The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15
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l. a list of early marriage licenses issued in Augusta County. Virginia. It is T, TSniGue e, among s1 & such records in the State. only is given. Possibly ungallant county clerks deemed the person who paid the fee the only one of importance"
 - In the list appears the name of Andrew Russell, married May 25. 1762.
 In the same magazine, Vol. VIII, page 2SO. Is an article on military companies nine companies in the county. and in Captain John Christians company, the fourth company. is the name of Andrew Russell. Perhaps he married the daugh- ionged to the same company.
 Vol. VII, page 8, mentions in list of Virginia militia in the Revolution. Gen. eral Russell and Colonel Russell.
 107. FITCH.-The following paragraph is condensed from an article on the Fitch family. which may be found in American ATfS@S1ry; TSomsys; 'EGt; EStc5 XII; page @ lsS; ro
 married August 9th, 16l1. Anna Pew. He died in 1883: owned a large amount of property. He had five sons. who came to l6SS. Thomas. who settled In Norwaik in 1851; John, who settled in Windsor in i64S was mortally wounded in the Great sR~amp Rs4 amss ngnt in ds!S .a and left no issue: 1888. was pastor in Saybrook in 1646-60, when he removed to Norwich; Samuel, who was in Milford in 1644. in Hartford in iSsO; Joseph. who accompanied his brother Thomas to Norwalk in 1651-52, re- moved to Northampton, Mass, in 1855, to Hartford in l6eO. and finally settled in
 The oldest son. Thomas Fitch, of Nor walk, Conn.,, was born in Booking Eng. land. about 1613, died in Norwalk in l70l. wak as one of ths to Nor a home lot in 1854. was one of the most prominent settlers of Norwalk, was chosen clerk of the train band of Nor Iectman Tn 1859. commissioner I669-94, dep- uty 1873: '7S. 'S0-S6, '91, '92, 94 He married th-dS .h Engiand in 1854; had two sons and was great-grandfather of Governor. Thomas Fitch of Connecticut. r,;Ie me crest on the coat of arms of the bboeen bossnd family was a leopards head, ca notices, one in French, Prompt ct cer- taan 1R9p aga ons EShr i3 Latin. tin "spss t1vat."
 American Monthly for September: A ''' Tn the history. of the Huguenots, by LeGrand Is named among the Religion ares de Bohain." He was naturalized in england Engt nd Ma March Sth. 1eS2; Perhaps he where Pierre LeGrand is mentioned in a history of the inhabitants. Pieter Le- Irand ana wife were admitted as mem- 6ers Ss, of the Dutch Reformed Church in 10 Kingston. but returned to New York and joined the French Church there. Pe- ter Leerand, tobacconist. was made free Wendell, died May goth, 1898. His daugh- tef' Marie. was married Sept. g, 1697 in the Ioo Dpt9n p6isvr Church to Jean Canop.
 not mention the name of the State in which the Popes lived but the editor nnds the following names in a list of soldiers. published in The Atlanta Con- stitution:
 Wylie Pope. William Pope, Henry Pope. John Pope, Burwell Pope W.
 S5. LAMB.-L. c. R. may be interested m learning that Thomas Lamb and Hem ry Lamb came to North Carolina in 17i6. VI, North Carolina SI lin Historical Register. Laughly proves rights for importation of John Welch and family, Thomas and Henry Lamb and others. This would in- dicate that the emigrants were from Flu
 SCOTT descendants of Captain James Scott, who married Frances Collier. can join the Daughters trouble. His services have been proved repeatedly. Mrs. Lewis Green Woodson. Regent of the General Sumter Chapter of Mrs. Neander M Woods, Jr.. of Memphis Tenn, National No. 12473 has also proved his services, and has enrolled him on her ISl. one IS ueSCenOe0 from the daughter of Captain James Scott Mary. who mar ried Thomas stubbs. She states upon her paper that 'the Record and Pension Of- nee at Washington shows that James Scott served as Captain in a Virginia rrseglment during the Wal. of the Revolu- uon. E. V. s. can make out paper quoting his and referring to National NO. 1241S as proof. These papers have been verified and accepted by the Ma tional Society, and they will be held as proof for all others who are descended from Captain James Scott Nothing more is needed to obtain entrance into the Society; the statement obtained from the Record and Pension Ofice and ouofed above is the highest authority.
 Further investigations will be interest ing to secure more information about the family history; but the D, A. R. so-
 III. MILES.-An imperfect list of South Carolina militia, collected, from the ar in The Atlanta Constitution. The items are very brief; in the list appears the l7S2." Perhaps c. B. E. can identify him as her ancestor.