The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-18

married. Erie, Ala, about 1859. William Bullock Inge (son of Richard and Elz- abeth, Bullock Inge9; bern a,a ITams,,se Grasns boro, Ala, January 3. 1Si3 William Bul, lock and Elizabeth Herndon lnge had eleven children.
 276 BALLARD-Joshua Ballard's name is enrolled in the list of Georgia soldiers published in the Third Smithsonian Re- port page 370. It is not in the list fur ntshed by the Secretary of state, ai- though he may perhaps be found in the State Archives. The name appears on list compiled from many books upon Georgia history and is authentic. The name of William Hurt was not to be folrd on the list of the Secretary of State and yet his services were obtained recently from the State archives and printed in this department. We would
 advise A. H. A. to write to the office
 for further information.
 274 CoPELAND-William Copeland Is also enrolled in the- list of Georgia sol- diers on page 373 of the Third SmIthso-
 nian Report.
 242. LINDSEY-DANIEL. etc.-Tha fol- 10 wing extract is taken from The Lind says of America page 2n.
 James Lindsay lived and died in Caro- line County about twelve miles fr1La Gn Port Royal. He was porn about 170O probably in Scotland; he married whcn very young, Sarah Daniel. by whom he had six sons and three daughters. He died in 17s2 in his S2nd year. His sons were Caleb John. settled in Georgia; William, Jacob. who also is said to have settled, in Georgia: Daniel, Col. Reuben, of Albemarle County. Va.
 277. CoLEMAN-LINDsAY-The thrse daughters of James and Sarah Daniel Lindsay were named Elizabeth, Sarah and Mary. The first two both married gentlemen named Coleman. and their descendants are very numerous. Mary married a Mir. o'Neal. Nndsay History,
 In Smiths History of Georgia we find that Daniel Coleman settled in Richmond County. about 1773-4, and that John Cole man settled there about 17Sl-5. As this is the county in which Augusta is To- cated and Eliza Coleman was married there in 1795. perhaps she was the daughter of one of them.
 270. BITILOCK-INGE-It is evident from the genealogy printed in The At lanta Constitution that this Bullock fam fly is different from the Bullocks of South born in Granville County. N. C., in 1915. enc would naturally infer that the Bull locks and Inges were North Carolina peo- pie. Vol. l. of the North Carolina Reg that of John Bullock of Chowan, who died in 1872. He mentions wife. Fan ny and children. William and Eliza Bull lock. It is possible that Elzia or Eliz- abeth manfred Dr. Richard Inge and William Bullock Inge for her brother John Bullock mentions other children in Rhode Island so he may have emigrated from there to North Carolina after the Revolution.
 But the. Bullock family have lived in North Carolina from a very early date for the Virginia Magazine, Vol VII. page 345, mentions George Bullock of Currituck Precinct, N. C., aged 76, iD' l711, who states that he came from VirG ginia to North Carolina about 1661. When in Virginia he lived on Elizabeth River. seated in York County as early as 163i Captain Hugh Bullock of London, was the first settler His son William Bull lock wrote the famous tract in Virginia (Va. Mag, Vol. IT.. page 414)
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