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rah Thompson, married Daniel Marshall of Virginia; ?, Polly Thompson. died un- married; 3. Jane Thompson, married James Watkins. They removed from Yir- ginia to Ebert County, Ga. Francis Oi- iver married -, remained in Virginia, issue, 1, Elizabeth, married Peter Oliver. her cousin and son of Dionysius; 2. Fran cis married Dionysius. also son of Diony- sius. Dionysius Oliver, born 1735, died in 1908. in Ebert County. Ga., married first in Virginia, Mary Ann, daughter of Val entine Winfrey, and had ten children. He married second. Susan Jackson of South Carolina, and had one son. He removed from Virginia. through South Carolina, to Elbert County, Ga., where. he served in the Revolution as Captain of privateer, and also with General Lincoln at the sieges of Savannah and Augusta, was in the battles of Kings Mountain and Retta Creek In Wilkes County. He was captured by the British and many years after would relate to his grandchildren the hardships he endured. pr. James Oliver was in Ebert County, where he died and was buried. Another grandson, Wm. T. o. Cook, living in lS9S at the age of 90, Children of Dionysius Oliver of Broad River, Ga, l, Peter; E., John;,3 James; 4. Dionysius; 5, Thomas
 Winfrey; 6. William 2, Elenor; s, Flor ence Mccarthy; g. Martha: 10. Francis; Il, Jackson. Peter married his cousin Betty, daughter of Francis Oliver of Vir- ginia; issue, Dionysius. his only child, married Lucinda, daughter of Micajah McGehee. He married, second, her elder sister, Sarah McGehee, widow of Thomas Hill Issue by first marriage, 1, Martha; ?, Peter; 3, Dionysius; 4, Margaret; 5, a daughter Martha married her cousln | pr. Thomas winfrey Oliver. His mother married second, Rev. Isaac N. Davis, , and had two daughters. Peter married I-, issue, Dionysius. Margaret married | MT. Phillips. James Oliver of Petersburg, Ga, born 1765, died December, 1916. mar | ried, first, Francis Thompson, daughter of William and Mary (Wells) Thompson. He married, second, Susan Watkins He | had six children, 1, Prudence Thompson; | 2, Caledonia; 3, Sarah w.; 4, Sophia Nj; | 5, Mary Xenia; 6, John. First Prudence married her cousin, Robert H. Watkins, | issue. 1, Mary Francis, married James | E. Saunders; 2, Sarah, married George w. Foster; James L.. married Eliza Patton; 4, Virginia Prudence, married | Thomas S. Foster; 5, Louisa Matilda,
 married Stephen W. Harris; G. Robert H.,
 married Margaret Lindsey Carter; sec ond, Sarah W. Oliver married Daniel Bird
 of Georgia; third, Mary Xenia. Oliver
 married John D. Bibb of Alabama, issue, 1, Charles Sydney; 3, Elvira A; 8, Sarah Francis; 4, Mary Dandridge; D, William Crawford; s, Edwin Augustus; ', Lavina Arabella; 8, John Dandridge; g. Dand- ridge Asberry 10, Algernon Sydney; Il, Mary Cornelia F, Laura H. Fourth, Jonn Oliv<r, born 1S00 died 1885. married Ruth Weedon, daughter of Col. Wm. and Sarah (Sands) Weedon of Maryland, issue, l. Sarah Francis; 2, Caroline; 3, Maria Lou to-. oh TAnnfG married Edmund Blunt Hasklns, issue. Ann Eliza, married Dr. George H Moore; g. Caroline married James LeNolr, issue, 1, Wm. G.; 2, Sterling Paine; 3, Dr. James LeNoir: 4, Sarah Louisa, married James R. Taylor, issue Carolyn and James Taylor; 5, George; $, Edward. 3' Richard Blunt Haskins married Ida Da- wis, issue, 1, Ida: ?, Robert Lee; 3, Yallie; f. Francis Oliver. 4, James w. Haskins. 5, John Oliver Haskins. married, first, Bet tie HarrelI. second, Mary Ferguson, is- sue, Annie Mary and by second marriage 2. Caroline, died young; 8, Carrie; 4, Paine: D. John Oliver. 2, Caroline Oliver.
 married Goode Watkins, no issue. 3, Maria Louisa Oliver married Dr. Sterling Paine, issue: l, Dr. Frank Paine, married Onie Brown; z, Julia Paine, married Wm. Le- Noir; 3, Caledonia, married Wm. Wade; | 4. Ruth Weedon Paine married John l.. l MoNdillan. 4, Caledonia Oliver married Thomas Clay: 5, John Oliver. married 1 Francis Rebecca Conolly. The oliver family will be continued next week. See
 Early Settlers of Alabama, by stuobs- n3. STARKE-The Starkes came from York County, Va. Wm. Starke of York County, son of Dr. Richard Starke, moved | to Prince George County, and married l Mary (Clarke) Boiling in 1727, issue, Boil | ing Starke, born 1733, who was man or | prominence during the Revolution. He represented Dinwidde in the House of ! Burgess, 1761 and 1T0, and in the Conven- ton of 1776, and was one of the Cover nor's council in 17S1. was appointed one of the Auditors to succeed Thomas Ed
 ward; 2, Wm. Starke, married Mary Bas- sett Dangerfield; 3, Robert, father of Dr. Powhatan Boiling Starke, who married
 Miss Orgain. See Virginia Historical Magazine, Vol. H., No. s.
 In Early Settlers of Alabama can be found a record of the Flint and Ray fam files, and mention is made of the mar riage of Emily, daughter of Captain Pe-
 ter and Mary Flint Ray to Bellheld Starke-
 All. GARNETT-John Garnett owned
 
 commonly known by the name of liar woods neck; due for the transportation of Alice his first wife, Peter Hooper, her son and Elizabeth, his new wife, Novem- Der A. 1885 Virginia Historical Maga- zine, Vol. w., No. i. Thomas Garnett 200 acres adjoining the land of Doctoris Christmas, in the head of Little Pongoson
 River. Due for the transportation of four persons By John West. July 3. 16SS. Vir- ginia Magazine, Vol. III, No. l.
 43. POPE-The win of Thomas Pope of the Parish of Philip and Jacob In Bristol, mentions his wife. Joanna, sons Charles.
 Nathaniel, Thomas, Richard and John, daughters Mary, Elizabeth and Marga- ret, Jesse Pope Is mentioned in White s 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 Report are the names of Col Whey Pope, Capt. John Pope, Vim. Pope Henry Pope. Burwell Pope,
 The mother of Jesse Lockhart was Sarah
 Pope. She married Jesse Lockhart Sa- rah Pope was the daughter of Jesse Pope and Miss McKinnie. She had brother, Jesse Pope. She was the granddaughter of Henry Pope and Mrs. Appleton Hen " Pope was the great grandson of Col. Nathaniel Pope. who settled in Mary land and afterwards in Virginia
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