The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24
Queries.

17s JoNEs..i have just been pesdlngs
 c. Jones, grandson or great-grandson who married first. Miss Elizabeth Craw- ley Ward and second. Mary Ellis nee Cocks). perhaps they are of the same family; His grandfather, Robert Jones, married a Miss Ward. sister of Col; Edward children were: 1. Seth w; Jones. married Miss Maria Hardaway; ?. Richard sam. uel Jones. married first Miss Pritchett and second Miss Susan Scott. daughter Gen. Winfield Scott of Vifginia;; 3. VII liam Ward Jones. married -, lived In Amelia County. near Petersburg, Va. tsr ths %ar between 'n tne ststss @ ert Jones married Miss Eliza Harper; 5, Edward Henry Joones tmy husbands father), married Miss Elisabeth Ffnney Bott; 6. saIlie Jones, married pr, Dan iel Hardaway; ', Daughter, name forgot ten married Mr. Wyly. There may have been other children.
 married Miss Indiana Jones. tmy hus- band s first cousin). Mir. Welcher Book CTS father moved to Alabama from Vir- ginia. If M. c. H. thinks we are of the same Jones family as Richard c. Jones, I will be obliged for any information she may be able to give me. Information from any one about our Jones family will be thankfully received, A. Y. J.
 1so. JENNINGS-I have read with in- terest your short historical sketches of assistance in tracing my maternal ances- tors. the Jennings and Duncans of Vir- ginia and South Carolina. One Jennings was sent over from England by one Of the Georges as Deputy Governor of Vir- ginia. He had two daughters: one mar ried O'Bannon, the other Duncan
 1s1. DUNCAN.-Mrs. Duncan moved to Barnweli c. F., South Carolina, when land was then selling at 25 cents per marry; Hanserd. Willis and George. She also had two daughters; Eliza married Barney Brown, and Frances. who first married @ Dunbar. sy whom whom she, she had had she, then married Thomas Quinn, by whom she had four children. only one living. Frances Coreoran of Salem, Ala, feeble, and remembers little of her fam fly history. so that beg your assistance that may be able to hand down the rec ord to my children. You are certainly engaged in noble work. M. c. h. Answers.
 IFS. SCOTT.--Capts- James Scott is de- scrtbe< in Vol. XIII, Lineage Books, Nat: l is stated that James Scott served in the Virginia Continental Line in 1777." His record was obtained from the Rec ord and Pension Office, Washington. ID.
 there, dated February 14th and April 29th, TIT. He was captain of a Virginia company. This is all that the editor has seen. Further information, perhaps, may be obtained from the Record and Pen- sion Office
 IF. WILLIAMS.-Major John Williams
 
 born near Norfolk. Isle of Wight County. Virginia. in 17S. l do not know when he removed to Halifax County, North Caro- lima; he bought land there many years before the Revolution. He was large landholder and bought much land from the original owners In England. He lies buried on Fishing Creek at his old home, but have not the data of his death.
 A. P. I74 MONTGOMERY.-Sp Ameri- can Biography states that Thomas Mont gomery of Convoy House. near the town of Raphoe, in the north of Ireland, had three sons, Alexander, John and Rich ard. Alexander inherited his fathers es- tate in Ireland;; John lived and died In Portugal; Richard fell at the siege ot Quebec.
 We learn from Appleton's CycIopedia of American Biography that General daughter of Judge Robert Livingston. He i died in two years; his broken hearted widow survived him fftY-two years. dy- | ing in 1928. Her estate went to her young est and only surviving brother. Edward | Livingston. There Is no mention of any children of General Montgomery. e7. BARRY-MOORE.-La His | tory of Spartanburg County, South Caro- lima, states, on Page POO, that the Barry ! family came from Ireland to Pennsyl- | vania; three sons afterwards came with | Charles Moore to South Carolina between | l760 and 1764; namely Andrew, Richard
 and John. On Page 204 we find that Richard Barry was born in l76l; died south Carolina with Charles Moore. he
 married his daughter. Rosa. who sud-
 Vived him and west West with some ot
 her children, where she died He Is
 burled in the Moore cemetery, He stut-
 tered In conversation, but 1t is related l rnemnries He is described in deed of