24 May 1491, * * * Robert Wardlaw married Margaret Brown, daughter and heiress of John Brown and had issue:" Among this issue is the Thomas Wardlaw above mentioned. The above Robert Wardlaw, aooording to Gibson, was probably the son of John Wardlaw of Riooarton and wife Isobel Cookburn. This John Wardlaw was the son of James Wardlaw^of Riooarton "the name of Whose wife is not known, (2) This James Wardlaw was the son of Andrew Wardlaw of Riooarton and his wife Elizabeth • This Andrew Wardlaw was the only son of Gilbert Ward- law of Riooarton, .who died before 20 Ootober 1392, and who married Mariota de Wardlaw of Riooarton and Warris- ton in the oounty of Edinburgh. This Gilbert'Wardlaw "was most probably a younger son of Henry Wardlaw first, of Wilton, who is stated to have married a daughter of Sir James Stewart of Durris­ ter. "The Wardlaws are usually stated to have been of Saxon origin. They are traditionally said to hare come into Sootland from England in the reign of King Malcolm III. It is mentioned in the reign of Alfred the Great, in the year 883, when the monks of Lindisfarne fled before the Danes, they came to a place oalled Wardlaw." "As a surname I hare not found it earlier than the thirteenth oentury, when, in 1296, John and Robert de Wardlaw are among those who paid subsidy in Challerton Parish, County of Northumberland. The name Wardlaw is found in Sutland in the reign of Edward II." Page 18, line 1: Add "He served with U. S. Air Foroes in W. W. 2." Page 18, line 48s After "1892" ohange "Olympia" to "Seattle." Page 19, line 47s After "1893" ohange "Olympia" to "Seattle." Page 24, line lit Change "Loudon" to "Loudoun," and throughout the book. Page 24, line 33s After "Bowers" insert "by whom she had one child." Also delete"either" and replaoe with "this." Page 31, last line: Replaoe "living, 8-'44," with "d 1-22-1945 Culpeper." Page 32, lines 3 & 4s Change "5-31-1934" to 5-30.1929." Page 32, line 12s Change "Mariede" to "Mariejde" Page 32, line 14t Change "de Marson" to "de Marsen" (3) Page 32, line 23: Change "Ruhamh" to "Ruhamah" Page 32, line 26: Change "MaoKenzie" to "Mackenzie" Page 36, line 39: Change "there" to "'Oakland* Fred. Co." Page 37, line 3: Change to read "Semmes Dessez, USNR, and d 1926, leav­ ing a dau, Sallie Chew Dessez, now, 2-'49, grown, unm" Page 38, line 4: Delete "Jr." after "John Matthias Kopper" Page 38, line 5: Change "son of J. M." to "son of Col. Henry J."

Page 38, line 6: Change "Louise" to "Louisa" Page 38, line 9: Insert "Dr." between "1." and "John Matthias Kopper" Page 38, line 11: Change "Mr." to "Dr.", insert "& Lula" after"Nicholas" Page 38, line 12: Change "10-'47, 2929 N. Calvert St." to "2-'49, 3931 Cloverhill Rd." Page 38, after line 13: Add "(1) Lula Bowen Kopper8 b 1-21-1949 Balto. living." Page 38, after line 23; Add "3. Elizabeth West Kopper7 b 8-10-1916 N. T. City, living, 2-»49." Page 38, line 36: Change "1927" to "1937" Page 38, line 38: Change "Irvin" to "Irving" Page 39, line 35: Change "JennyJ' to "Jennie" Page 41, line 12: Change the "Balto." after "b 7-17-1353" to "Wash.D.C." Page 41, line 28: After "Rioh. Va." insert "d 2-12-1948 Balto." Page 41, lines 28 & 30: Change "Waters" to Waltere" Page 41, line 30: Delete "Mr. &" and ohange "live" to "lives" Page 41, line 36: Change "Krants" to "Frans" Page 41, line 37: Change "Mary" to "Margaret" and "2-16-1932" to • 7-16- 1932" Page 41, line 46: Change "Treband" to "Traband" Page 41, last line: Change "Torawa" to "Tarawa" Page 43, line 35: Change "b 8-26-1900" to "8-11-1898" Page 43, line 45: Change "b 8- -1944" to "8-29-1944" Page 52, line 9: Change "d 5-23-1888" to "d 5-23-1938" Psge 52, line 22: After "d 9-17-1930" insert "Clemmont" Page 52, line 24: Delete "Fauquier Co. Va." and insert "'Sailor's Rest», Loudoun Co. Va. Frederick, Md." Page 52, line 25: After "He, a Farmer" add "and Salesman" Page 58, line 13: Change the "10" after "David Franklin McGill", whioh indicates his generation from the emigrant, to "8", with the same correction for each of his sisters and change, of course, the "11" to "9" for their ohildren. Paga 58, line 21: After line 21 insert another line "(2) Stanley Ray MoGilly b 8-11-1947 Liberal, living, 7-«48." (5) Page 64, line lit Change "Fred." to "Balto." Page 64, line 12: Change "2-2-1933" to "2-22-1933" Page 64, line 17t Change "Forestry" to "Landaoape Arohiteoture" Page 65, line 25: After "b 5-23-1911" ohange "Monroe" to "Kans. City.Mo Page 66, line 17t Change "Santa Honioa" to"Santa Maria" Page 66, line 18s Add "They live, 10-'48, in their own home, 2110 West 103rd St., Los Angeles, Calif." Page 66, line 40: Change "Elwyn" to"Bvelyn" Page 68, next to last line: Change "Bernadette" to "Bernadlne" Page 69, after line 22 add: "(4) Charles Peter Faith9 b 4-7-1948, living, 7-'48" Page 69, lines 36 & 37: Change "in Canal Zone" to "7-'48, Quantioo, Va." Page 70, after line 23 add: "4. James Patrick Little9 USNR, b 6-8-1922 Balto. liv ing, 7-'48, He served throughout W. W. 2 - 6 yrs. in all - on the battle ship Washington and is now at the Milwaukee Sohool of Engineering. Page 73, line 13t Change "Loudon" to "Fauquier" Page 73, line 14: After "Balto.Md." insert "d there 7-20-1948" Page 73, line 22: Change "7-8-1910" to"8-8-1910" Page 73, line 39: Change "5-31-1943" to "5-30-1943" and "Balto." to "Salisbury, Md." Page 73, Unas 23 424: Change "Aberte " to "Aberle " Page 89, after line 42 add: "(2) Hershell B. Claggett9 b 4-24-1948 Honolulu, T. H." Page 90, after line 19 add: "(2) David Laurence Corbett9 b 3-7-1947 Calif. Page 90, line 26: After "(See" add "p 91)" Page 93, line 43: Change "4-14-1893" to "4-6-1893" Page 94, line 2: Change "5-21-1921" to "5-21-1923" Page 94, line 25: Add "Mr. Garrott was killed in a plane crash in Ger­ many the week of June 27th, 1948" Page 94, lines 41, 42 and 43: Change "Murphy" to "Murphey" Page 102, next to last and last lines: Delete "burned to death" and after "Rookville" add "Killed by falling ohimney, when a store was burned at Rookville" Page 103, line 4: Change "Frank Brunner Thomas" t "Franois 'Frank' Brunner Thomas" Page 103, lines 13 & 14: Change "Johnson" to "Johnston" & "Bradey" to Bradley" Page 109, between lines 12 & 13: Add "He in W. w. 2 in the Infantry; was taken prisoner by the Germans in Africa and held to the end of the War" Page 111, line 22: Change "Rookville" to "Gaithersburg" Page 111, last line: Delete "No issue" and add a line "(l) Thomas Lyddane, III9 b 11-8-1946" * Page 113, lines 28 & 29: Change "He volunteered in W.W. 1, served as a Surgeon with the rank of Major." to "He, a Johns Hopkins Medioal Sohool graduate, Class of 1912, volunteered in W. W. 1; commissioned 1st Lt., M. C, U. S. Army, 7-«17; Capt. 8-«18; discharged 6-'19; then, became Major in Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. Army; Overseas 22 mos. with the British."

