The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-14

Johh riser, pr.' 1T. m, January zo, Bourbon County.
 Philip Anent' pr. P. M.. July 10. 1884,
 Clementius. serg and pr. P. M. July
 Hugh Forgey. pr. P. M, December 2s, 1883, aged 80.
 Andrew House. pr. P. M, July 10. 1884, aged s6.
 Thomas Shaw. pr. P. M, April Is, 1885, | aged 81.
 John stipp. Dr.. P. M, October s1. 1885, | aged S6.
 Bracken County.
 John Hamilton, pr.. P. L., January s. 1884, aged 69.
 John King. pr. P. L.. August 21. 1883, aged g.
 | Samuel Miranda pr p L., February 12, 1884
 Breckinridge County.
 Hury Hashheld, pr. M. May Sl 1883. aged 7s. Bullitt County.
 Lawrence Bishop, pr. P. M, septem- Der 9, 1883, aged n. | Butler County.
 Jacob Borah. pr. P. M.. January 2s. l 1884, aged 69.
 Caldwell County. | Tracy Cooper, midshipman Pennsylva- mia Navy. March 13. 1883. aged 6s.
 John Huey. pr. P. M, January 8, 1884, | aged 80.
 Campbell County.
 Joseph Casey. pr P. L.. April Il. 1884, aged n. Clark County. John Alexander, Sr., pr. P M, April 12. | 1883, aged 7s. Septimus Davis, Lieut., P. L., Novem- | Der 29, 1883, aged 7s Daviess County. George Calhoon. Lieut., ems. and o. M P. L., June Il, 1S33. aged 30.
 Anthony Thompson, pr. P. L., October A, 1883, aged 75. Benj. Taylor. pr P. L., January Il, 1884, | aged 7S.
 Estill County.
 John Stufflebran, pr P. L., March %. David Snowdon, pr. P. L., March 29, | 1883, aged 75.
 Queries. ASA. BREWSTER RCOLBURN-Informa tion wanted of the Brewster and Colburn families, and their relationship to the Prince family. L. P. R.
 4S5. FOSTER-I would like to know the | names of the children of Anthony Eos ter. and whom they married I think they lived in Fairfax County, Va. L. c. 4s6. CLEAVELAND-Proo wanted of the service of Benjamin Cleaveand of North Carolina, in the Revolutionary War
 4Si. CLATON-I will be very glad if you can find any information in regard to the Claton family of North Carolina Who was the father of Nancy Claton? M. O. M.
 Answers.
 No. 463. RIVES-The Rives family of Virginia were prominent patriots during the Revolution, and information concern ing that family will be found in ''CabeIl and His Kin," a history of many Vir- gian families
 No. 46z PoPE-If c. L. w. will com municate with C.. A. R.. Box 296, An niston' Ala, some informau n concern ing the Popes, may be obtained John Pope was a descendant of Lieutenant Colonel Nathaniel Pope who. settled in Maryland, but afterwards went to Vir- ginia. Nathaniel Pope died in 1860.
 Will G. A. R. kindly send Pope data to this column.
 No. 4S2. WINsToN-The name of Joseph Winston Is one worthy of notice He was native of Stokes County, N. C. He was an early and devoted friend Of liberty. In 1775-76, he repr $ ed Stokes in the meetings of the patriots of that day. He was, in TIT appointed by Gov ernor Caswell, commissioner to treat with the Cherokee Indians. He was one of those gallant spirits who ed the brave mountaineers on the heights of Kings Mountain on the 7th of October. 17S0. He was major in this battle and with Colo mel Mcdowell and Sevier, commanded the right wing in that fierce and bloody af fair. In 1791 he was the first Senator elected from Stokes County. He was a member of Congress in 1793 to 1795 and in 1903 to 1897. He lived near Germantown and died in 1914. leaving a large family See Wheelers History of North Carolina page 14S.
 476. EPPEs-The will of Daniel Eppes was dated September 10, 1749 and proved | in Surry January Is, 1753 Legatees' wife | Mary, son Edmond Cor Edward), daugh | ters Eliza Knight and Mary Tatum, grandson Daniel Tatum. The family O: Epes of Nottoway County, descend from Colonel Peter Epes of High Peak Prince George County, who was membe~ | of the Prince George County Committee of Safety, 1775, and sheriff. 1779 and his | brother Francis Epes There can hardly | be a doubt that they were the brothers | named in the will of Martha Edwards | Colonel Peter Epes married Mary Poy- thress and had issue, lst William. mar ried Mary Batte, 2nd Francis. member of | the House of Delegates from Lunenburg 179S-1800 married Sally Williams; 3rd Pe- ter, married Rebecca Cross; 4th Richard Sheriff of Nottoway. 1924. married Mar tha F. Williams; 5th Sally married Isaac Oliver; 9th Susan. married John Eppes 7th Ann, married 1st Charles Conner End | - Byers, Sth Mary, married John Dos we'll William and Mary CBatte) Eppes had issue, 1st Robert Francis, married - Marks; 2nd Dr. John Spooner. mar ried - and had Robert who married - Revan and had one son. 3rd Mary married John B. Bland: 4th Robert mar ried 1st - Green, 2nd Laura Harrison Robert F. and (Marks) Eppes had daugh- ter who married John Peterson. Jr. daughter, married l.. A. Marbury. Robert and Laura (Harrison) Epes had Mary who married Theodrick Bland 2nd Rosa 3rd George. Francis and Sally (Williams) Epes had 1st Peter, End Francis 3rd Thomas w. 4th Mary Poythress mar ried Putnam Stth 5th Martha married Maclin Stith, 9th Elizabeth married Pe- ter Epes. 7th Adeline married Daniel H | Robertson. Peter and Rebecca (Cross) Epes had 1st John Cross 2nd Francis Washington. 3rd Peter. 4th Junius 5th Re- beCca, who married lst Jones. 2nd Charles Smith: 9th, Virginia married cal " IT l