The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21

No. ss. and of Rev. Enpha31t wlf- lfarna a distineuished divine, and of William Williams. who was a signer of the Declaration of Independ- ence and an officer in the Revolution. Proof of the services of Jonathan wn- Hams has not yet been found, but If he was living during the time of the Revolution he must have beeen aspat- riot, judging from the record O. his famiiys The facts concerping this fam fly are taken from the Cyclope ji9 cf American Biography. During the Revo- lution two noted patriots. father and son. of Boston. Mass. were framed Jonathan Williams. CNational Portrait Gallery).
 7.-ANTHONY.-In the July number of The Virginia Historical Magazine, just published, may be found several lists of persons from Henry county, EA-. who renounced allegiance to Cre.tt Britain and ewore allegiance 70 the Commonwealth of Virginia, promising in the following words: I Will ,taot at any time do or cause to be done any matter or thing that will De pre1udiciai or injurious to the Fresiom and fnde- pendence thereof, as declared by Son. gress. and also that will discover and make known to some one Justice of the Peace for said State, all st-easoris or traitorous conspirac4es which know or shall hereafter know to hc formed against this or any Of. the United States of America"
 The name of James Anthony Is found in this list. He afterwards removed to Wilkes county. Ga, sud was the fether of Henry Tate Anthony. and great grandfather of A. V. L.. This oath proves him to have been an Amsrican patriot.
 7.-CoOPER.-The name of Thomas Cooper is found signed an tw1 of these lists taken at different times before different officers This Is adn~onal proof of his devotion fc the cause of liberty.
 ! 4l.-HARBDUR-Eni Harbour, Ad- ojah Harber. David Harber, all subs scribed to this oath. 35.-CLoUD.-Joseph Cloud, Sr., and Joseph Cloud, Jr., both subscribed to this oath of allegiance. and ranged ! themselves on the side of the patriots. 6T. SCOTT T-WYATT-B1BB = J0seph Wyatt, m. Dorothy (perhaps Peyton) had issue: First-Colonei Joseph Wyatt of Char 1otte County. Va, a native of New Kent County. born about 175f or 62. died 2sth April. 1s4s, age s2 or sa | Second-Sally Wyatt married first | Captain William Blob, 17S0 of Amelia | County, Virginia They were married in New Kent County. Sally was from New Kent County.
 | 'Third-Nancy Wyatt married Major Frank Scott of Virginia, 1Tf-from Hayden's Genealogy.
 Fourth-Peyton Wyatt born Nov. 15 1763-from Register of St. Peters Parish, New Kent County Va.
 The other three children could not have been born in New Kent or their names would have been on the register also.
 Second-Sally Wyatt, married frs, Captain William Bibb of Amelia Coun. ty. Va, 17So, they had eight children.
 First-Governor William Wyatt Bihb born in Amelia County. Va. Oct. 17S1. first Governor of Alabama. Second-Governor Thomas Bibb borr 17S4. second Governor of Alabama.
 Third-Peyton Bibb. a MetAodis preacher.
 4Fourth-John Dandrfdge Bibb. Stat, Senator from Montgomery County | Ala.
 F1fth-Dr. Joseph Bfbb. a skilIfu physician,
 Sdxth-Judge Benasah s. Bibb oi Montgomery.
 Seventh-Doly Dorothy Bibb mar ried Alexander Pope of Mobile.
 iEighth-Martha Bibb married Elem ing Freeman. Sally Wyatt (the widow Bibb) married second Colonel William Barnett. an ex-member of Congress from Georgia, when both were we'll ad vanced in years.
 Third-Nancy Wyatt married Majol Francis Scott, 1771, son of Thomas Scott and Catherine Yomkies, issue thirteen children:
 'F'irst-Joseph Wyatt Scott married first Polly Darlington. daughter o General George Carrington; married escond Betsy Watts, daughter of Johr Watts of Bedford County. Second-Catherine Yomkies Scott married John Garden of Charlotte County.
 Third-Sally Scott married Dr. Youni of Missouri.
 Fourth-Nancy Scott married MT Jemison of Charlotte County, Va. moved to Lawrence County. Ala.
 Fifth-tFrancis Scott married Mis- Price of Charlotte County. Va.
 Sixth-Judge Thomas Scott of Alex andria, La., married a French lady. | Seventh-Charles Scott of Alexan dria, La, lawyer and State Senator.
 Efghth-Robert Scott of Monroe, La. . lawyer.
 Ninth-Elizabeth Scott, married Cap !, tain Mat. Williams of Charlotte Coun
 ty. Va.
 Tenth-Polly Scott, married Thoma.
 Bouldin Spencer of Charlotte County
 Va.
 Eleventh-Martha Scott died young Twelfth-John B. Scott of Alexan dria, La. married a French lady.
 Thirtenth-William Scott of Texas
 married and two of his sons moved t
 Alabama-F'rank Scott and Thoma
 Scott. B. B. l.. Tuscaloosa.
 54. PLEASANTS-A few more fact
 may be of interest to those seeking in formation about this family.
 Martha Cooke, daughter of Richar'
 Cooke (the second) married Josepl
 Peasants about 1730-35. They had is sued Joseph, John, Richard Thomas Robert, Jane, Martha, Elizabeth. Martha Cooke Pleasants marrie' Nathaniel Vandewall and had tw
 daughters Her brother John Pleasant , married Susanna Woddson and had
 number of children among them Jame
 Pleasants of Contention" who marie Ann Randolph and they were tn
 parents of Governor James Pleasant: . CVa. Hist. Magazine. Jan. 1897. I 827)
 90 FLEMlNG-"In the count
 records of Goochland is a deed date . I f-9O frl,,a .paUno n