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Page 116, line 17s Chanee "William White Williams, Jr." to "William Edward Wll- — (liame" Page 118, line 41s After "Arthur Williams6 b" insert " 9-11-1853" and after "d" insert "3-15-1923" Page 118, line 42s After "b" insert "12-21-1866" and after "Md."d 5-14-1934" Page 122, line 30s Change "Ortello" to "Ortelia" and after "Rioh. Va." add "She was a step siTEer of Va. LyTes, p 39, who named her first ohild 'Ortelia Cullen West'"line 23 on that page. Page 134, lines 27 & 28s Change "b 4-17-1863;" to "b 4-17-1860" Page 134, lines 21 & 22s Delete "He was drafted in W. W. 2" and etc to end of line 22, and replaoe with "He enlisted in Army Reserve Corps 11-17-1942; on aotive duty from 3-'43 to 9-'43; entered College of Medioine, Univ. of 111. as a 0.1. 4-'44; discharged from army 2-'46; reo'd. his M. D. degree 6-«47; interned at Henry Ford Hospital, and 7-'48 was Asst. Resident Physician there." Page 135, line 22s After "Casper, Wy.," delete "living 2-«47. Unm." and insert "m 6-12-1948 James Robert White b 5-10-1922, Ft. Worth, Texas, son of Wm. Stanley it Mollie (Garrette) White. Mr. & Mrs. J. R. White live, 8-*48, Midland, Texas. He, an Oil Co. Geologist. He served in W. W. 2. as a pilot & 1st Lt. of 12th Air Foroe, bas­ ed in north Afrioa and Italy; reo'd. Air Medal and Dist'g. Fly­ ing Cross." Page 139, lines 35 & 36s "Gibbs" should be spelled "Gibbes" Page 146, line 42: Change "5-16-193£" to "5-16-1931" (8) Page 147, line 13: Change "b 8-8-1880" to "8-15-1880" Page 147, line 17: After "2-'47" delete "unm." and insert "m 3-13-1948 Mary Evelyn Johnson, of Honaker, Va." Page 147, line 21: Change "b 11-16-1918" to "b 11-18-1918" Page 158, line 11: Change "28-1898" to "25-1898"; delete "1809" & insert "3-28-18Ó9"" ~ Page 158, line 19: Change "d 10-5-1912" to "d 10-5-1913" Page 158, line 20: After "William B. Harris" add "b 1-27-1844, d 11-11- (1903" Page 158, line 22: Change"b 8-2JL-1840" to "8-22-1850" and add "d 8-2-1878" Page 158, line 23: Change "d 1-30-1856" to "d 6-30-1857" Page 170, line 2: Change "(Patton)" to "(Patten)" Page 170, line 6: Change "b 3-25-1895" to "3-26-1895" Page 178, line: Change "Dr. John Luther Hansford" to "Dr. John Law- renoe Hansford" Page 180, after line 40: Add "2. James Allen Johnson8 b 12-9-1930 Utioa living, (8-'48" And "3. Robert Miller Johnson8 b 9-22-1933 Utioa liv- (ing 8-«48" Page 182, line 8: After "Childhood." add "A boy named Lonnie" Page 182, line 9: After "Childhood." add "A boy named Hugh" Page 182, line 11: Change "19 yrs." to "about 26 yrs." O) Page 185, line 35s Change "Katherine" to "Kathleen" Page 190, next to last linet Change "b 3-1-1877" to "3-1-1879" Page 203, line 37: Change "Pagriok" to "Patriok" Page 203, line 38: Change "b 1-29-1821. or *2" to "b 1-29-1822" Page 204, lines 9 & 10: Change death date of Rebeooa Carroll Haogill from "3-7-1912" to " 4-7-1912." The tombstone of the abore has her birth date as "2-16-1851? But, standing beside it is her older sister's, Roberta Traill Brooke Mae- gill's, tombstone, with her birth date "10-6-1850," which her dau, Mrs. Russell, says is oorreot, and she thinks her aunt Rebeooa's date of 1851 should be 1852, otherwise there would be only 6 mos. end 10 days be­ tween the births of these two sisters. Page 204, line 22: delete "1st" line 23: delete "He m 2nd a Mrs. Hughes" line 23: delete "found from either marriage" Page 205, lines 8 & 9: Change "Dardao" to "Bardao" Page 205, line 12: After "Norwioh, Conn." insert "d there 7-14-1948" Page 205, line 13: ohange "lloe" to "lived" Page 205, lines 30 ft SI: Change "5 Crossway, Norwioh, Conn." to "Coronado,Calif.' Page 206, line 3: ohange "Stutton" to "Sutton" Page 210, line 41: Add "Mr. R. R. Macgill d 9-7-1948, Balto. Md." Page 211, line 18: Change "d 7-10-1946" to "d 7-9-1946" Page 221, line 5t Delete "living, 3-«47, Winnetka" insert "d 12-24-1920" Page 222, between lines 7 & 8: Insert He, In Real Estate business" (10) Page 222, line 17: Change "USNR" to "USN (Seg.)H Page 222, line 19» delete "He, in Real Estate business" Page 223, line 19: Change "George Willing Browne" to "George Williams (Browne" Page 224, line 16: Change "9-14-1921" to "4-9-1921" Page 224, after line 21: Add "(1) Anne Thomas Maogill8 b 10-2-1947 Balto. lid. living, 2-'49" Page 225, line 8: delete last word in this line "Rev." Page 225, line 12: ohange "Pulaski" to "Patriok Co." Page 226, line 36 and Page 227 line 3: Change "Aurelia" to "Amelia" Page 227, line 22: Insert "Bertrand" between "Mary Ragan Maogill" & "Snead" Page 245, line 2, 2nd half: Change "McKenzie" to "Maokensie" Page 250, line 29, 2nd half: Change "Colin McKenzie" to Colin Mackenzie" Page 250, line 44, 2nd half: Change "Maokensie Elizabeth Bowie" to "Mackenzie Eliza (Bowie" Page 253, line 9, 1st half: ohange "Murphy" to "Murphey" Page 254, line 11, 1st half: Change "Paredes, Emma Carson" to "Paradee, Emma Carson"