no relation to him. (He may be the father of Elizabeth.) In 1844, Elizabeth Smith moved from N. C. (where she had lived since 1832 with her two sons) to Va., "where she was born," as one of her sons, John W., had just died and his widow wished to go back to Va., but in 1849, Elizabeth went back to N. C. to be with her only remaining son (Charles R.), where she was living in 1855, aged 91 years. Reuben enlisted in April or May, 1779, under Capt. Tarleton Payne, then again under Capt. Gray; then went to S. C. and was put under Capt. Robert (?) Beal; he was there, at Charleston, at the time it was taken, but escaped. His service in all was ab. 18 months.-GEn. Ed.

1724. STOCKTON.-There is a book called "The Stockton Family," by J. W. Stockton, for sale by Gustave Anjou, 116 Nassau St., N. Y. City. Price $1.00.

1559. SIMMONS.-Joel Simmons, pensioner (see S. F. 17677), was raised in Orange Co. It is possible that the records of that Co. may assist E. H. in her search.

1565. MILLS.-There was a George Mills, a Rev. soldier, who was pensioned in 1818, from New York, but he lived in Saratoga Co. and served in Rev. from Chesterfield, Mass. He m. Martha Gray in 1788, in Hampshire Co., Mass.; moved to Galway, Montgomery Co., N. Y., then to Saratoga Co. and d. at Broadalbin, June 18, 1826. His widow also received a pension (see W. F. 23981). As George Mills, the ancestor of P. B. H., was not born until 1765, and “lived long," it is probable that he served in the War of 1812, and not in the Rev. for he was not a pensioner.—Gen. Ed.

QUERIES.

1672. JONES-KEMP.-Henry Jones m. Martha Kemp, and had: Joshua Green, Wash (Mash) Maria, and Sarah. He fought in the war of 1812 from N. Car. Tradition says that his father was in the Revolution; marched from Yorktown to Raleigh; received an ovation, and was carried around on the shoulders of his friends in a cotton basket. Wanted, official proof of service, what was his Christian name, and whom did he marry?-LA.

(2) EUBANKS.-Richard Eubanks lived at or near Columbus, Ga. Tradition says he was so rich he didn't know his own negroes; had two sons, John and Caleb. The family moved to Ala., Caleb coming to La. Was Richard a Rev. soldier, and whom did he marry?-La.

1673. What would you recommend for a registrar of a new chapter in a small town to buy.-M. F. F.

1674. MULHERRIN.-John Mulherrin, living in Bourbon Co., Ky., in 1795, or before, is said to have been a Rev. soldier. Information of him: desired.

(2) Aмos.-Aquilla Amos, ensign in a Md. battalion during the Revolution, is said to have descendants in Ky. Wanted, names and addresses of any of them.-M. T.

1675. SHIELDS.-Can anyone give me the ancestry of Senator James Shields, senator in 1852, and also a general in the U. S. A.-H. H. S. 1676. NATCHEZ-BRANDT.-Mary Natchez, b. Oct. 20, 1789, near Harrisburg, Pa., m. Wm. Brandt in April, 1806. Wanted, ancestry of both of the above.

(2) FLEMING.-George Fleming, b. Dec. 8, 1800, in Westmoreland Co., Pa., was the son of James Fleming. Ancestry and Rev. service, if any, desired.-G. F.

1677. HEUGH.-The name of Andrew Heugh appears on a tablet erected Nov., 1904, in Frederick, Md., to the memory of twelve justices of Frederick Co. who repudiated the Stamp Act of 1765. Did any of his daughters marry a Beall? If so, which one, what was the Christian name of her husband,and where did he live?-D. H. G.

1678. CARTER.-Peter Carter, of Ky., was said to have been a Rev. soldier. He had a son, Larkin G. Carter, who m. Judith Jones, of Ky., and settled in Montgomery Co., Mo., in 1819; was a soldier in the War of 1812, and died in 1847, leaving thirteen children. He had four titlescaptain, judge, squire and colonel. Any information enabling me to become a Daughter will be gratefully received.-D. L. S.

1679. PEARSON (PIERSON).-Information desired of Ephraim Pearson (or Pierson), who served as a private in Capt. Bigelow Lawrence's Co., Col. Herrick's regiment, in an alarm, 1780. His wife was Hannah BarTet. His children were: Hannah, Anna, Ephraim, Jesse, Benjamin, John, Joseph and David. Jesse was also a Rev. soldier. Wanted, dates of birth, marriage and death, and place of birth.

(2) BARRET.-Wanted, dates of birth and death of Hannah Barret, wife of Ephraim Pearson.

(3) WILLIAMS.—Wanted, name of the father of Job, Oliver, Nancy and Grant Williams; also dates of birth, marriage and death, and name of wife. He lived for a time in Windham Co., Conn.-L. M. M.

1680. SHELTON-RUCKER.-Nancy Shelton m. John Rucker, March 22, 1788 (both of Amherst Co., Va), and died Jan. 12, 1860, in her 93d year. Wanted, names of her parents, with Rev. War record, if any, of her ⚫ father.

(2) DAWSON-TINSLEY.-Lucy Dawson m. Edward Tinsley (both of Va.). Would like dates of their births, deaths and marriage, also names of parents of both, with all genealogical data concerning them and Rev. service, if any.

(3) ROGERS-KIRTLEY.-John Rogers (d. June 22, 1839), m. Sarah Kirtley (d. May 5, 1833). Wanted, dates and places of birth and marriage of both. Was John Rogers in the Revolution?

(4) ROGERS-KIRTLEY.-Wanted, ancestry of both John Rogers and Sarah Kirtley, with all necessary genealogical data, and Rev. service, if any.

(5) RUCKER-EARLY.-John Rucker m. Julianna Early; and both of them died in Va. Wanted, dates and places of birth and marriage, also

dates of death of both of them. Also ancestry of each of them desired, with all necessary genealogical data, and Rev. record, if any.

(6) RUCKER-SHELTON.-Wanted, ancestry of John Rucker, who m. Lucy Shelton, with all genealogical data and Rev. record, if any.

(7) RICE-WOOD-WARD.-Lucy (Rice) Wood m. as her second husband John Ward in Goochland Co., Va., in 1799. Wanted, dates of birth and death of Lucy Rice, also dates and places of birth and death of John Ward. Was he a Rev. Soldier? Also ancestry of each of them desired, with all necessary genealogical data, and Rev. record, if any.

(8) MCCORMACK-Crozier.—James McCormack m. Nancy Crozier. Wanted, all necessary genealogical data of each of them, and of the ancestry of each; also Rev. record, if any, of any of them.-B. H. R.

1681. MANN.-Hansom Mann fought in the Revolution and when peace was declared, was returning to his home (presumably at or near Knoxville, Tenn.), when he, and nine others, were lost in the wilderness. for days, some dying before they were rescued. He had one brother, Isom, a Baptist minister; and two sisters, Delilie, who m. a Baptist minister, Billy Moran, and Patience, who m. Capt. John Wright, a soldier in the Mexican War, who lived at Knoxville, Tenn. Wanted, ancestry of Hansom Mann, with all necessary genealogical data, and Rev. record, if any.-W. H. B.

1682. CULVER (COLVER).—Joshua Culver (sometimes spelled Colver) b. May 20, 1729, in Conn., went with three brothers, Daniel, Samuel and Titus, to Wells, Vt., ab. 1771. Wanted, name of his wife and his children.

(2) LILLIE (LILLY).—Can you tell me where and at what price I can obtain a copy of the Lilly Family?-F. H. R.

1683 TWITCHEL-MATHEWS.-Wanted, Rev. service, if any, of one Jacob Twitchel, of Gray, Maine, who m. Sally Mathews, of Stroudwater, and purchased land in Hebron, Me., and moved his family there Sept. 16, 1794. Their children were Moses, Nicholas, John, Betsy, Mark, Jacob, David and Cyprian.

1684. SQUIRES.-Joel E. Squires was a soldier in the Revolution; was scalped by the Indians, but recovered, and lived for many years thereafter, settling in (or near) Cooperstown, Otsego Co., N. Y. Wanted, official proof of service, name of wife, and dates of birth and death.

(2) PRICE.-Benedict Price was a colonel in 1807 and was afterwards a soldier in the War of 1812. Who were his parents, and did his father have Revolutionary service?-M. C. A.

1685. HUTCHINSON.-Solomon Hutchinson moved to Spencertown N. Y., from Mass. ab. 1795 to 1800; m. Lois Stedman. Children: Wm. Ira, Louisa, Barzillai, Elmira, John, David, Eunice, Clara and Solomon. Eunice m. Hiram Moore. Wanted, official proof of Rev. service of Solomon Hutchinson, also name of his father, with Rev. service, if any.-F. L. M.

1686. FORT-WEAST.-Wm. Fort, b. Trenton, N. J. 1814, d. in Mo. in 1881. He m. Oct. 8, 1835 Sarah Weast (b. 1816 in Pa.) who d. in Mo. in 1891. They were m. in Staunton, Va. William Fort's father was William, also. He d. in 1841. Wanted, name of wife, necessary dates and official proof of Rev. service, of William, Sr.

(2) WEAST-MOLER (MOHLER).—Sarah Weast's mother's name is said to have been Moler (or Mohler). Wanted, ancestry of Sarah Weast on either line, with dates and official proof of any Rev. service. -M. S. R.

1687. SHERMAN.-William Sherman who had a son Palmer, who m. Elizabeth Hoxie and lived in Esquipang, R. I., is said to have been a Rev. soldier. Wanted, official proof of service. Was he related to the Sherman Family of Conn.?—J. S. N.

1688. SAWYER-JOHNSON.-Bela Sawyer, m. Lydia Johnson. Wanted, dates of birth, marriage and death, also Rev. record of Bela Johnson. Ancestry desired of each, with dates and Rev. record, if any.

