The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
Daughters of the
 American Revolution

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 the latter part of the war, being only
 l6 years of age at its termination. He
 served at Horseneck. Another ancestor
 Of Mrs. Patterson was JanaNss Huey.
 whose family was of Huguenot ances-
 try; born in County Antrim, Ireland,
 May 8, 1759. died in Lancaster, South
 Carolina, April 5. 1886; married Jane
 Walker (second wife): served in the
 Revolution; was in the Continental
 army for about three years; wounded in
 battle of Camden. s. C.; taken prisoner
 by Tarleton's troops: was visited by his
 loyal mother. who carried him provfs- Ions, etc, while in the British stockads
 at Camden. From records in Family
 Bible.
 PARTRIDGE. Mrs. corinne Pegram. 136070-Ancestor. Capt. Edward Pegram of Dinwiddie County, Va. whose record has already been given in connection
 with Miss Mary Morris Clarke.
 PETTUS, Miss Minnie Fulton, 45615- Ancestor. John Dahney Davis, of Han
 over County. Va. born in Virginia, Jan
 uary 20. 1743; died in Hanover County,
 Va, 1877; married Anne Tinsley; served in the Revolution; was three years in ithe Virginia line for which he was
 granted 200 acres of land in Hanover d-s
 a sergeant: also served as private in
 the Continental line. for which he re-
 ceived 100 acres of land in Hanover
 County.
 Record Book No. IT., pages ss. 71s.
 Capitol, Richmond, Va.
 POE. Mrs. Cornelia T.. 4sS1s--Ances-
 tor, Major Samuel Taylor. born in Penn
 sylvania in 1740; died in Pendleton, S.
 C.. in May, 17sS: married Elenor Cam
 eron; served in the Revolution in the
 capacity of Captain and Major: served
 as Lieutenant and Captain of Mahon's
 Regiment; Aide-de-Camp of General
 Sumter's Brigade; served under Gen.
 Andrew Pickens; served from 17s2 to
 178S. inclusive. Records Adjutant Gen.
 erals Department, Columbia, s, C. Sam
 uel Taylor served also in Pennsylvania
 as shown by records of Pennsylvania Historical Society.
 Records War Department, Washing } ton, D. c. POE. Miss Louie A., 42706-Anoestor, } Major Samuel Taylor. whose record is , given above.
 QUARLES Mrs. Mary Lyon. 39S22- : Ancestor Capt. James Gaines. whose } service has already been given in con- , nection with Miss Helen Clarke, Miss Mary Morris Clarke. Mrs. Horst Miss |
 QUIGLEY, Mrs. Mary Smith-S7949-
 Ancestor, Samuel Price, born in Penn sylvania August 30, 1750; died, May 30, 1901; married Ann Richards; served
 in the Revolutions; member of the , Committee of Observation of the Ches-
 ter County Assocfators. organised De-
 cember 20. 1774; in the company of
 Captain William Price, 1st Infantry.
 Chester County Militia, 1st Battalion,
 Colonel John Hannah. Chester. Pa.
 July 22. TIT.
 Pennsylvania Archives. Vol 1s, p. sl.
 Pennsylvania in the Revolution, As- sociators and Militia" Vol. 2, pp. 65, s1. Another ancestor of Mrs. Quigiey. Levi Smith. born in Massachusetts, 1761; died in Hamilton, O., 1928; mar , ried Hannah Holland; served in the Revolution as Fife Major in Captain Abner Pomeroy's company. Colonel Ezra Woods regiment. Massachusetts Militia. His name is first found op the roll for June and July. 177s; transfer } red October. 177s. to James Harlow's } company; 177S-79 served under differ
 ent commands. and his name last ap-
 pears on a pay roll December. 177s.
 and January. 177s. without special re- marks relative to his service.
 l Record and Pension office War De- ! partment, Washington. D. c. ! REVERE. Mrs. Ruby Thurmond- 4S277--Ancestor, Captain Edward Har- den of Georgia and North Carolina, born August IT, 1757; died in Savan- nah. Ga, 1902; married Jane Reed; served in the Revolution in the capao- l ity of captain in the troops under Ma rion; also Major in the same command; assisted his brother and superior of ficer, Colonel William Harden, in the
 capture of Fort Balfour in South Car-
 olina. The Colonel fin his report to
 General Marion. thus mentions him {: T then sent Captain Harden with a
 flag to demand the surrender of the fort, and the men in 1t; they sent for answer they would not give it up; sent the second time and told them that if I was obliged to storm it that would give no quarter" This report is published in full in Gibbes's 'Docu-
 mentary History of the Revolution" |"
 Charleston Year Book for 1898. p. 23o. Charleston Yearbook for 1898, p. SIS. RUBIRA, Mrs. Caroline Amelia
 shields-37557-Ances Captain Seth
 Woodruff. born in Elizabeth, N. J.,
 17ss; died. October T. 1874; married
 Phebe Haines; served in the Revolu- tion as sergeant in Captain stephen , Chand1er's company. 1st Regiment, l Colonel Edward Thomas, Essex Coun- ty, New Jersey. Militia; also, Captain
 1st Company. End Battalion. 3rd Resi-
 ment of the Essex Brigade Militia, March 2s. 1907; commissioned ensign } in the Essex County Militia. Septem- . Der IS. 1904. :..
 RUSSELL, Miss Grace Howard, 505S5 } Ancestors, Captain Andrew Russell
 and Captain William Christian, whose
 Revolutionary records have already been given in connection with Mrs. ? Mary Malone Enholm. In 1S40 the fam lily record ran back from the generation then living about 400 years. and gave the origin and affiliation of the families
 of Russell Campbell Christian. Andrew } Russell, of Abingdon, Va, was then head of the American branch. Sir John Russell, afterward Lord John Russell. , was head of the English branch Will liam Christian. married Mary Campbell; their daughter. Margaret Christian.
 married Captain Andrew Russell. SAGE, Miss Katherine Gordon, 3445O Ancestor Captain Francis Conway, of the Continental line. whose record has been already given in connection with
 Mrs. Waller Conway Finch and Miss Tallulah Gordon.