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| m the Iale necrOioBy. but ne would Tn all taken any part in the Revolution. as he | came to America in 171S and his son John i was born in 17z2. He (the sou) was Tn his father and was licensed to preach h i7f1. In 1762 he accompanied the expeds- 1 tion to Havana as Chaplain and. in the American Revolution. was emphatic in facts are in Yale biographies by F. B. ham. IT., died 17ss. aged 74 years. His son John ,1ss A. Graham was graduated at Yale Yale Grahams who received degrees so long ago. Mrs. L. B. Newcomb. Genealogical Editor American Monthly
 8. wILLIAMS-Mrs. L. B. Newcomb, Editor of the Genealogical Department of The American Monthly Magazine sends us the following notes:
 l have written to Lebanon, Conn.,. for the record of Solomon Williams children but as yet have received no reply. have been looking up the children of SoI- 9mon Williams and so far can find no Jonathan. I have had some familiarity with the descendants of Solomon Will Hams. A distant cousin of William Will hams, Lieutenant Ebenezer had a son Jonathan, born April 20 t722. married September 26. 1744 Mary Whitney of Nor wfch, Conn.,, but this does not agree with your enquiries. It may be I shall learn something more favorable when l get the
 
 I have these children on my list: Solo mon, born ll23. died young: Eliphalet born 1727; Ezekiel. 172S: died 1911: Will is1e; Christian. Moses. Samuel. Eunice. I will write you again when anything fur ther is learned.
 There was Lieutenant Jonathan Will Hams married 17n to Lydia Sprague. he died 17s4 He was the son of Jonathan horn 1713 and distantly related to Rev. Solomon. It Is possible these facts may
 78. SMYLY.-A West Point cadet wrote to us in May for information about John Smyly of South Carolina. Tho following data may interest him:
 John Smyly served in the war of the Revolution in the company of Captain William Mills: volunteer company of South Carolina enlisted August llth, ITS. The roll of this company was copied from among the papers of Council of Safety by A. s. Salley, Secretary of the South Carr olina Historical Society: This roll with some others was. published in The 119. BAYTOP.--I. Thomas Baytop born about 1915, of Tenterden. England where he was living 167s. married to a wife who grand niece of one Smallhope Riggs of Cranebrook, County Kent, England, who made his will 1888 and left her and her brothers and sister a legacy. From this family of Pells came the Stoves aud the family of the husband of Harriet Beecher Stowe. There were two sons that we known of. Thomas and Daniel.
 - is7S,. of staplehurst. England, came to Virginia 1879 and bought plantations and stock lsee York County Records. Virginia9. He was a merchant also; he leaving his brother Daniel Baytop of Maidstone. County Kent, guardian of his infant son and estates in Virginia
 III. Thomas Baytop. son of the above, NxyA = hnvs ts~ tas3 rAHxy " England. May 9. 1876; two children. Ann and James.
 W. James Baytor born 1715 died 17ss. married Sarah Smith. she died ITO; chill dren. Lucy or Sarah married Philip Tal- iaferro; Colonel Thomas Major James, Lieutenant John all of the Revolutions; Mary married Cornelius Livingston; Eliz- aheth married Frances Whiting Cooke. VI. Ann Baytop married Colcnel Thom- as Scott; they lived in Gloucester County. Virginia. Their sons were Captain James Scott married Frances Collier, Thomas Scott married Catharine Tomkies; and Francis Scott.
 Colonel Thomas Scott born about 17OO came from Cumberland, England. and settled in Gloucester County, Virginia, removed to Caroline County, Virginia, where he was living in ITS; he married Ann Baytop as has been stated. Captain James Scott married Frances oline County to Prince Edward County. Virginia, settling on Mountain Creek in southeastern part of the County. They afterwards removed to South Carolina.
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 es. GAINES.-Thomas Gaines served as corporal in Captain Porterf1eld's com pany under Colonel Daniel Morgan. Mo- vember 3oth,. IT'S (See Saffells Records of the Revolution, page 261) He served as private under Captain Gabriel Long. company under Colonel Morgan, June l, TIT. This was a company of rifemen Page 269)
 20 MOOD -John Hood ,yas a nriyafo March 1st. TIT. in Captain Everard Meade's company in Colonel Alexander Spottswoods regiment (See Saffells Records, page 272)