The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
=. LEE MOORE,
90 Floyd Avenue. Richmond, Va.
NOTES AND QUERIES.
InyIOr-Beal

70 The Editor of The Times Dispath;
Sir,-In The Times Dispatch OF Octo,
Der ] read with interest the notes on
Taylor l;eaie families One line was
touched on to which I would like to
add n little.
James Taylor % died in Orange
County, Va, 1929; James Taylor (2l
married Martha Thompson and had
81 France lay lor wnn lnarrier -
hrose Madison. They had 90 Fran
ccs Madison (aunt OF President
Madison). who married Taverner
Bealo descendant OF colonel Thomas
Beaic. who came to Virginia in 1916
and was commander OF Fort York and
member OF the Kings Council In 1874.
TaNerrcr l;cale and his wife Frances
Madison. had Cd Frances, married
Colonel Thomas Hito; go Elizabeth.
1897. died 18th September 1906, of
I.oudoun County. Va. Anna Bealo
married by Rev. Peter Nuhlenghurg. OF
Augusta County, Va, on nth January,
1913, to Cuthbert Harrison (born Au-
gust. i7i9, brother Of George and son
of Colonel Burr Harrison, born 2lst
May. 1893; died October, 1890 and his
wife. Ann Barnes. Cuthbcrt and Ann
/ CBealc) Harrison had issue
Ia) Taverncr Harrison, born Goth
March, 1874; died oath January. 1852.
I (b) Burr Harrison. born 18th Feb
ruary 1875
(c> Ann Frances, born 18th juno,
l77S: died 9th June. 1879.
Cd Elizabeth Bealc, born 10th AnriI
ll7So.
te) Ann Barnes, born 18th June, 1IS2;
baptized by Rev. William Thompson.
OF Fauauier County, VA: married 18th
April, 1910 to General Nathaniel Cox.
and had one child. Cora Ann Cox, mar
ricd 29th January, 1929. to Samuel
{ IN mi SfaIs 80
They had Ida Ann Harrison Slocomb
who married Count de Valno di Brnz-
~ OF Italy
General Cuthbert Harrison married
second time Izabella McDougal (daugh-
ter of General McDougaD, who. later
the death OF Cuthbcrt Harrison. mar
r!cd Thomas Lewis. whose first wife
WAS Miss Buford. a daughter OF Gen
cral Buford. They lived near Bards-
town. I\y.
Cuthbert and his brother George.
with their wives. the Bealc sisters,
moved TO Nelson County, Ky
In llening's Statutes | found this:
An act Of the General Assembly to
establish town by the name oc
Rcalesborough, in Nelson County, Ky.
Fifty acres OF land of Walter Beale at
the mouth OF EeachforS, ON Salt River
10 he laid on in lots and streets. Cuth-
bert Harrison, George Harrison. Isaac
Cox and john Kennedy, gentlemen.
appointed trustees to make rules for
the laying OF of streets, settling dis
putes" Dated November II, 1888.
Also this: The names of persons who
donated large amounts to establish n
seminary or learning at a place called
l!aii dstown. the said seminary to be
known rs Salem Academy, are Walter
Healc. George Harrison. Cuthbert Har-
rison. William Taylor, Phil. Philips,
al Ia Pa;
gentlemen. who are constituted a body
polite and corporate. as trustees, and
shall have perpetual power to pur-
chase land goods and chattcls. ten
ants. etc; 10 grant let or sell. pro-
luce etc. Tkey shall make laws to
govern ;hc said academy. They shall
moose Tho president and secretary out
OF their own number G. n
Editor of the Genealogical Column:
Please tell me the name Of Nathan
iel Littlcton's wife, mother OF Esther,
who married Thomas Savage. as given
in Savage notes OF September I. 1918.
NJ. u. H.
Does anybody know. The informa.
ton viii be gladly printed.
EdmOndson.
There were eight Edmondsons in the,
Battle of Kings Mountain. Lieutem.
ant ROBERT, ST, Killed; Lieutenant
Robert, Jr, wounded; Captain William.
killed; Major William Andrew, Sr.
killed; Andrew, Jr.. John and Samuel,
privatcs
AS we'll a ] remember, John was
son OF William, Sr., who married IL
Miss Montgomery. and he bore that
name, too: he moved TO South Caro-
lima ana settled IN Union County,
raised "a family ana moved to Ken
lucky. | forget his sons name. who
married and then went TO Kentucky,
too.
Mrs. L. u. Chlds. Columbia. $. C.,
comes Of this same line. and have
sent her all tho material I had. II la
found in Diapers history. "king's
Mountain and Its Heroes" and Tho
Annals of Newberry." do not have
tho books in my possession.
These men were OF Irish descent.
MRS w. II. SMITH.