The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-15


Hannah Catlett, and had wi1lamlinag
(S). who married lambeth; sFrsnle
| (sl, and Temple (s) shackclford.
2. Betsy CD shackelford. married
Wood. and moved to Kentucky,
and had daughter tS). who married
----Estlll and their daughter Betty
Estill. born 1870 married (bcfors.
1859 william II. Garrison, OF Nav
| York.
! .. Baytop Shackelford, d. s. p.
| 4. George (T) shackelford (appar-
etntly OF this line) married Martha
HockadAy, and moved to Kentucky
With his sister, Mrs. Wood, and had
| William II. ts) shackelford. married
Martha Hickman, and had Betty CO..
shacKelford (born 1889, married
| Charles J.. Thompson.
Note-o'lr authority for descendants
of Mrs. Betsy slackelford Wood and
of George shackelford Gall of Ken
tucl<y. Is Mrs. John Booth, OF ST.
Louis, Mo-. who is of the Garrison
family, and her husband OF the Booths,
of Gloucester county. She says Mrs.
| Thompson and Mrs. Garrison were
cousins, and claimed descent from
Philip and Sarah tBaytop) Taliaferro.
Mrs. Wood certainly went to Kentucky.
TX. Mary (6) ("Polly'O Taliaferro.
! married, first. Leonard smither. and
| second, Matthew Kemp. Issue:
i. Buck smither, went West, and
died unmarried.
4 2. Emily (7) smither. married
| George Hall, OF Hanover, and had three
| children.
3. Matilda "a smither. married, first.
Peter Kemp, and second, Simon Bur-
l toY, M hnI Ia
! ried Nathan II. Walker. and had Will
liam Curtis. Marian and others; (2p
/ Sarah Baytop Kemp, married William
| Jones of Mathews county CHS second
wife: the first a Miss Booker). and had
i. santa Maria CO... married William
] Ellis Corr and had four children
2. Mary Dudley Coz, married also VIII
liam Ellis Corr. OF Gloucester (second
wife; no issue; 3, Lee (e), married 49,
| Mccormack, and had several children.
| William Jones had also Russell and
1 John Jones. and India, who married
John Cassady tby first wife) Mrs.
Matthew Kemp had also. a, Philip
daughter, and Thomas Kemp, married
| Indiana Pointer and had Solomon
Kemp, married Maria Robins, father OF
! George Kemp, living In Baltimore.
John tt5) Baytop youngest son OF
| James o. and sarah (Smith) Baytop).
Il ensign second @N1TSlHld uhe 4ttSv
! second lieutenant August .. 1913; first
| lieutenant May, 1T79, and served TIL
January, 17so-Heitrnan. He was a
j merchant In Urbanna OF the successful
4 firm OF James Ross & Co. 1900 Ha
). made deposition in York county.
: 1906. as John Baytop, of Afiddlesex
county" and Gloucester County Rec
ords tvol. ID. mention him as one of
: the appraisers. 1921, of the estate OF
! Francis Whiting Cooke CHS nephew.
I who died 1920.
II His oath of allegiance as captain or
h artillery told paper In possession OF
his family;
4 ~, Thomas Baylor, captain ofartllery.
do acknowledge tho United States OF
. America to be free. Independent and
. sovereign States. and declare that the
1 people thereof owe no allegiance or
r obedience to George Ill. King of Grea.
Britain; and renounce refuse and alb
lure any allegiance or obedience to
him: and do swear that T VIII to
the utmost of my power support, main
f tain and defend the said United States
against the said King George III, his
heirs and successors and his or their
| abettors. assistants and adherents.
and will serve the said United States
in the office OF captain of artillery.
which I now hold with fidelity accord
, ing to the best OF my skill and under
standing. THOMAS BAYTOP.
sworn before me at the Artillery
Park this 18TH day of June. 1Tf6.
= T. KNOX. Colonel Artillery.
Thomas Dayton was captain-lieuten-
ant First Continental ARTILLERY Janu-
AIRY 10, HIT, captain February S. IT'S;
resigned December IL. 1879, General
|, Charles Harrison's Artillery, Company
., az 1t stood at Valley Forge Sd
Juno, 177S
.. ''Thomas Baytop, captain commander
February s, 1878: William Flemlns
Gaines, acknowledgements; Holland
4 Haynie. first lieutenant: William Stew
4 enson, second lieutenant: James lyric.
second lieutenant"
i Captain Thomas Baytop received
] military land warrant for 1000 acres
18th May, 1884, for three years SER
vice as captain In Virginia Continental
| line. Original preserved.
William Keyser petitioning for
| pension stated that me Served In
| Revolutionary Army under Captain
Thomas Baytop in Second Virginia
state Regiment; that they marched to
4 EIampton. and from there Joined Gen.
eral Warrington at Valley Forge. In
the summer. under the command OF
4 Colonel Dabney. they overlook tho
1 British at Monmouth Church, and
u fought most OF the day, when tho
Thev were also In slsirmish near
Fort montgomery under Colonel Gist,
I where they lost twenty-eight soldiers
ana two officers captured. They were
in front of the battle at stony Point
, Fort under command OF General An
thonv Wayne. General WAYNE was
: wounded, and Colonel Febiger took
; command. with Colonel Fluery IN com
: mond OF the vanguard, etc-Sa. Mas.
OF Hist. l., 4G3
y There Is also a receipt of sl,loo Tor
a. horse bought of Captain Samuel Ed
dens at Morristown, N. j.. April 8, l1so.
Another March 0, ITS, signed VIII
liam Tinney. Williamsburg, deputy
, auartermaster-g general, for goods, part
/ OF cargo arrived Mt Edenton. N. G..
4 from France; property OF the United
{. states, furnished by order of the Gov
ernor"
Another receipt: Camp Rariton
Landing July Q. 1878. CAPTAIN Tsomas
Baytop CT Colonel Charles Harrison's
!. Rerin,ant of Artillery, one large red