The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-08
p - Genealogical and
 Historical Department.
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Coun4y records, Aug: 2, leSo' pequs1.nhs
 Wanted proof of the Revolutionary seryr ices of Joseph Phiiiips or his father, also of Benjamin Fitzpatrick. B. A. s
 s5.-bARNETTR.-sGo Gilmer m sn- tions In his book, 4Phe Geq-gians." the ana1ness of William Joel and Nat Barn ;-t as Revolutionary soldiers. It was always repbrted that the Bain its. of Ge3rgia came from South Carolina. Smiths Story of Georgia in the list of Revo- lutlonary soldiers, gives the names or sosbSaa MaI sds MiehaepP ep,iD Daslsl ssanett
 Probably L. J. s. can find her ancestor among this number.
 7.LCooPER.-I take pleasure in sending you certified copy of warrant Ssrsd l5srsd to -homas Cooper for services rendereo during the Revolution. 1' D. As .cSmnonweaith of Virginia, Land ofiice' No' 4sss. Council Chamber April iS, l7S7. portion of land allowed private of the continental line for three years; serSice'
 Edm. Randoipn,d sslp',sd to Tbomas Cooper for
 hereby certify that the foregoing Is true copy from the record of this ofnce. Witness my hand and seal or ofnce tnis sSo u@s oi A John w. Richardson,
 Register Of the Lana OIHce.
 B.-KING-ln an cid Montgomery Ad- vertiser of some time ago I saw an fn- quiry for Thomas King. An aunt or mine married Thomas Storm King, wno has several grandehiidrea rs avins; .ra one iS in Cairo, III. His family think came here from New York; h, had a sister who died here some years ago His tomb IS in Magnolia Cemetery, and l think ms Psee of sstG to is ySn viii be s"R glad sf S
 Mrs. George B. Enholme,
 25s State street, Mobile, Ala. 7S4.ABACON--It is generally believed that Nathaniel Bacon left descendants: regarded as most truthful and accurate, speaks of d widow and children.
 Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, wife of the dis. descent sf from Nathaniel Bacon, .the Rebel" She states in an article written by her for the American Monthly, rep ruary' ss: that Na{nae aSeae are to be found in the families of Whitelocke. Pickett. Richardson. ark. Robertson. Falls, Val entlne, Eggieston; Tayior, Dapuy, ot Ciop-
 Nathaniel Bacon married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Edward Duke The tris- ], ton Register records the birth or ~ day, April 12. t674-two and half years before his death. She married Hugh Chamberlain, physician to Queen Anne
  ths1s KncMa fro% Rse0n the the tes%ony EsSs of mus titudes of his descendants that he ably near the time of his death. Hening speaks of ''his children.' UnhaPpiiy, all the records of New Kent County ana Henrico County were burned d oHrlns are nret Ine served. Some of these wer destroyed Tn the late war, but are remembered py all hot a differ hng only as to- whether his name was John or Nathaniel: Reliable authority, however, declares that son to have been called John and adopted in the family of lzard The record here takes up the genealogy from records preserved in the Virginia land office.
 when he was 9 years old he petitioned the Henrico Court for permission to re- ceive an estate left him by Mrs. Fran ter Branch" and neighboring plantar tions in Henrico and Hanover Counties, Virginia. Izard becalnr, through grati- names of John Bacon, Nathaniel Bacon and lizard Bacon have been repeated all | down the line to the present day. Nathaniel Bacon, Sr., was the son of | John Bacon. He had three sons, Ma | thaniel Bacon, Jr., Lyddan and Langs- ton, named in honor of the Rebels fa- tyorite officers. From these sons the fam tlies above mentioned are descended. Nathaniel Bacon the Rebel. struck the | first blow for American freedom. He was very distinguished in his lineage being descended from, the father of Queen Elislbeth's Lord Keeper, father | of Lord Francis Bacon. The pedigree of l the family Is carried. in direct lineal de- | scent. to Grombald the Norman, whose son, Ranulf, assumed the name of Ba- con. in the year 10O0.
 iuis MARSHA ALL-rne following ad dresses are given in reply to P. H. of Memphis. Tenn. They are taken from the last D. A. R. Directory.
 These ladies are all members of the
 Mrs. Philip T. Allin. 7Ol w. Chestnut Street. Louisville. Ky. Miss Lily Mar shall Casey Lexington, Ky; Mrs. Alex ander K. Marshall. Augusta, Ky; Mrs Maurice Wdlle'. Lebanon, Ky; Mrs. George P. Wiltshire. Washington Avenue,
 The Waddell addresses have not yet been obtained. We hope that any of our readers who know members of the Waddell family of Kentucky. will ~ease give us the addresses. This column. is and the editor will gladly welcome cor respondents.
 Tucson, Ariz.. has the family tree. from the foundation. L. II. F.