The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-15

| vc are told that he bore upon his coach | md upon his silver the coat-of-arms or | the Pendletons of Norwich.
 Philip Pendleton was born In 1850 at l Norwich, England: died in Virginia in | .72l. He was the son of Henry rsndle- l on, who was the third son of Henry | Pendleton, son and heir of Ge5fseA Pen | ileton gentleman. who married Elizabeth. | laughter of John Pettingall, gentleman | of Norwich. The family of Pendleton ] vas originally from Manchester, where | he name was well known. some of them l having been in public life as early as the | time of Henry VIII. In the year ihl5 | George Pendleton moved from Manche-.er
 to Norwich. His son and heir, Henry land Historical and Genealogical Register may be seen the will of Sir John Pettus. Xnt. of Norwich, dated January, lbiS, ap pointing his cousin. Henry Pendleton, Supervisor of my estate. Also that ol Thomas Pertus of Caistree, St. Edmunds. Norfolk, dated October, lSls. which be- and Susan, his wife annuity out of my houses in Norwich!
 From this family of Pettus connected in
 the old country with the Pendietons.
 bama. The emigrant Philip settled in
 that portion of New Kent County which
 was afterwards Caroline County His
 daughter, Elizabeth Pendleton, married
 Samuel Clayton of the same county and
 their descendants are very numerous.
 Stubbs Early Settlers." page 493, states
 that Henry Pendleton, son of Philip, the
 emigrant, married Mary Taylor in l.os
 She was born 1889 in Gloucester County.
 Vol. IT,, Southern History Association.
 page 169. says that Philip Pendleton tson
 of Henry Pendleton of Norwich. Eng
 land). was born leSo' emigrated 10 Hr, s died in New Kent County. 172l. His son Henry Pendleton was born 1883. died May, l121. married Mary Taylor in 110l. She was born June 2 16SS died ITO. she was daughter of the first James Taylor, (who settled in New Kent. now Caroline Coun- tv. where he died April 30. 169s). and his second wife. Mary Gregory. to whom ne was married August F. 1882.
 Henry and Mary Taylor Pendleton. had two daughters, Isabella and May Pendlet1n who married Henry and James Gaines, Gaines. but this is probably q mistake:) There ia an article by lion. Thomas M. Owen insthe volume just mentioned. page 163. which describes the Gaines family
 It was seated in Virginia in the first hlty years of the colony. There were pat entees in Rappahannock. Lunenburg, Gull pepper. Albemarle. New Kent. King ana Queen and Essex counties. No sati5tac- tory deductions as to descent from any
 of the above patentees have been shown
 by any of the families bearing the name
 Tn several printed records start with
 Henry and James Gaines. said 'o nave been brothers, who married respectively Isabella and Mary Pendleton, sisters of Judge Edmund Pendleton.
 The dates of birth. death and marriage of Henry Gaines are not known A fam ily record says only that Henry Gaines married Isabella Pendleton. Their chill
 dren were Benjamin Gaines. Richard. Henry, died 1911 in Madison County. Va; James. married Elizabeth Strother; Rob ert Thomas, married Susannah Strother;
 Philip, Nancy, Isabella, married - Brown.
 James Gaines, said. to have been brother of Henry Gaines, married Mary
 Pendleton, sister of isabella Pendleton above He died about 17S6. in Culpepper ed in 1792 from Culpepper.) She was si in 1891. so she must have been born in 177. Children were Isabella Gaines
 Henry, Jane, Richard Edmund. Joseph, Francis Thomas, Mary. married - Hern-
 don; Sarah. married -. Broadus; Cath arine, married - Broadus: James, WIZ liam.
 This is all that the editor has been able
 to find about the Gaines family. Martha
 Gaines, who mari sd John Harvie, ST.
 Is not mentioned in this record. She
 might have been sister of the Gaines brothers who married the Pendleton sis ters, but she could not have been
 daughter of either of them. She may have been descended from tn first Philip
 Pendleton through one of the younger sons, but this has not been proved
 James and Thomas Gaines, who mar ried Strother sisters. have descendants In
 Mobile They were soldiers in the Revo- lution. Proof of the services of Thomas
 Gaines may be found in Saneirs Kec0rds' pages 261-269. He served in Captain Por- terfeld's company, in Colonel Morgan's Rifemen. James Gaines was Captain of
 company of volunteers. For proof see Lossing's Field Book of the Revolution. | IT., pages 494-o.
 | the son of Captain James Gaines and Eilz- abeth Strother.