The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

and are still citizens OF the county.
Rooer. Hubbard took up land In
1864. but there the matter ends.
There was Mathew Hubbard q,
York county. who married sibel!a and
died in 1867, leaving John t2). who
died young; Robecca (2). married John
Edloc. son of Lieutenant Colonel Mat
thew Edlpe: Matthew (2), son and heir.
! who lived in James City in 1889. and
married Ellen (7); John ca brother
or Matthew. died 1868. married Cath
james Besouth, vestryman of Bruton
Parish
John % Huoard, Of York. brother
of Mathew. married and had Elizabeth
! (who married Captain james Archer
and had Elizabeth (a). John t3). who
died carly; James t3). who had Annie.
who married Major William Barbor):
Mathew ca. mariner: Katharine (3).
married Colonel Thomas Ballard, son
OF Colonel Thomas Ballard, o, tho
Council; Mathew ca. married and had
James (D, who lad two sons, James
t6) and Mathew $50. Mathews wIfe
was Elizabeth. James (5) also mar
rled Elizabeth (). and had Mathew
60. of Yorktown: James co.. OF Glou-
cester; Mary (6). married Dudley
Disges. Sr.: William ts>. Catherine (6)
and Elizabeth go. who married George
Holden.
Mathew te) Hubbard married Jane.
widow OF Mathew Ballard, and had
James %, who practiced law in VIII
ltamsburs in 1859, and married Fran
ces Morton; Mathew "a. who was en-
| PEELED from William and Mary in 1855
for whipping the little boys In the
grammar school; William ana Eliza
beth (D.
James ts) Hubbard, of Gloucester
| had James Cd, who married Molly.
daughter OF Thomas Whiting. of King
and Queen: Mathew ~, William rs
John (D. Anne (7), married James
Taylor: Margaret %. and ofary t7).
James % HUBBARD, of williamsburg.
married Frances Morton. and had
Morton (s). James ts), Mathew (s),
beth fs). Charlotte tS).
Elizabeth married Colonel John
! Bower, and lived In great comfort
and elegance Mt Thorn Hill, near Lex
ington, Va Frances married Mr..
Robert B. st. Clair. and Charlotte
married Mr.. Griggs. OF Jefferson
county. Va
In all tho line no Robert appears.
and the grantee of Gloucester land
stands alone without father or
mother son or daughter.
Thomas Bell took up land In 1851,
but there Is no further account of
him. His land adjoined that OF Mr..
John Perrin. The Interesting family
OF Perrin has missing links In Its
chain, and have looked through the
Abingdon Register and culled nil OF
the names who arc registered.
Thomas and Elizabeth Perrin lived IN
Gloucester in 1886. Their daughter
Ell zabeth was horn In 1886 John,
their son. was born in 1890: Susanna
In 1888; Catherin, 1893; Isaac, 1901;
Mary. 1712. Thomas married second
time Annie. and had Sarah, born 17is:
and Thomas, born 1870. John p, son
of Thomas. married Mary, and had
iPlotemy, in 1872; John, 1924 Sarah,
in 1725; and Frances. in 1929.
II tho Perrins who have later gen
eealoGles will send them to me. We
may be able to make satisfactory
\ Perrin gcnealoSy.
NOTES AND QUERIES.
| I am a MISREPRESENTATION of
John Monroe. who prior to and at
the time of his death resided on the
eastern slope OF the Blue Ridge
Mountains, near tho towns of Wash
ington and Woodvillc, in Culpcpcr
county, Va. According to the inror-
nation I have beon able to obtain, he
died about the year 1900, leaving Jane
Monroe, his widow. formerly Jane
Shackelford (who afterwards married
/ William Biack), and tho following
named children: Mary, James, Ma
thahial. Willis, John, Polly, Nellie
and Jude.
/ My great-grandfathcr, Nathanial
Monroe, one of the above mentioned
children, was born in 1891, and In 1916
married Catherine Brannin. daugh-
ter OF John Brannin, n planter OF
Culpeper county. Va. In 1894 Ma
thanial Monroe and his family came
to Ohio.
John Monroe was a soldier in the
War Of the Revolution. have been
endeavoring to Identify his record,
but owing to the fact that there were
number OF John Monrocs who sorry
/ ed with Virginia troops In the War of
the Revolution. I have not been ablo
to do so. The War Department at
/ Washington informs me that In order
to identify his record 1t will be ne
cessary to furnish the names OF some
OF his officers. or the names of some
OF the members of his company, which
j am unable to do am not GER
! tain whether he lived In Culpeper
county when he enlisted. He had a
brother. who resided near Fred ericks-
burg. and 1t may be that he resided
Mt the time OF his enlistment in one
! of the four counties which corner
near freueTickSnurS, namely, Stafford,
Caroline. Spottsylvania and King
George.
The descendants of job. Monroe,
who lived In Ohio, claim that he was
first cousin OF President James
Monroe. and that the knowl sdge of
! this relationship was est blished by
the brother. who resided near Fred
ericksburg. Can you furnish me tho
information that will aid me in zen
| NinC hn rNl, H.
OF John Monroe. or have you q record
| Of John Monroe Ionroe who served
from Culpeper county. or any OF the
above mentioned counties? Have you
! anything IN regard to tina seneal ,gy
OF the Monroe family that would aid
me In connecting John Monroe with
| President James Monroe?
would be pleased to receive an
early reply.
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