The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

Va. f5) Reubena Anne Ragland, mar ried John Dudley Ragland son of Jonn Thompson Ragland. and his wife Catn- crime Davis daughter of John Sneltoh Davis and granddaughter of John Dab ney Davis, so that Reubena Anne Rag land and her husband John Dudley Ragland were second cousins.
 f51 Henry Clay Ragland, married Louise Buskirk of West Virginia; law yer at Logan's Court House.
 (5) David Farrar Ragland. married Josephine Williams in Florida.
 f5j Eliza Nanetta Ragland. married Nathaniel M. Ragland, brother or John Dudley Ragland, who married her SIS ter Reubena Ragland. (5( Hugh Nich- olas Ragland, Jr., married Alice owen in West Virginia
 (3) Elizabeth Ragland. daughter of (2) ameJs Ragland and his wife, Cath erine Davis married Edward Cross. ls- sue of (3) Elizabeth Ragland Cross (4) Susanna Cross married Major Hugh Davis, son of John Dabney Davis and brother of Tinsley Davis and Nicholas Davis of Limestone County, Ala. Hugh Davis was born in Hanover County, Va, in 1776.
 Issue of (4) Susanna Cross Davis. (5) Eliza Anne Davis, married Isaac Avery Goddin; (5) John Fleming Davis, mar ried Delight Thomas. Issue (6) Colonel Wirt Davis, U. S. A., retired in 1901; fine scholar; (6) Hugh Wythe Davis, M. D., born 1S40; married Mary E. Ap- person; lives in Richmond. Va; (6) Ben Thomas Davis, Huntingdon, Va; (6) pr. Edward Shelton Davis, c. s. A., at IA years of age; lived at Cameron, W. Va {; (6) Dr. John Reese Davis, c. s. A., Moundsville, W. Va; (6) stephen Nich- olas Davis, married Miss Goddin.
 (5) Maria Davis, daughter of Su- sanna Cross Davis, married Josiah Drury Smith in 1885 and had two chill dren; (6) Marcellus Sterling. born in 1886; (6) Eliza Maria. married MT. Bin- ford and had nine children.
 (To be Continued.)
 Battle of Bunker Hill, June IT, 1775. Grant us, o Lord. the heart to keep
 Thy heroes in remembrance proud That through their long. unbroken sleep Their praise may echo sweet and loud. Grant us o Lord, the heart to still But that each breast may know the
 thrill
 That moved that noble, valiant host The thrill that moved the silent band That stood at dawn on Bunker Hill, And dared the foe invade their land
 In firm reliance on Thy will Grant us. O Lord, the heart to love
 The freedom they so dearly bought, That all the years to come may prove Their children worthy of their
 thought.
 Grant US, O Lord. the heart to bear Like them all trials of our faith; And may each deed be but the prayer That we may ne'er forget their death. Grant us, o Lord, the heart to live For Thee, for freedom and our land, That to our country we may give
 The patriots trust, the patriots hand. l Grant us o Lord, the heart to die, That we may join the gallant band Of those who stand with Thee on high l Whose blood was shed for Father
 land And grant us, Lord, the heart to pray; Thy boundless goodness lead us still; That freedoms light may shine for aye, As once 1t shone on Bunker Hill. Oh. grant that holy, steadfast light Thy children lead to Christ and Thee, And gIeam through errors darkest
 night To keep them pure. and true. and free. 5rant us, o Lord. this humble prayer In memory of Thy sacred dead, Their fame and glory be Thy care,
 On us Thy beams of mercy shed.
 M T.