The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

1 of the Mobile Chapter and all others 1 who are interested. gs..
 Three papers, on the great and earii- est opponents and apostles of freedom in this country, Samuel Adams, benJa, 1 min Frankian and Patrick Henry, VIII
 he the chief attraction at the open | meeting on next Monday afternoon.
 Narcissa Tayloe Shawhan. l Recording Secretary. Genealogical.
 l The editor of the Genealogical De- | partment wishes information concern | ing every query inserted in these col | umns. Sometimes persons send que ries and afterwards obtain the facts | desired elsewhere, and the query Is never publicly answered as the person most interested at the time is satis- fled. The editor earnestly requests that all such data shall be sent to the de, | partment for publication. so that oth- | CTS who are searching for the same | family history may be benefted. Queries.
 75. GIBSON.-Informatio wanted | concerning the revolutionary services | of Thomas Gibson of South Carolina. | He married Elizabeth -. who mar | ried for a second husband, MT. Camp | sey. William. Thomas and John; the | Campbell children were Nancy Ann | and Ely. Ramsey Gibson lived in East 1 Tennessee. Thomas Gibson, Jr., mov- ed to Alabama and was justice of the peace for years near Burnsville. Ala. | He married first Permelia Carson: | second. Catharine Cain (E;llison Gains s | sister,. She afterwards went back to | her old home in York County near | Yorkville. S. c. The children of Thom :. as and Parmelia Gibson were Robert l Carson, Matthew, Nancy, Elizabeth. | Naomi, Thomas and John. Nancy | married James Campbell; Elizabeth. | James Cain: Naomi. Frank Cain, she | had a son named Mister Cain. Robert I Carson Gibson married Francis Mar shall Clark. their chil 1ren were Laura, l Thomas. Wilson, James, Mary. Laura married w. T. Smith anj their daugh- ter is making this query,
 76. CARSON.-Robert and Nancy | Carson of South Carolina, had only | one child, Parmelia who married | Thomas Gibson. IT,, of the query
 above. Was Robert Carson in the | Revolution? | 49. HALL-CARROLL-I de- sire to add to the query No. 49 that have always heard that Rebecca Car roll was of the same stock as Charles l Marshall was a first or second cousin | of Chief Justice Marshall. Rebecca Marshall was the daughter of John 1 Marshall of Maryland, she married l Thomas B. Carroll. They moved to Twiggs County, Georgia, and after warcs to near Huntsville. Ala. They
 had four daughters: Lucy. born in 1796; Sally. born in 179S; Laura, born in 1902, and Amy, born in 1909. Laura I a Toh arlr Sv, had
 three daughters: Frances Marshall, Mary and Rebecca; Mrs. Laura Clark
 married the second :ime Needham Bed | ingford and had Neejham Clark Bed ingford. Frances Marshall Clark mar ried Robert Carson Gibson and their children are given above.
 Mrs. J. W. F. l Chapman. Ala.
 (Some notes on these queries are swers.-Editor.)
 | IT. BELLINGER.-I note your re- quest in The Advertiser that any one may send you the name and address of any woman whose gr eat age indi- cates her claim to be a Real Daugh-
 ter" 1 Please allow me to state that my
 mother. Mrs. Augusta Cheney of Mont | gomery, Ala. should be placed on the I l,
 William Bellinger of Beaufort District. S. C.. was seventeen years old at the
 close of the Revolutionary war and fought as a soldier in battle at Monks Corner. We have no record of his services except what has been told my mother by her brothers and sisters, she being the youngest child; her mother died when she was an infant l and her father when she was five l yaaro nId nnvaolf hauA oAASa xhn brace of horse pistols" said to have been used in the war by my grandfa- ther. They were owned by my uncle Dr. Carnot Bellinger and were stolen from him since the Confederate war in which I had the honor of participat- ing. My mother was born April 10th, 1877. Any movement towards record ing my mother as a Real Daughter" will be appreciated by a host of rela- | tives and friends here and in South | Carolina. John E. Cheney.
 Montgomery, Ala.
 | (Ie trust that ,aoSe who possess Bellinger records vii aid us in estab-
 fishing this interesting claim.-Editor )
 7S WALKER.-Many thanks for the
 information in regard to the Pleasants.
 Still my question remains unanswered l am seeking information in regard to | Anne Randolph's daughter, Martha
 Jefferson (Pleasants?) who married
 Samuel Walker. At the beginning ct
 the last century their descendants
 were found around Edgefield or Abbe- vile, $. C.
 Which one of Anne Randolph's hus-
 bands was the father of Martha Jef- ferson.
 Did Samuel Walker serve in the rev
 olutionary war; N E.O.
 Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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