The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-05

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 Inge Genea1ogy.
 Richard Inge, born .n King and Queen County. Virginia, 1754. died in Tuscaloosa, Ala, 1888. Married CD Sallie Johnson of Virginia and had children: 1. Mary. married Wm.~ Mur- phy. Greene County. Alabama: 2, Rich- ard. M. D., married Mrs. Freer. no children. then married Elizabeth Bull look of North Carolina, and had one son. William B. Inge, born Granville County, North Carolina, June 22, 1915. died Greensboro. Ala. Jan. 3. 1873. and had eleven children. He married Eliz- abeth Brock Herndon, born in Erie. Ala. September II. 1923, died in Greene County, Alabama. October 12. 1864. They were married in Erie. Ala. about 1859. Three of the sons of this couple | live at present in Mobile. l, z. M. r Inge. born in Greene County, Alabama l February [, 1856, married Miss Mona Johnson of Hale County, Alabama: 2. Harry Tutwiler Inge. a distinguished surgeon and physician, born In Greene County. Alabama, September 20. 1881. married June 27. 1883, Miss Belle Pe- terson of Goldsboro, Ala. daughter of Dr.. Francis Marion Peterson; 8. Dr. ! Hon. Thomas Herndon of Mobile. pr. Richard Inge. son of the first Richard Inge. married the third time. Rebecca Brownlow of North Carolina and had | four children: 1, Sarah: 9, Richard: 3. Rebecca and 1, Frank.
 8. Wm. Marshall Inge, soE of the first Richard Inge. was a lawyer, mar ried Susan Marr.
 1. Frank Inge son of the first Rich ard Inge, was a planter in Greene County. Alabama: died in Aberdeen. | Miss, 1S4S.
 5. Haley Inge. son of the first Rich- ard Inge, married Miss Cox.
 6. Philemon Inge. son of the first Richard Inge. went on horse back from Alabama to Mississippi and was never heard of.
 l 7 John Johnson Inge, son of the first Richard Inge. was a lawyer; mar ried Ann Richmond Hill. in Tuscaloosa. Ala. children: 1, Leonard Inge, whose son, z. M. P. Inge, lived in Jackson. Miss; 2, John Johnson Inge. The first Richard Inge of King and Queen Coun- | ty. Virginia, married the second time. Mary Sturdivant. born in Dinwiddie County, Virginia, 17S5, and by this marriage had seven children: 1, Sal- He Johnson Inge, married James Ho- gan of Tuscaloosa and had several children; 2, Elizabeth Turner, married General George w. Crabb. an officer Tn Florida war and afterwards member of Congress from Alabama; 3. Robert | Sturdivant Inge married Agatha Marr: {, z. M. P. Inge. Lieutenant in U. S. army and killed in Mexican war; 5. Martha Ann Inge, married late in life Dr. Marrast of Tuscaloosa; 6, Evalena Belmont Inge, married Robert II. Smith, a lawyer of Mobile, 4AIa., and had two children, Richard Inge Smith and Evelina smith; ', Emily Stuart Inge. second wife of Robert Smith. no children.
 In reference to Lieutenant z. M. P. IInge a relative says: Uncle Montgom- cry was buried in Mexico. We had an old history with a picture of his grave In it. He was killed In 1S46 and the following year Uncse Robert Inge went to Mexico to bring his body back to be buried in the family plot in the Tuscaloosa Cemetery. The boat. the Tuscaloosa" about five miles above
 Mobile. was blown up by boilers burst ling. and the remains were entirely lost. also a pointer dog, which Uncle Mont gomery had with him in the army and which a friend had cared for after his death. Ho married Rosa Williams of Maryland. l remember her, little. ISlender woman Tn DIdCk, very Sdu- lThey had no children. l have heard that Uncle Montgomery was so hand-
 some that he attracted attention every where.
 Elizabeth Brock Herndon. wife of
 William Bullock Inge. was daughter of
 Thomas Hood Herndon, born Spottsyl-
 vania County Virginia. in 1794. died
 May 24, 1842: married CD his cousin. Elizabeth Brock by whom he had only lone child, who died in infancy; mar
 ried. second, Emma Sarah Toulmin
 born about 1912. and died 1862. She
 was daughter of Judge Harry Toulmin
 of Wakefield, Ala, and his wife, ---- lTremlett and sister of Frances Toul-
 min who married General Edmund
 Pendleton Gaines; also sister of Gen.
 eral Theophitus Toulmin. the father of
 the present Judge Harry T. Toulmin of Mobile.
 The Inge genealogy has been fur Inished by Mrs. Harry T. Inge of Mo- lbile, who has also kindly forwarded
 papers descriptive of the Inge family
 of England, sent her by a member of
 that family, Q clergyman of the Church of England, a resident of Hertford Col llege, oxford, and Chaplain to the Bish- Iop of Lichfeld The connection be- ltween the American and English fam
 lilies has not as yet been established.
 The English pedigree will appear in .hIs daDa ytr mont n the near future. We