The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

Children of (3) Eliza Jones and her second husband Major Anderson (none by her first marriage with MT. Thomas Goode); () Martha Goode, married MT. Stanley; D Louisa Goode, married CD MT. Sidney Smith. (2) Gen. Minor; (D Sallie Goode after death of her sister Louisa Goode married Gen. Minor; 60
 Mary Eliza Goode married MT. Smith; (D Fannie Goode married MT. Humph- rey.
 This family moved to Jefferson City,
 Missouri. Their family record can be
 found in Virginia Cousins" by G.
 Brown Goode.
 | Al. The above genealogy was kindly for
 warded by the State Regent, Mrs Nor | gan Smith.
 Children of (3) Branch Jones and
 Martha W. Epes; (D Peter Bait Jones married Ann Armistead; (D Mary Jones married Col. Isham c. Lundie of l Virginia, (4) Elizabeth Branch Jones ! married Col. Travis H. Epes.
 Children of Peter Bait Jones () and Ann Armisted Jones; (5) Peter Branch Jones who died yearly.
 Children of (D Mary Jones and Col.
 Isham G. Lundie of Virginia; (5) Mary | Lundie married MT. Royal, (5) Virginia | Alabama Lundie married Edmund Irby; (5) Susan Lundie married MT. Davis; | RANTLEY-Wanted, the ancestry, proof of Revolutionary services, and all available records of Thomas Brant- | ley, who was born in North Carolina, removed to Hancock County. Georgia, about 17S5, and thence to Dallas Coun- ty, Alabama, where he died in 1922 The Hargrove family Bible states that he was a soldier in the Revolutionary l army under General Washington. One | of his daughters, Mary, married John CD Chandler of Mobile. Asa Chandler of Selma was their son. Asas daugh- ter, Sarah, married MT. c. M Wilson of | Mobile: she was his first wife. Nancy,
 Thomas Brantley's daughter. married | first, David Carson; second, Tipton Laodicea: also his daughter married Daniel Jones Hargrove; she was the
 mother of Bishop R. K. Hargrove, NJ. E, C's. Another daughter, Ruth, mar rfed - Chandler. (Iis name Is de- sired). John Brantley, a son, married Sarah Minter. Harris married Eliza beth CD Minter. James married Melin- da Carson. A daughter. Betsy, married - Bullock. Rebecca, probably the youngest child, married Benajah King of Dallas County. Alabama. Will mem bers of the families named give all rec prds in their possession? Will some one furnish addresses of Thomas Brant- leys descendants? The North Carolina Continental Line contains the names of five John Brantleys. and of Amos and
 Britton Brantley. The Identification of
 these is desired. either through private or public records. since one of them was unquestionably. the father of Thomas Brantley. Records of the Hill and Harris families that intermarried with the Brantley family are also re- quested. Fl KID,
 KING-Also the ancestral lines, ma ternal and paternal, of Benatah King, who was born in Bertie County. North l Carolina, about 1792, and died in Dal- | las County, Alabama, fn 1857. His wife | was Rebecca Brantley, daughter of Thomas Brantley. There is an old | King Bible somewhere in Alabama that | gives the records for about 400 years. l Will the owner of the Bible furnish the | full records in possession of descend l ants of North Carolina. Kings are de- | sired. Will some one give addresses of | members of the Lynch family in Edge combe County, North Carolina? Bena- | Jah Kings sister Amelia, married | Ethan CD or Ethor CD Lynch of that l county. Proof of Revolutionary ser vices of John and Michael King of Ber- tie County North Carolina, Is also de- | Slreu. was Henry hlhBy Who was nrSt 1 of NansemOnd County. Virginia, and | afterward of Chowan County, North | Carolina, and who died in 1715. a colo nial officer. either civil or military?
 F. K. D.
 wHITESIDE-HEMPH Of Revolutionary services, and all neces- sary dates, all desired, in connection with the following: CD John White side served in the Revolutionary army. but, becoming incapacitated on account of i'll health and old age, returned home. He was killed by Tory, being disemboweled in his own yard before