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man under command of Colonel Elijah Clarke, as is proved by certificate given by Colonel Clarke and preserved in recorcsl of Georgia in Capitol. Atlanta. Ga. Another ancestor of Mrs. Mickle, Joseph Phillips. died in Morgan Coun- ty. Georgia; served In tho Revolution as minute man under command of Col onel Elijah Clarke of Georgia. as is proved by certificate given by Colonel Clarke. and preserved in records of
 Georgia in Capitol. Atlanta. Ga. ROBINSON, Mrs. Ella whiting | sl457-Ancestor, Colonel Thomas Whit | inE, born In Virginia 1712; died in Vir- ginia 17s1: married Eliza -; served | in the Revolution as President of Na- | val Board of Colony; member of con- yenticn from Gloucester, from 1776 to | 177s; died at the age of 6s. American Archives, Series |. Vol. {. p. 75; Hem
 ning, Vol g; chapter Is. D. 14a. POwE, Miss Hattie Tabb-51677- Ancestor, Robert Long, born in 1re-
 land, March g, TIA; died in Laurens
 District, s. C.. 1s40; married Mrs. John | Finney (Elizabeth Ralston); served in the Revolution under General Morgan. See Nat. Mum. 21s&s.
 l LONG, Miss Bessie Emma-s1675-- | ancestor, nODeTt Long, WnOSe ecANiSC | has been given in connection with Miss Hattie Tabb Powe.
 1 STEER, Mrs. wilda Powe-5167S--
 Ancestor, Robert Long, as above. l MOORE. Mrs. Mabel M. Moore-51676 l-Ancestor, Colonel George Hicks, born | in 1716; died in 1793 in South Carolina; | married Sarah Gardiner: served in the
 Revolution as Colonel Gregg's His
 tory of Old Cheraws." pp. 7s, s1. 11s. | 249, 256.
 | CHRISTIAN, Mrs. Edith M. Dyche- I51674-Ancestor. Brigadier General An drew Pickens. whose services have all | ready been given in connection with
 Miss Maude Simpson.
 | CLARKE. Miss Helen Gaines-Sup- | plemental papers of Miss Helen Clarke, | record that her ancestor. frederick
 Fisher, born in Shenandoah County,
 Virginia, 1735; died in Mecklenburg Co, N c. after l7ss; married Anne McBride: served in the Revolution as "officer in the militia" wheeler's Hist. North 1 Carolina, Vol II. p. 392. Draper | Kings Mountain and its Heroes" p.
 BOA.
 Other ancestors of Miss Helen Gaines 1 Clarke are Elijah Foote and Captain Edward Pegram whose records have | been given in connection with Miss Morris Clarke.
 HOPPER. Mrs. Mary Davis Griiffith-- Other ancestors, Nathan Hollister. | member of Lieut.. William A. Pattison's company. 18th regiment Continental Troops. commanded by Colonel John Patterson, Revolutionary War, which | regiment was raised in the State of Massachusetts; and Elisha Davis. private in Captain Francis Nichols company of Foot. sth Pa. regiment. commanded by Colonel George Nagle. Revolutionary War; enlisted Jan l., TIT; his name Is last borne on roll
 of the company for Feb. IT'S, with | remark: Hospital" No later record
 found. Records. War Dept. Washing | ton, D. C.
 JONES. Mrs Marion wilmer- Patriotic collateral ancestors: Major John Ross, great uncle; captain, Srd
 battalion, first establishment, New Jer-
 say continental line, Feb. g. 177e; Cap l tain 3rd battalion. second establish
 ment. Nov. 2s. 177s major. End regi-
 ment, April [. 1779: brigade major and inspector, New Jersey brigade, October. | 1779 to November 17s0; and Colonel | Samuel Jordan Cabell of Virginia; great-great uncle; left Amherst as captain of his company; promoted to
 rank off, major for his gallant services
 at the battle of Saratoga; his com pany was first in the famous corps d'elite; Colonel Cabell was one of the original members of the Virginia Socie- ty of the Cincinnati; his fathers | Diary" Is full of items concerning his son and the Amherst County. This father was Colonel William Cabell, be- longed to Committee of Safety and to the convention which ordered Amherst County to raise a company of expert | riflemen.