The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19

 And so to this bright fair city old. be- side is waters bright,
 We Daughters give you welcome warm and honor you. this night Queries.
 ', POS. CANTEY-I woul1 like to know something about the Cantey family of South Carolina. Please tell me all you can find out about their Colonial and Revolutionary history know they were distinguished, but l do not know the facts. --r II. r.
 2Os. HERBERT Sarah Herbert was born in Augusta, Ga., in 17SS. She mar ried William Mackay. a young Scotch man from Wigton, Scotland. She was the daughter of Isaac Herbert who came to America from England before the Revolution. It is said that he came first to North Carolina, probably Will mington. He was sent by the English Government and occupied some position lived in Augusta. Ga. Wanted to know his politics during the Revolution. whether he sympathized with the Eng lish or the Americans. It is said that s. Augustine. his faithful wife visited him there and experienced many dan gers and hardships during her journey there and return. M. r. 210. WALTON-To what family of | Waltons did this Mary Walton belong? | She was the daughter of John Walton and Elizabeth Jennings. We have always | been told that Elizabeth Jennings was | one of the heirs to the great Jennings | estate. M. r. 2ll, HDWELI-Can you find out for me anything about the family history | of Edward Howell, who was Cohgress- man many years ago from Western New | York? 1 know that l am of the same | fImily. ani would like to know, some | thing about them. r. II. Answers. | 195. FAUNTLEROY-I have as com- plete a Fauntleroy genealogy us l sup Erowning's Americans of Royal De- scent" In the enclosed statement l be- gin with the one who came to America.
 1. Col. Moore Fauntleroy camestc ylr- ginia in 16S6. He was Burgess 16if-l659. and Justice of Rappahannock County. Va. He married first in England, Dor oShy. daughter. of Thomas Calle; issue, l64S. in Virginia, Mary Hill. He died 1865, leaving a son by his second wife. II. William Fauntleroy of Rappahan, mock County, Justice, l6Soc1s95; marri1d Griffin, Will proved TIPS; issue. threo i. Moore Faurtleroy. married Margaret u,
 9 Griffin Fauntleroy. married a daugh- ter of Thomas Taylor.
 III. Col. William Fauntleroy. born 1884: Burgess. Richmond County, Va. l7'6; died, I'67; married Appma Bushrod'
 1. Hannah, married Capt. Maximillan
 2. Apphia. married Col. William Ban
 ;. Catherine. married John Lewis.
 1. Mary, married Brooks.
 B. Ann, married Petit.
 6. Sarah, married Grey.
 :. John, died unmarried.
 S. Moore, married Ann Heale.
 ". Catherine Fauntleroy married John Lewis prior to 1150; issue:
 Sailie Lewis, married Philip Taylor, lsSO.
 The descent from David Allen and Ap- phla Lewis has been given in these col umns before. M. c. II.
 19S. FREEMAN--I can give you the names of the Freeman family of Wilkes County, Ga. Holman Freeman, ST., Hol- man Freeman, Jr.. John Freeman. James Freeman, William Freeman, Jesse Free man and Coldrup Freeman, John Free man was an early settler settler Tn aorN WnSes a,es brothers John Holman and brothers were the sons of Holman, Sr. There was also a Daniel Freeman but l am not sure where he comes in. H.
 In smiths Story of Georgia these names of Freeman soldiers are given John, James, William. Holman, Roswell and Laban Freeman.-Editor.
 l45. FITZPATRICK-Th editor would like to call "B, s" attention to the name of William Fitzpatrick. given in the list of Liberty County Troops printed in this issue. IL is the nrst time the editor mas seen the name of William Fitzpatrick fin any list of Georgia soldiers. If he was in Liberty County in l7s6, he probably
 afT fTaNs so many others who left the county at that time. When land grants were issued to the soldiers there was d great emi- grafton from the coast settlements to to those who did not possess grants. John Andrew. the father of Bishop An drew, left Liberty County at this time and went to Wilkes County.
 1ss. FREEMAN-In a recent number of your paper there is a query in reference was sister to Col Holman Freeman whose son, Capt. Jack Freeman served in the war of the Revolution MT Fleming Freeman was brother to Col. Freeman. he died in Montgomery or in that county. My great-grandfather Free man died from the effects of imprison- ment by the British. My father was Simmons. A. J. II.
 1SS. TRAMMELI-Dennis and William Trammell are in the list of Revolution ary soldiers published in Smiths Story of Georgia. William Trammell was liv- ing in Ebert County, Ga. in 1s4O; his name is mentioned in the United States Census of Pensions for 1Sl0.
 194. HEPHERD--Samaei Shepherd was a Sergeant in the Richmond Volun- teers under Captain Booker in 1Sl3. tNa. Mag, Vol. IT,, page 95)
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