The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

Jane. the third daughter, married
John TRULY. They became wealth .{
having only four children. John, GREET
sarah and Jane, who married AYa /
Vaughan sarah married. first. VIII
liam Craddock, ana then Robert
Vaughan she had one child by W.T.
liam Craddock named Jane Ehtchett,t
who married James Vaughan Therot
ends the Ecneaiogy or the children OF (
william Hatchett. tirst son OF the Eng
lishman
Thomas. tho. second son OF the lsng-t
iishman married ana settled in Char
intte county. Ills SONS were William
ana Thomas. The said William died.
leaving son named William. who
married In Caswell county, ~ c., and
Thomas was killed IN the ncvolution-
airy War IN South Carolina, near Char
lotto, whilst guarding British prison
ers. They became mu,inous and hs
sprans in among them to ouell them.
ana was shot accidentally by our
guard. Tho prisoners were In an old
barn >
John. third son of tho Engllshman,
lived and died IN Chesterfield. and left
Two sons. John ana Josiah, and sew
eral daughters. one or which married
Mr. FerEerson and another Mr. Talbot.
John was u carpenter by trade, very
industrious, aud probably died In Ches-
terrified. Josiah moved to I.ongcane.
in south Carolina. during the Revo-l
iut!onary War, having wife and two
or three children. His vile was the
daughter OF Thomas Hatchett, the Sec
ohd son of The EnSlishman. Edward,
inc youngest sou of the Englishrnan,
died In IunenburS, near tho Double
bridges. leaving five boys-Archie,l
THOMAS, William Edward and Robert
ard two girls, who married Chnfins.
Robert died bachelor. thirty years
OF asc. Archie died in Georgia, lii she
Revolution, and was or had been a,
captain of Row Galley under Conn
nodorc Hardy.
Thomas lived and dad In Charlotte
county, leaving family of i've sons
and four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., John.
Thomas William and Edward all oil
whom moved to Tennessee. except VIII
liam. who was baptist preacher. and
lives In Louisa, Va: Phoebe, married
John Foster: Harriet anu her sister
married Chains. AMI the other daugh-;
ter married a Vaughan. Edward. the
third son, Is now USi2) living in Pitt
syiVanla county at the age OF eighty
SIX His sons are Bcrryman, BauisterI
Archer. Harrison, William and Ed
ward BERGMAN ana Archer live In
Kentucky, Banster In NIississippi'
Harrison, n Methodist preacher. and
William live In Illinois: also two OIL
the girls. One married John George.
another Daniel Dunbar, and another a
Alr. Moore. and moved to Iowa Ed
ward, the youngest son. and Elizabeth,
the eldest daughter. who is widow,
married Mr.. Bags, are living in Pitt
sylvania county. William Hatchett
the fourth son of Edward, who wasi
the youngest son of the Englishman,l
married q daughter of Frank Roberts,
Charlotte county, and granada lighter
OF William Hatchctt, FIRST son Of the
Englishman. Ills oldest son married
John and not remembered. He moved!
to Georgia with his family.
WILLIAM II. ItATCHETT. 4
November 8, 1872
liaynic, the second son, married a.
Miss Jones, OF Luncnburs. They raised
twelve children-Willlam, Archer,
John. lane, ATaru. Ann. Mary, India.
Rosa, Emma, Lou, Peter, Sara. Jane
Maria, the oldest daughter, first mar
ricd liitc, aud had two children then
married {, Charles Igburn and had
four children one girl and three boys
The girl, Fannie, married Palmer, OF
Brunswick county. Thomas Alphonso
and Cooke married stokeses, OF Lu-
ncnburg county. The third son, Rich
ard, married a Miss naghy.
Jones.
l. The ancestry of the Jones family oc
Mulhorry Island. Warwick county, Va:
Frances Jones married James south
all. of WILLIAMSBURG He was executor
for Mary Jones, widow, probably his
wife's mother.
What was the maiden name of Mary
Jones, and was she tho willow OF John
Jones, gent? q
scott.
.. In life Of General Winfield
Scott it is stated that he descended
from a Colonel tohn scott. of New Kent
county, Va who fled to virginia after
the battlc of Cuilnden. Lucy. daughter
of John and Elizabeth Scott. of New
Kent. married William lIartwell Macon,
OF Mi. Prospect Could her father have
been tnc Colonel John Scott. the Cul-
lodcn refugee? u. G. NJ.
Editor Genealogical Column:
l am deeply Interested In several
lines of my ancestors. ai:d through
your interesting columns would like
to ask II any one knowing anything
about them. or any one of them. will
give me what lnformation~t they POSSESS
at an early date.
My Baker ancestors were from Nir-
ginin. John Baker went to -,lubama
washington county, in 1880. He set
tied Il few miles above Fort st.
Stephens. rreferring to live in Choctaw
territory than under Spanish rule. lie
lad many grants Of land, and Became a
wealthy river planter My great
grandfather, Isaac Baker, born October
10, 1900. was Il son of JChn Baker and
Elizabeth icmctil Blair. John Baker
died 1888 or 1882. In 1899 his heirs
pctitioncd Congress 10 confirm a Span
ish grant for Jb7 acres OF land, dated
June 10, 1875. 1t was confirmed In (
lSi4. lie was a son OF John Baker and,
/ believe, Elizabeth Moseley.
II 10 not known whether John Baker,
tho father, came to Alabama or not. The
Bakers. Elnirs and MoseIeys are said
TO have boon from near Richmond, Ma. r
Isaac Baker was nearly related but
Just how is not known to General
Moseley Baker, who was horn in Nor
folk, Va, In 1904. lived in Montgomery. Il
Pickett. OF Alabama, ana was Speaker
q I'm Alnhn I.nrislntIIrn In