The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

cts and clothing for the troops. He
was successful in his mission. and the
supplies were shipped to Charleston,
4 but unfortunately the vessel was cap
tured by the British and all was lost.
ION his return to America he landed at
BOSTON. and from there rode on horse
/ back to Charleston After the war ha
/ settled as d planter on Cooper River,
4 and died on the 18th OF December. 1877.
Ills son. Archibald. was merchant in
charleston until 1893. December OF
that year moved with his family to
Mobile. Ala
Captain Archibald Broun married
1 Mary, only daughter of Mr.. John Dease.
nth OF August, 1880. Their children
] were:
/ /. Robert, married. Miss Singleton;
born December 90. 1881
2. Elizabeth Allen. married William
i sinkler;. born March II. 1883.
g. Ann Caroline married Thomas
Lesesne; born 1855
T. Mary Deas. born April 20, 1889. 5
/ 8. Harriet. born December 10. 1871.
i s. John Deas. born July 10. 1893.
q Archibald. born November Z, 1875;
married Ann Harleston.
A pension was granted by United
widow of Archibald Broun, captain In
War of Revolution. who was wounded
lat siege of Savannah. Ga. She died
lat the advanced age of rinety-five.
! Archibald Broun son of Captain
Archibald Broun. died January 3. 1895.
in Mobile. He married. Ann. the daugh-
ter OF Nicholas Harleston, and they had
twelve children. to-wit:
l. Nancy Harleston. born September
5l1S19; died October "a, 1897.
Il @ Nicholas Haricston, born May 10,
1881; married Mary Deas.
II 8. Archibald Broun, born 1922; died
September 1, 1929.
4, 4. Charles Deas. born September.
l1s24;. married Mary Ellen Mordecal.
i 5. Mary. born May, 1921; died May,
I1sss
6. James Harleston, born 1929; killed
at the battle OF Seven Pines. June.
1852. He was lieutenant Mobile Cadets.
Il Z. Seaman Deas, born June, 1881:
married Sarah Reynolds; died March.
I1sse.
|. s. Archibald. born May. 1888; died
4 November. 1898.
i .. Susan sommers. born September.
1884; died December, 1888.
Il 10. Daughter. born August. 1886; died
the same day.
i IL. Elizabeth Hamilton, born June,
,l1s3s: married John Winthrop Masston.
II 10 Ann Caroline. born May. 1910.
4 Nicholas Harleston Broun, son OF
Archibald Broun. and grandson OF
!. Captain Archibald Broun. married Mary
|. Deas. daughter OF Colonel James Deas.
4 He served as major. With distinction,
din the Confederate Army and died In
Mobile in August. 1906, eighty-flve
!. years old. leaving five children, to-
;. wit: three daughters. Annett. Daisy
!. and Mary, and two sons, Harleston and
!. Harry d. Broun. Of Mississippi.
!. Among the descendants Of Dr. ROB.
.Iert Broun and wife are members OF
the Huger. Lesesne. Manning, Single
,Iton. Deas, Harleston, Geddlngs and
1 other families of South Carolina and
j, Alabama. br. Richard NJ. Geddings, a
Ii descendant of Capt. Archibald Broun.
!has in his possession SEAL an helr-
!. loon from his Broun ancestry. on.
!. which is engraved the Broun arms.
J. Mrs. Elise II. B. Lathrop, of New York
I city. is the daughter of John P. Broun.
I Iof South Carolina, a grandson of Cap
!. tain Archibald Broun. OF the Revoiu.
i ton, and great-grandson of Robert
; |Rroun. of Goose Creek Plantation
("Brounfield'.) She wrote, September
80. 1905, that her father had IN his
.Ilifetlme a "Broun" seal. being a large
| topaz on which were the Broun arms.
being "a lion rampant. with flers.
Z dc-lis, and motto, rloredt wa y 80 ns
J, IWhile in New York from 1866 to 1870.
). John p. Broun, with his wife ana
!, daughters, We're frequently met with
4 and talked Of our kinship In South
y ECarolina and Alabama.i
Heywood c. Broun, of New York.
3 son of Robert Haywood Broun, was
, one Of ten boys, whose ancestors came
a from Dumfries. Scotland, ana ms hali
lily has several pieces or silver peAtV
In, ~, .c0o Tn -Qr ID
The Genealogical Editor Of the Rich
mond Tlmes-Dispatch Of January IL,
!; 1904, says:
scotland was first lie Brun, as we Inc
!, Richard LIE Brun, keeper OF the Klns .
: pence in Cumberland then a porlo"
of Scotland), who was one OF the prln-s
cinnl noblemen who hended' the con-
sniracv accustomed by the demand OF
tha Char In the year l323. a9
t "rnen wo find the name Rroun IN
J |1ASO when William 4Broun. OF Colstoun,
i lnourished,. and then on doWnWards un /
3 til we come to George Broun OF COL
|stoun, 1911. whose son, Patrlc X fr r.''lI
. Twas the tirst to be raised 70 the lIhs-
lish peerase, 1853, for gallant services.
]. tie had q sen, Sir George Broun. who
succeeded him, and who married Lady
j E,,zabeth Mckenzie, and she dying
without male issue, the title ana es-
tates were divided, the title TO tha
/ ,rnorndyke family and the. estates to
!, Ian heiress who married George Broun.
.|of Eastfleld, from whom are descended
i all the late members Of the family.
.The father Of William Broun, the
! emigrant, who married Janetta Mo-
Z IAdam. was George Broun, and his wife
) margaret, Of Scotland; and we have
! every reason to believe they were al
|, rect descendants OF Baron Georges
] Broun, and are entitled to his arms,