The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-02

Extra expenses of l2th Congress. .sl5l. .& Publishing April Magazine ..S15o.4o Office rent. .........-..s .siot.oo Membership certificates. :. j. ..$lso.vO Committee reported on work on secur- ing place for holding 18th Congress ana that Charit Opera House had again been selected. Report Business Manager or American Monthly showed the income was $5i2 50; expenses s92.f5 and that tho magazine was published tMarch) at loss to the society of S37953. Moved that 2.0Oo copies of proposed amendments to Con- stitution and 5000 copies of the Constitu- ton be printed for use during the coming year. President General presented for the inspection of the Board, the bronze medal given to the exhibit of the National So- ciety D. A. R. at the French Exposition of 1900 The medal was given into the custody of the Committee on Reveolu- tionary Relies.
 Queries.
 51. CARBoROUGH-Pleas give me all the informa ton you can of the Scarbor- ough family of Virginia and Maryland. What was the name of the first immi- grant, the name of his wife. the names of his children and whom they married.
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 502. RODES-Information desired of the Rodes family of Virginia. John Rodes lived in Albemarle County, Va, before the Revolution. Did he serve in the Rev. olutionary War? Would like the names
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 5os. HAwKINS-Please give me all data possible of the Hawkins family of North Carolina. Who was the father of Governor Wn. Hawkins? M. F.
 5o4. HILL am interested in the ge- nealogy of the Hill family of North Car olina and hope I can obtain some infor- nation through your department Were the Hills prominent in Colonial and Rev. olutionary times? How are the Hills of Georgia and North Carolina related? Whom was the wife of Wm. Hill of Georgia? s. H.
 505 CALvERT-Informatio Is desired of the Calvert family of Maryland. Please give their Colonial and Revolutionary re- cord. s. H. Answers.
 | 1855. FoSTER-Anthony Foster, born March 13, TAI, died November 3. lS16 mar ried Rose Coleman, January g, 116o. She was born December 20, 1742, died August ,. 1 lS16. Had five sons and six daughters: 1, Anthony 2, John; 8, Robert; 4 Thomas; 5, Edmund; 6, Sarah Gray; 2. Hannah ] Stubblefield; 8. Mrs. Read; 9. Mrs. Ray; 10. | Mrs. Crampton; Il, Mrs. Long. Of these | Robert Coleman Foster, born in Fairfax County, Va. July 1s 176s, died September 27, 1S44, married Ann Hubbard, March 8, I 1790. They were among the first settlers of Nashville Tenn, coming from Bards- 1 town. Ky, and thence to Nashville, where he was a member of the Legislature and President of the State Senate, and one | of the founders and trustees of the Uni- 1 versity. Their children were, l. Anthony, died an infant; ?, Anthony Coleman, born December 19, died January. 1876; 3, Eph- | raim Hubbard. born September 17, 1T44 died September, 1SA, married 1877, Jane Dickerson; 4, Robert Coleman, born No vember l. 179e. died December. 1871, mar ried Louise Turner Saunders; 5, James Hubbard, born October 1, 179S, married | Narcissa Saunders: 6, Addison D., born December 2. 1S00 died an infant; [. Ben jamin Franklin. born October 25, 1863 married Agnes Temple; 8. Mary Ann, died anfinfant; S. George w, born November 2s.' 1S06 married Sarah I. Watkins; 10 Thomas J., born July II, 1SO9 married first, Virginia Watkins. no children. mar ried second Miss Hood of Florence, Ala. married third Mrs. Wray, children by sec ond marriage, with Miss Hood were James, who married Matilda Toney, and had two daughters; Coleman. unmarried Annie, married Lieutenant Longshaw. oi U. S. Army. See Early Settlers of Ala bama, by Stubbs.
 l .TRoTTER-In Joseph Habersham His 1 torical Collections. vol. 2. can b, found the following extracts iron "a letter of Preston Trotter, sor of George Trotter. Sr. ant nephew of Col. James Trotter, to George R. Trotter. from Boonesborough, Va. Jan. 14, 1852:
 The Trotter family were emigrant: