The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-12


 have appeared in this column and have written friends in other States to help. us. They reply they will do so, and we are at work on these queries: We would have our readers know that we have tried and are still trying.
 359. TRIPP-Wanted, proof of the ser- vices of Col. Robt. Tripp of Newberns. N. C., who was a member of the Con- tinental Congress. "--- 's@
 36o CRAwFoRD-TERRE Wanted information regarding the intermarriage of the Terrell family into the Crawford. The name appears frequently in the line of David Crawford. born 1se7 married Ann Anderson, and in his brother, Mi- chiel Crawford. born 1717, line. Could Mi- chiefs wife have been a Terrell? Mi- chiel had one son. Thomas. and several Daughters. nam,s not known), Thomas born 1752. married Elizabeth Slaton.
 361. MARTIN-James Martin, married Elizab sth Crawford, the sister of Michicl. Can any one give the names of her six sons and who they married. Also his three daughters. Where did this James Martin live. "M."
 362 wA'rSON-KING-Ca any one give the ancestry of James Watson and May ard (Watson) Hunter, of Green County, Ga.? How was he related to Capt. Mi- chiel Watson of South Carolinaf Jam ss Watson married Mary King Would like to locate her family of Kings.
 M Answers.
 
 Fitzhugh, his wife, of Essex County, Va. afterward of Albemarle County. Va, had four sons. Harry, Hugh. Patrick and Charles, and two daughters, Susannah and Margaret. Hugh Rose married Car- oline M. Jordan, daughter of Col. Sam uel Jordan. by whom he had eleven chill dren: 1st, Carolina, married MT. Turpin, | whose daughter, Mrs. Johnson, was moth- | CT of Gen. Ed Johnson; 2nd, Susannah, married Geo. Pleasants of Virginia; Sd, pr. Robert Rose, married Fannie Madi- son. sister of the President: 4th. Hugh Ca sodier), married a Phillips and moved to Georgia; 9th. Samuel, killed by Indians | in Kentucky; 9th. Judy Scott. married. 1st. Landon Cabeil. 2nd, MT. Tabb of Lynchburg, Va; 7th, Annie. married Chas. Irving; Sth, Lucinda. married Spots | wood Garland; 9th, Paulina, died young; | 10th, Dr. Gustavus Adolphus, lived at La Port. Ind; 11th, Emily, married a MT. | Copeland. I found no mention of Eliza
 beth Rose l.. J. s. might make con-
 nection with some of these lines. possibly | Hugh Rose, who moved to Georgia. 359. TRIPP-He was a member of the
 Continental Congress which assembled al Halifax, N. C., on November 12, 1776
 See Wheeler's History of N. C., Vol. l.. page S5. .. 1 361., MARTIN-James Martin owned a
 an early date a considerable tract o l land in Albemarle County, Va. In 175'
 he gave 200 acres to each of his six sons
 Stephen, John, James, Obadiah, William
 and David. These sons. or most of them | are believed to have emigrated to North Carolina about the time of the Revolu.
 tion. It is possible the John just men, toned was the John Martin who lived
 in the western part of the North Garden | He died in 1872; his wife's name was | Elizabeth. believed to have been a Wheel CT, and his children were Benjamin. Sa- l rah, the wife of John Watson, Mary, the !, wife of Wm. Wood; Susan, the wife of HIckerson Jacob. and Clarissa- Benjamin succeeded to his fathers place and died l in 1921. Reference. History of Albemarle County, Va, by Rev. Edgar Woods, page 264