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1. Charles Carter (s) Montague tborn
1880 married 1879 Ida Brown Bethel,
died 1896, Of Des Arc, Ark Issue:
Charles wortley, born 1880; Ellen
Brown, born 1852; catesby Jones, born
1854. winburn Baytop, born 1886; Bed
ford Bethel. born 1859, Helen Gregory,
born 1891, and Mary Lee, born 1898
2. Helen Baytop (s) MONTAGUE tborn
1859 married 1884 Minor Gregory of
Arkansas (ante) CHS second wife). Is
sue: william Nathan Gregory, born
1885.
3. Mary wortley Montague (born
1859, died 1880 married 1881 John g.
Kittreell, of Arkansas. Issue: Samuel
Carter, born 1888: Caroline Baytop
born 1885. Mary wortley. born 1888.
Charles Minor. born 1890: Emma Cath
erin, born 1898. and John B., born 1895.
4. James Baytop Montague. born
1862 died 1878.
x. Margaret Eugena T. tD Baytop
(born 1880 married, first. 1856. Thomas
| William Banks, OF Gloucester county.
| C.. S. A, who died in prison 1855. and,
second. Robert Shields. Issue: l, Will
| liam Thomas Banks, born 1857, died
1881; 2. Cora Carter Banks. born 1859.
4 married Robert Munford Sinclair, and
| had Blanche; 8, Florence Catlett Banks.
| tborn 1861. died 1875 married Henry
| Fielding Sinclair, and had Lizzie Bay
top, married Mr.. Newkirk- and Henry.
Issue by second marriage tShields):
1 Robert Saunders, dead, William Hen
1 rv. Anne Carter, married Whiting
II Chandler; Orlando Fairfax and Eugene
i Shields.
i 1t * quite remarkable fact that
\ two OF the sons of james go Baytop
left no ISSUE and one had an only
J, daughter, and amongst his numerous
descendants not one now bears the
name of Baytop.
u James 90 Baytop. OF the Revolution
(born, 1854; died. 1920. first Lieutenant
Seventh virginia Regiment March q,
1875: Captain. December IL, 1777, trans
ferred to Fifth Virginia Regiment
setember il, 177s. Resigned play
: IL. 1879, (Heitman.) a census of
Petsworth parish 1888. gives him
! three whites in family and eleven
. blacks He was of tho Petsworth par
, ish vestry 1855 Colonel John Page
recommended to the Governor that
: James Baytop be commissioned lieuten-
ant-colonel, he having been unanimous
III ly selected by full court of field Of
= ficers, since he had served with credit
as captain n the Continental service
. and is esteemed an excellent officer
| of Virginia cavalry. State papers. vol
/.
His home was Barren Point. Yorl
River. In 1881 he was assessed TO
: 332 acres, and in 1899 for 1850 acres
and same each succeeding year. H
was member House of Delegates, 1Isa
! with John Hughes, and in 1875, wit
Mordecai Cooke, and the Virgini
Calendar OF State Papers mentions hin
: as halloting, 1894. for a successor t
n Judge Spencer Roane. of Court o
Appeals He was of the committee
, 1890, with Philip Tabb.t Armistea'
5 Smith, Samuel Cary, Meacham Boswell
t James Booker and Richard Billops
I to settle the account OF Sir John Pey
! ton (died 1900, sheriff. with Glouces
n ter county for revenues and taxes
q 1852 Henny's Statutes. vol. VII. con
( tains an Interesting account of thi
s settlement. John Dixon, died 1889. ant
!. John Whiting. who died 17as. were TIN
= succeeding sheriffs.
L Sir John had married, first, 1850
Frances, daughter of Mordecai Cooke
bv whom were all his children, ID
y married, second, Mary Dick. OF Fred
:. ericksburg, widow of James Taliaferrc
], with one son, John Fox. Peter Bever
: lev Whiting had been securities TO
e certain deputies OF Sir John Peytor
II Both were now dead, and their widows
Mrs. Ann Mason Fox and Mrs. Elizabeth
4 Cooke Whiting, were also involved 1
J. the suit as executors.
lie James Baytop's taxes in Ware par
u ish, 1895 We're f213,s. He was eS
IS ecutor Of Mordecai Cooke, 1895. o
= June o. 1892. he petitioned the Legls
lature for arms for Gloucester an
Mathews counties, fearing an insur
rection of tho blacks. being alarmed 8
the late instruction on the Easter
= shore"-(va. calendar of state par
ers.) He was member of the Or
der Of Cincinnatus at Its meeting 6
EAGLE Tavern. Richmond. Va. 20 {
Gloucester gentlemen. He was Jus
tice in 1sl6--March, 1929. appraiss
ment OF James Baytop's estate. MOI
decai Cooke. executor.
Richard Jones, sheriff and COMM
tee of the estate Gloucester records
In a deposition, 1929. Villa
Armistead, of Franklin county. OH
said that In tho year 1906 Colon
lanes Baytop, Of Hampton. employ,
him to build him a mouse on the fer
called "Goodwood,'' Elizabeth @
county, etc. This deposition was
= ctancery suit at Williamsburg b
tween James Baytop, plaintiff. al
John S. Westwood and Others defen
= ants.
He married three tines-firsts Ma
(born 174s. died 1880. daughter
r. John Cooke (horn 17ls. died 17ss
who married Goth October. 1744) Eliz
i beth Lec--Abingdon Register. In II
Giles Cooke, her brother. qualified
trustee OF children OF Colonel Jam
Baytop by his late wife, Mary Cooke
1g, (She was sister also to Thomas Cook
who marrled Rachel Murrey Yates. b
low.) James (5) Baytop married. Sc
ond, Elizabeth, daughter Of John ko
,nson.. OF Pianketank, and widow
Matthew Whiting, with sons. Matthe
Whiting and John B. Whiting, and
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