(2) STEWART-FOSTER.-Moses Stewart (or Steward) of Vt. or Conn. m. Lois Foster, of Salem, Mass. Wanted, dates and Rev. record, if any, of Moses; also ancestry of each of them desired, with dates and Rev. record, if any.

Their

(3) ADAMS-BARBOUR.-Jonathan Adams, m. Dorcas dau. Kezia, m. George Barbour in Medway, Mass. in 1760. Dates, and Rev. service, desired.-C. E. S.

1689. FOSTER.-James Foster of Temple, N. H., had children Jacob, b. 1770; Hannah, b. 1771; Jonathan, b. 1774, and others; had he any Rev. service?-F. L. M.

1690. WRIGHT-BROWN.-Edward Wright, of Concord, Mass., m. 1758 Thankful Brown, and had a son, Abner Wright, b. 1769. Was he a Rev. soldier?-F. L. M.

1691. BOISE-TANNER.-Wanted, dates of birth, marriage and death of Peter Boise, also name of wife, and Rev. record, if any. His dau. Anna, m. Isaac Tanner, her birth-date desired.

(2) COPPEDGE-ABLE.-Wm. Coppedge, b. in Va., in 1768, m. Mary Able, and d. in Ky. Was he in Rev. during the closing years? Wanted, ancestry of each of them, with all dates and Rev. record, if any.

(3) Maiden name and date of birth desired of Phebe, wife of Jabez Thomas, Sr., b. Middleboro, Mass., in 1710; also date and place of marriage, and date and place of his death.-M. S. R.

1692. VAN BUSKIRK.-Samuel Van Buskirk, said to have been a Rev. soldier, was b. in Penna. and died in Ohio; wanted, dates of birth, marriage and death, name of wife, and official proof of service.-E. T. R.

1693. TUCKER-MORGAN.-Eunice Tucker, of Philadelphia, m. Daniel Morgan, who was killed in the first engagement of the Revolution. A son, David Jr. was born five months after his father's death. Wanted, official proof of this service, and necessary genealogical data.

(2) VALENTINE-EVANS.-Lydia Valentine, b. Jan. 5, 1763, m. Jesse Evans (b. Dec. 1756). They had fourteen children, the third of whom Mary Evans, m. David Morgan, Jr. Lydia (Valentine) Evans' father is said to have had a forge or foundry in eastern Penna. near Valley Forge. Was he in the Rev? What was his Christian name?-H. M. G.

1694. SMITH-RECTOR.-Hezekiah Smith, b. in 1763 (probably in Delaware) m. Mary Ann Rector, and died in Indiana, ab. 1832. He is known to have served in the Revolution and believed to have enlisted from Delaware. Wanted, official proof of service.-J. G. B. 1695. HOUSMAN.-John Housman, of Salem Co., N. J., served in the second battalion of Salem Co troops. Wanted, dates of birth and death, name of wife, and date of marriage, and names of children.A. M. H.

1696. TURNER.-Has anyone entered the Society of the D. A. R. on the record of Kerenhappuc Norman Turner, said to be the only woman to whom a monument was erected on a battlefield? famous in the battle of Guilford Court House, N. Car. She became

(2) KENNEDY.-Has anyone entered the D. A. R. through James Kennedy, of Edgefield District S. Car.?

(3) BAYLISS.-Has anyone entered the D. A. R. through William Bayliss, of the Twelfth Va. regiment during the Revolution?-M. M. W.

1697. MALLET— (Mallette).-Information desired of the descendants of Daniel Mallette (or Mallet) and wife Mary, believed to have lived in South Car.

(2) DE ROCHE.-Abraham De Roche came to this country in 1765. He was a Swiss Frenchman, and died in Effingham Co., Ga., after1775. Information desired of any of his descendants.-J. N. B.

1698. FARLEY.-Information desired of the ancestors of one Robert Farley who moved from Nottoway Co., Va., to Miss., about 1830. According to family tradition his ancestor served in the Revolution, but name and service is not remembered.

(2) HIGHTOWER.-Frances Collier Hightower married Robert Farley above-mentioned. Her father Devereux Hightower was b. in 1775 in Mecklenburg Co., Va. His father was Joshua Hightower. Wanted, official proof of service.

(3) HUTCHESON.-Devereux Hightower, above mentioned married Susanna Hutcheson of Mecklenburg Co. Her mother's name before marriage was Frances Collier. Can anyone find a line from this whereby I may become a D. A. R.?—T. H. M.

1699. HOUSTON (HUSTON) WILSON.-Christopher Houston (Huston) married Susanna Wilson. He died in 1784 and is said to have been a Rev. soldier. He lived in Cumberland Co. a few miles east of Mechanicsburg, Penna., and was a tax collector in 1748. His wife, Susanna, d. when ab. 80 years of age. Their children were as follows: Sarah, m. James McKinstry; Elizabeth, m. John McCulloch;