The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15
THEODORE ROOSEVELT TAKES OATH
 AND ASSUMES DUTIES OF PRESIDENT

piled that he had been stationed there by General Mcintosh to protect the Governor from harm.
 Governor Bulloch replied that he wal Tn the hands of the people of Georgia and would not protect himself from then with armed guards. He dismissed the soldier. and never again was he attend ed by guard.
 Sever al days ago, it will be remembered, while President Mckinley was suffering at Milburn house. Detective Ireland ident Roosevelt and he walked along the street, who dismissed the secret service man, declaring that he would not be pro- tected by guard from the American
 In Atlanta President Roosevelt has a number of relatives. Among them Is MT. Jefferson Davis DunwOdy, who hes fur nished the following account of the Roose- Georgia and South Carolina have many of the relatives of the new President among their best citizens:
 Archibald Bulloch was the grandfather of Theodore Roosevelt. Archibald Bull loch vas the Georgia delegate to the Con- tinental Congress of 1T75. He was elected to same in 1776 and could. have signed the declaration of independence, as he was elected to that Congress, and could have remained until the Constitution was framed. He attended both meetings of Congress in 1775 and 1776, and was prom inent and conspicuous member.
 In 176 he was elected as the first Gov ernor and Commander in Chief of the State of Georgia, which then ceased to be colony. He signed the first Constitu- tion of the State of Georgia, as President. He died in 1777, soon after signing the State Constitution. He also read in pub He for the first time the declaration to the citizens of Savannah copy was sent to him from the Congress in Phil adelphia by horseback rider. They gave big barbecue in Savannah, at that time capital. as it were, of the State, and Archibalod Bulloch, Governor and Com mander in Chief. read to the assembled citizens the new Declaration of Independ tober g. 1764 on Argyle Island. Mary De- Veaux, daughter of Hon. James DeVeaux.
 Archibald Bulloch and Mary DeVeaux ha issue, Captain James Bulloch. born 176Ss who was a captain in the Virginia state garrison troops from ITS to 17S71. He was married April 13, 17S6, to Ann Ir- vine. daughter of pr. John Irvine and Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Colonel Ken neth Baillie. Captain James Bulloch died February 9, 1906. He and his wife, Ann Irvine, had issue
 I. John Irvine Bulloch. who married
 2. Major James S. Bulloch, who mar ried first Hester Elliott, who was daugh-- ter of United States Senator John Elliott of Major Bulloch was Martha Stewart, daughter of General Daniel Stewart, of the Revolution, and his wife. Susanna
 3. Jane Bulloch, who married John Dunwody, of Georgia and had issue, in clmding the Dunwodys of Georgia.
 The issue of Major James s. Bulloch by his second wife Is as follows:
 1. Martha Bulloch. who married at her fathers home in Roswell, Cobb County, Georgia, on December p. 1858. Theodore Roosevelt of New York, and had as their issue Theodore Roosevelt, now President of the United States, who married first Alice Lee and second Edith Carow and had issue by both.
 ThnndOra PaOCaxraIk n1 one child, Alice Lee Roosevelt. now a young lady, very popular, bright and who Is about to make her debut.
 Theodore Roosevelt and Edith Remit Carow had Theodore Roosevelt Remit Roosevelt, Ethel Roosevelt, Archibald Bulloch Roosevelt, the latter born April 9th, 1894.
 Martha Bulloch, the mother of Presi- dent Roosevelt. formerly lived in Liber- ty County. Georgia. and in Savannah. Her father, with pr. John Dunwody, his brother-in-law; and the Kings. built ele- gant summer homes in Roswell, Ga. and erected and capitalized the Roswell fac tory in about 1850. These old mansions are still in Roswell, and the house in "Millie." was married. belongs to MT Barlow Wing. of Roswell. The Bulloch family is related to several prominent including the Beilingers. Eiiiotts. Dun, wodys and others, who are all related 10 Presidsnt Roosevelt. He has two sec ond cousins in Georgia. viz: Colonel John Dunwody, of the 7th Georgia regl- ment. and Major Charles Dunwody, of Roswell. In South Carolina his second cousin is Rev. James Bulloch Dunwody, 2, Presbyterian minister, who lives in Wallesboro $. C.. and who Is now S6 years old. The President is a third cous- in to several younger members of the punwody family. Including in Atlanta: Jonn Elliott Dunwody, Je1f Davis Dun Wody, Miss Alice Dunwody. Henry M. Dunwody, besides others of the family Tn different parts of Georgia and South