The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-28
Daughters of the
 American Revolution. GENEALOGICAL AND RHETORICAL DzPARTMzNT.
DEPARTMENT.

 roRICAL DEPARTMENT. G' eENeR<Ne3E<sA<<HS<E<R<eENs3 .>u reierence IS atIacaed to l.iis think 1t was obtained from the Cables and their kin, will some one who has the work verify 1t. Mir. W. H. Dabney, in his work ''The Dabneys of Virginia" says that Charles Harris married Mary, the daughter of Cornelius Dabney, and states that Charles Harris, Chis wife then being dead), was named as one of the executors of thls will, which was dated October 25, 176i. No further reference is made to the descendants of Charles Har- ris but there was one son If not more for John Harris of Albemarle County, Va Married his first cousin. Margaret Maupin. her mother being a Dabney; of this marriage there was at least two children, Major Robert Harris. who for many years represented his county Mad ison County, Ky.), in the Legislature. He was born in Albemarle County. Va, Oc- tober e7, 17S6. and married Jail Ellison of Madison County, Ky. The other child was the father of Hon. John D. Harris of Richmond, ky. I do not at this time remember his name.
 A reference from the family record of J. M Maupin of Madison. Mo. states that Robert Harris emigrated from Wales to Virginia, and that his son Thomas Harris of Hanover County. Va. married Susanna Jarrot; of this marriage one son is mentioned by name, there be- ing other children, James, whose wife was Mary -, their son Thomas was born July 20, 175s, and married Susannah Dab ney. No reference s made of this mar riage by Mr. Dabney in his book.
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 394. JAMES wARE-Is the Peter Ware mentioned in the Query No. 31. the Pe- ter Ware who resided in Albemarle Coun- ty. Va? If so, was James Ware, born November 1s, 1745. his son. James Ware was an officer in the Continental Army from Virginia. Give the ancestry of Peter Ware. if fnown. "B."
 ss5. wILLIs-MAC ACKLIN-cnAR Ann Willis married - Macilin and lived near Hicks Ford. Va. Their daughter. Ann Willis Macklin, married John w. Charles. who lived in Wake County. N. c. Who of this family fought in the Revolution7 M. N. H.
 39s. HOwELL-Informatio wanted of Daniel Howell of Georgia. How many children did he have, their names. and whom they married. N. w.
 Answers.
 3s3 The mother of Henry and Gather inc Pendleton, and wife of Philip Pendle- ton. was Isabela Hart, and not lsabela Hurt, as is given in the query. See an- swer, No. 2s0. of Advertiser. also pr. Browns Cables and their Kin. "B."
 BIT. JORDAN-Col. Samuel Jordan mar ried TAO Ruth Meredith daughter of Samuel Meredith; issue, Mrs. John Hun ter: g. Mary Winston; 5, Margaret Ca- bell. Samuel Jordan's second wife was Judith Scott Ware. Hugh Rose, son of Rev. Robert Rose of Virginia, married Caroline M. Jordan, daughter of Col. Samuel Jordan.
 s61. MARTIN-Abram Martin was liv- ing in Albemarle County. Va. in 1880. His son, the first born of the name in America. was John, born in Albemarle County, Va, 1885. There may have been others. John had the following children: Abram, born Albemarle County. Febru- ary !. ms: Thomas. 1714; John. Mary Clarke. Eliza Douglas and Mrs. White Abram married Elizabeth Marshall. born in Westmoreland County, Va. March 1. 1727. who was the aunt of Chief Justice Marshall Gas proven by old letters found in the families of Abram Martin.) After the war of ITS Abram was killed by the Indians while looking for lands in Geor- gia. Judge Wm. Dickenson Martin died in Charleston. His tombstone Is in St. Michel's churchyard.
 ss1. LEwIS-In Lineage Book, Vol. K, Jesse Pittman Lewis enlisted at the age of 16; served under Baron Steuben, and was at the siege of Yorktown. He was a pensioner when he died in 1S49. His HIa rir Tr