The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-02

H Miss M. McElderry, TauSoeta s A Martha wayles Jefferson Chapter % E Regent. Mrs. J. l.. Cowan' < rreaerick Sesska' William Cray Chapter F Regent Mrs. J. J. Moorins' < John Wade Reyes chapter-Re- ' gent. Mrs. Aurora P. Mcclellan.
 < Mobile cnapter-Regent. Mrs. R. { . Tuscaloosa Chapter-Regent, Mrs. & Ellen Peter-Bryce, Tuscaloosa:
 Lewis Chapter-Regent. Mrs. l.. 1' s z Mrs. sarah Mcqueen. Regent. Flu E Mrs. syd. Robbins. Regent. Selma. E Seaeaasxslaesesex@lsxse*xxseaaestdassaesxaixasSS aastas S We have read with much interest the sketch given by the State Regent of "A North Carolina Real Daughter. To as- sist her in proving the claims of the Real Daughter. we refer her to the fact that the name of John Secrest may be found in the Census of Pensioners Tor 1s4o. He was living in Williamson Coun- ty. Tennessee. Perhaps he is the J. J. Secrist described in the article.
 State Historian. Queries.
 227. HENDRICK-It Is a tradition In aur family that the Hendricks are or | German origin and came to this country | with Hendrix Hudson and settled In New York. My grandfather was Gustavus Hendrick. eldest son of John Hendrick | of Virginia. Johns brothers were Oba- | diah, Gustavus and Benjamin. Jonn first wife was the daughter of David | Ellington. Baptist minister. who dieo | in Wilkes County, Ga. My grandfather | was born in Virginiain 1793 and being the eldest son his father was probably too 1 young to have served in the Revolution, but his grandfather John's father), was | about the right age for service and l | should like to be able to prove this. About the time John moved to Georl1a | Q795) his brothers went west and pos. | sibly one of them was the ancestor or 1 Thomas A. Hendricks.
 (Note-Memorial Records of Alabama states that John Hendrick finally moved to Kentucky and died there)
 22S. DILLARD-Mr. H. M. Dillard of | Meridian. Texas. desires to correspond with members of this family, especially those who. are descendants of the Dil- lards of tidewater Virginia. He is com piling genealogy of the family. Un. der the head of Answers will be found some notes sent by him which may as sist members of this family in proving their descent.
 22s. JAUDoN-Isaac <Jaudon was . T ReVOlutiOnaryJ SOlOleT, ms uatlNc oldtC was South Carolina and he moved from there to Alabama in 12S and renaineo until 1857. when he moved to Mississippi. Monroe County, and died in 1S60 and was | buried in that county about seven miles from Aberdeen; he was 96 years of age: do not remember in whose command he served or in what battles he fought I would like to secure proof Of his ser | vice; 1 am the son or his olo age anu reside in Alabama T. l.. J.
 2so. HART-I see from the information given that am not descendant of Col. Thomas Hart. It must be that one or his brothers was my great-grandfather. His name was Henry Hart. l presume he was a Colonel in the militia service in the Revolution from North Carolina. cousin. nee Mary Hart. from North Car olina, who is also descendant She says that her father told her during his life that Col. Henry Harts army papers can proceed to get the necessary evi-
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 17s. JCNEs-The following notes were contributed by MT. Iredell Jones Of ROCK
 For all information can furnish re- fer you to my fathers book recently pub lished, entitled A Genealogical His tory" by Cadwallader Jones. It can be Store, Columbia. s. C.. price sl: I quote from the book as follows: We turn now to known ancestors and trace the direct pedigree of this line to Rich | ard Jones. He was of Welch extraction,
 married Lady Jeffries of the Manor of Ley and settled In Devonshire, England; 1; had been a merchant of London n,,,,a Tney C, Richard. Abram and Frederick. The four first came to Virginia at an carly period of the settlement of that colony, leaving Frederick the youngest; cn~I with ms his died prior to 1889. QHenrico Papers), was the next ancestor. He had among other children. Thomas. Major Peter and had Captain Peter Jones. who married his cousin Mary, daughter of Major Peter Jones and wife. Mary Wood, daughter
 of General Abram Wood. Henrico Pa Frederick. the father of Major Cadwal-
 lader Jones of the Revolution of 1716. The city of Petersburg was fourd- ed by Captain Peter Jones and his cous- spectively of Major Peter and Thomas Jones' It appears that the city was named for Major Peter Jones: who died in 172s." The book is full of family his tory and has more on the subject than l have quoted.
 1sS. FREEMAN-In a recent issue of The Advertiser there appeared in your I Freeman family of Wilkes County, Ga.. signed "A. J. H." I am making some 1 genealogical researches for my wife. who | is a D. A. R.. and a descendant of Will | liam Wyatt Bibb, first Governor of Ala bama, and his wife, who as you doubt | less know, was a daughter of Holman | Freeman We are anxious to get into communication with A. J. H.
 H. H. Parker. Drawer g, Portland. Ore.
 229. JAUDON-I have been endeavoring | to trace some of the lines of the Jaudon | family. especially Elias Jaudon, who in- | termarried with one of the descendants | of Landgrave Smith. This Ellis Jaudon | was born in 1739 had a brother James | born 1745. probably other brothers and sisters. Both Elias and James. believe, l married more than once. They left nu- | merous children. No one. as far as l | have learned, has ever prepared a re- | cord of the family and 1t Is almost im- possible to locate the various branches l correctly on the original tree. l am having great difficulty in tracing some | of the lines want where they followed | their kin "out West" Even the South Carolina branches cannot give the early generations.
 Albany, N. Y.