The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

J. R. B. Hathaway or Eaenton, ~, S;, published several numbers Of the North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register There was . good deal ot de- lay In the publication ana the euitor seemed to have some tEen9le % anu . we cono mo tinued or whether it was suspended on account of financial thfiicuNies.
 North Carolina Records. In reply to 9 request for informatISn, m sd,,ms the State Auditor of Nortn .Ss 1aros nf his office are in very bad condition ana a search involves a great deal or trou- ble. He therefore reco nmends Mrs ra- nis W. smith h,', of the the Ano'res resesrch % for t3. 10. and If successful In finding record will furnish an Officiai Certificate of Re, cord of Service during the Revolutioh. state recommends Miss Flora Creech of iS State Historian. Queries
 .4s, wAsHINGTON-BALL- l get op' of Martha Washinston. who married Isaac Ball? She was related to Augustine Washington. the. father of Gen tseorgee washington. They were the he aSeesiors Se;,hsens ot Their son, John Ball, married MISS Jen- kins, Am very desirous to get clue t, the ancestry of Martha and Isaac a'"l'' {" PAT. SrEPHENS-Can any one tell any thing of the descendants of Captain Ste phens. who was second in command in the Bacon Revolution? His property was took his wife and young family to what Ia now Lynchburg. Va,, and lived among the Indians. Is anything known of his children or grandchildren?
 24s. JORDAN-In Historical Collec- tions of Joseph Habersham Chapter. ID. A. R.. recently published. l find on page Reuben Jordan's wife was ''Genette liar ris." In the record I have Jeanette Harpie' married Reuben Jordan. Could there have been two Reuben Jordans. the other to Jenette HarH' Reuben Jor- dan was the son of Mathew: wanted proof of the Revolutionary services or ihs ,,,s latter, with some history Pi pf C. the
 24s. HEARD-Susan Heard married Boyd of Jasper County. Ga. Who was her father. and please give the Kevoius tiunary services of her ancestors II these services can be proved? A. [.
 a5o. BOSsARD-My ancestor. Captain Bossasd. was Frenchman in south
 
 married and settled in South Carolina. Wanted proof of his services. C. Il.
 2l. MoRRIs-My/ grand;n other. was Mary Morris daughter of George Morris, and 1t is said that he was the son or grandson of Robert Morris. the great ffinancier of the Revoliti 1n. Can yo4 rify this for me? A. C. 252. LEGARE-wants sd to know some thing about the Legare family, Miss Logare of Charleston, s. c.. married - Croft abou: the time of the Rev olution. A. C.
 a53. CROFT-The Croft mentioned above was a Revolutionary soldier ana it is said that he served under Marion
 and died in General Marions camp and in Marion's bed. Wanted to know some thing about the Croft family and the Revolutionary services of this soldier. A. c. 254. LEWIS-My mother was Ada Lewis; my grandfather was William Wood Lewis: my great-grandtather was
 Richard Lewis and he married sarah Wood, my great-grandmother. Richard
 Lewis had a brother named Fielding, and
 we think his father. my great-great- grandfather, was also named Fielding. The nephew of my great grandmother. wood Depot. Albemarle County, Va. He writes me My father said that We were related to the Meriwether Lewis family, married Mary Terrell" l hope that you can trace my Lewis line. L. $. s- Answers.
 23o. HART-Information cones from the Secretary of Stat of North Carolina that he has had the Revolutionary re- cords of his office searched for the name Of Henry Hart. and no such name ap-
 pe1rs. The files are ncompicte7 how ever, and Henry Hart may have served and his name may be found elsewhere.
 2l7. HURT-Descendants of William Hurt of Hancock County, Ga, must not get his record confused with the follow ing. which was obtained from the office of the Secretary of State Cf North Car, olina:
 William Hurt, private in Captain Don oho's company, sixth Regiment, Nortn
 rod of service of two and one-half years: killed October ith 1'I''
 240. POPE.Jesse Pope is mentioned in Whites Historical Collections as one Of the first settlers of Hancock County, Ga. In the list of Georgia soldiers to be found in the Third Smithsonian Re port are the names of Col. Wiley Pope Capt. John Pope. William Pope, Henry Pope. Burwell Pope.
 239. LOCkHART-ln the Third Re- port the names of Benjamin Lockhart, Isaac Lockhart, Joel Lockhart are in q list of Georgia soldiers copied from the State Archives. Richard Lockhart was given a soldiers grant.
 l19. JONES-I read in The Advertiser notes of the Jones family of Petersburg, Va. taken from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography.
 Capt. Peter Jones. who married Mary - and their children, william, Rich ard. Thomas Abraham. Peter and John are mentioned in Bristol Parish Vestry Book and Register hy Chamberlayne.
 Pages l-55. Capt. Peter Jones. d vest ryman in Bristol Parish, served as vest ryman from October 30 1i20, to Novem- ber 10. 1926" Page 1T. June T. l7Zi: Capt. Peter Jones and his son Abraham Jones are appointed counters for ye said precinct" Page 25. June B, 1725, Capt. Peter Jones and his son Peter Jones are apointed counters for ye sd precinct"
 Page 35. July 24 t727; Ordered that Wm. Davis and Thomas Jones, son of Peter Jones. procession from Licking Place branch up to Nottaway to the ex- tent"
 Page s5, July 24. 1727. "Ordered that Pe- ter Jones and Abrah4m Jones procession 1 from Lev ta Run to the Indian town l