The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-07
pr: Calvin Drake of Thomaston,

lQA Enos Russell Flewellen married Su- Edan Jones: he died in Russell County, IA1a. Children: Antoinette. married first ffenfy Thompson, second Edgar Johnson; Jubius George, Mattie, Mollie. married | Pat Carnes; Ran iail married Mary ---; Georgia. married Julius c. Mitchell The editor wishes this record corrected and enlarged; correspondence upon\ the subject will be welcomed.
 25s. VIVIAN-MINOR-John Vivian was Justice and Sheriff of Mlddlesex County, Va, in 17l4 He married Margaret -. | Their daughter Diana Vivian married Garrett Minor, October 17. 1706. She Gied April l6, 1718,and he died on February 2. 1720 Issue, John Minor. born June | 29 17O7 (See Vim. and Mary Quar-, Vol VIII, page 197.)
 The Minor family came from a Dutch ship captain who settled in Virginia In Lancaster County records, Minor Doodes | owns property with his wife Mary in
 1865 The General Assembly in 1873 nat uralized Minor Doodes and Doodes Mf- nor his son. The will of Minor Doodes, December 13, 1877, is recorded in Middle sex County. It Is sealed with the wax impression of a galley.
 His wife Mary died on Montague Island. January g. 16S6-s7.. Her will was proved February 2. of the same year. Acc )rding to these wills:
 1. Minor Doodes and Mary. his wife. had issue: Doodes Minor and Mary. who married Peter Montague, son of Peter Montague, the emigrant.
 2. Doodes Minor married Mrs Eliza beth Cock. He died 1895. She died 170s. They had several children. among others: 8. Garrett Minor, baptized April 13. 1879, was a justice of Middlesex County, and married Diana, daughter of John Viv- ian and Margaret his wife. October IT, l7Os. She died April 16, 11S, and he on February 2, 1720 Issue:
 4. John Minor born June %. 176. was an influential and wealthy planter of Spotsylvania County, one of the justices. etc. He married Sarah Carr born No
 vember 19, TIA; married November l
 1732, daughter of Capt. Thomas and M.ry Dabney Carr, and sister of Agnes Carr,
 who married Col. John Waller, and of
 Thomas Carr and John Carr. Sarah Carr
 was a granddaughter of Thomas Carr,
 Gentleman the emigrant to Virginia
 The will of John Minor. was proved in
 Spottsylvania. September ?, 1755. To his
 children he left lands in Spottsylvania
 Culpepper. Orange and Louisa counties;
 to his wife the home tract during life
 and his chase, horses and harness, to
 his eldest son, John. his silver watch.
 troopers arms and one hundred pounds
 current money and a gold ring with
 "poesy,-No recompense but love- His
 inventory exhibits a very large estate.
 The will of his wife, Sarah Minor is
 dated September B. 1772 and is recorded
 in Spotsylvania. Issue of John and Sa-
 rah Minor:
 John, William. Thomas, married Mary
 Dabney; Mary, married Joseph Herndon;
 Garrett, married Mary O. Terrill: James.
 married Mary Carr; Diana, Dabney. mar
 ried Ann Anderson; Vivian. married Eliz-
 abeth Dick; Elizabeth. married Col. Jas.
 Lewis of Laurel Hill; Peter. married Miss
 Jones, Civilian and Mary Quarterly, Vol.
 VIII. pages 197-S)
 Vivian Minor was born November 4,
 1750; he was a captain in the Revolution.
 He married Elizabeth Dick of Springfield,
 Caroline County. Va, daughter of the
 Rev Archibald Dick. who was ordained
 in 1762 and was minister of St. Marga-
 ret's Parish, from 177s to 17s7. (See Bish-
 CD Meade's Old ,Chnrches.) Issue, six
 children: Mary. married McLaughlan; Ma
 tilda, married Robert Coleman of Caro-
 line County: Lewis. Archibald, Joseph,
 Alfred.
 Civilian and Mary Quarterly, Vol. TX.
 page 1s2)