BRENT, THOMAS LEE (decd.),

of Columbus, Ohio (Son of Captain Thomas Lee Brent, of Carlisle, Pa.; Graduated at West Point 2nd Lieut. 6tl. Inf., 1835: served in Florida and Mexican Wars Captain of Artillery, 1847; d. 1858; m. Jane, dau. of Hon. Ross Wilkins, Judge of United States Court, Mich.- Descended from Giles Brent, who came to America in 1638 with his cousin, Gov. Calvert. brother to Lord Baltimore, received the Grant of the Manor of Kent Island: Member of the Assembly, 1639; Com. of Kent Island, 1639; Member of King's Council, 1642; appointed Gov. Lieut.-General, and Admiral of Maryland, 1643).

Born at Carlisle Barracks, Pa., 9th Aug., 1845; d. 24th May, 1880: Capt. 3rd Regt. Cavalry, U.S. Army; Graduated at West Point, N.Y... 23rd June, 1865 m. 21st Dec.. 1871, Flora, youngest daughter of David Wagner Deshler. Banker, of Columbus, and Margaret, daughter of George Nashée.

3ssue.

(i.) THOMAS LUDWELL LEE, d. in childhood.

(i.) FLORA DESHIER, m. 26th Jan., 1897, Thomas Benton Hamilton. (ii) WINIFRED ELEANOR, m. 5th April, 1899, Alexander Wm. Mackenzie. (iii.) MARIE LOUISE.

Arms-Gues, a wyvern or.

Motto-Silentio et diligentia.

Crest-A wyvern s head between two wings expanded or.

Residence-(of Mrs. Thomas Lee Brent) Columbus, Ohio.

ACK, DAVID RUSSELL,

JAG

of St. John, N.B., Canada (Eldest son of Henry
Jack, of St. John, Vice-Consul of Spain in New
Brunswick, b. 1824; d. 1884; m. 1862, Annie
Carmichael, b. 1840; d. 1882, dau. of Hon. Hugh
Johnston, of St. John, N.B.--Descended from David
William Jack,b at Cupar, Co. Fife, Scot., 25th Feb..
1785, son of William Jack, of Cupar: settled at St.
Andrews, N.B.).

Born at St. John, N.B., Canada, 5th May, 1864;
Mem. Common Council, City of St. John, for
two years; Historian United Empire Loyalists
Soc. of N.B.; Cor.Secy. of N.B. Historical Soc.;
Editor "Acadiensis"; Vice-Consul of Spain.

Arms--Argent, a chevron sable, between two crescents in chief gules; and in base an armed arm of the second, holding a scimitar ppr. hilt and pommel or. Crest--An armed arm gules, holding a sword proper. Motto-Post nubila sol.

Residences-87 Prince William Street, St. John, N.B., Canada; Duck Cove, St.
John Co.. N.B.
Societies-N.B. Historical, N.B. United Empire Loyalists. St. Andrew's, Masonic,
Club-Royal Kennebeccasis Yacht.

ANIERRE, WILLIAM REID,

of Chicago, Ill. (Second son of George Maniei re, b. 15th July, 1817; d. 21st May, 1863; m. 25th Sept.. 1842, Ann Hamilton, b. 25th Oct., 1826, second daughter of William Reid, Barrister, of Glasgow, Scotland. Descended from Louis Manierie, b. 1757; d. 1794.)

Born in Chicago, 25th April, 1847; Graduate of the Union Coll. of Law, 1878; Chicago University; served in Civil War, 1864: Member 134th Ill. Volunteers; City Alderman four times, 1883 to 1897: County Commissioner, 1891-92; m. 20th April, 1875, Julia Orr, daughter of Cyrus Edson, of Albany, NY.

(i.) GEORGE, b. 15th May, 1876.

Issuc.

(ii) WILLIAM REID, b. 31st August, 1885; d. 30th Mar.. 1891.
(iii.) EDSON, b. 19th Nov., 1892.

(iv.) HAROLD, b. 22nd Jan., 1897.
(i.) MARGUERITE.
(ii) JULIE EDson.

(iii.) WILHELMINE.

(iv.) ALINE.

Residence -399 Superior Street, Chicago, Illinois.

Clubs - Union, 20th Century, Onwentsia, 'Woman's.
Society-Grand Army of the Republic.

DE BARY, ADOLPHE,

of New York City (Son of Frederick de Bary, b. 1815; d. in New York, 1868; m. 1843, Julie Scherpenhausen, d. in Brooklyn, 1870, both of Crefeldt, Prussia).

Born at Crefeldt, 11th Oct., 1845 m. 30th Oct., 1872, Augusta Rawson, daughter of John R. Cecil, of N.Y. City.

Arms--Gules, three barbe (fish) heads, two and one

argent.

Crest- A star of six points between two eagles' wings argent.

Residence- -15 West 52nd Street, N.Y. City.

Clubs- -Union League, Riding, N.Y. Athletic, Lawyers, Westchester Country,

Larchmont Yacht, Tuxedo, Baltusrol Golf.

B

C

HRYSTIE, THOMAS LUDLOW,

of New York City (Eldest son of Dr. Thomas Mackaness Ludiow Chrystie, M.D., b. 1st Nov., 1841, at Windsor Hill, N.Y.; m. Julia (Dudu), b. 10th Aug., 1850, daughter of Edward Coke Ross, LL.D., Lieut. 5th Artillery, U.S.A., and Catherine Berier, of New York City.-Descended from Captain James Chrystie, 2nd Regt. Penna. Line, 1775-84; d. New York. City, 1798).

Born in New York City, 25th February, 1372;
Member of the New York Bar; m. 29th Sept.
1896, Sallie Hooper, daughter of Dr. William
Morrow, of Nashville, Tenn.

Societies-Colonial Wars, Bar Association of N.Y. City, Association of the Alumni of Columbia College, Phi Gamma Delta.

MACY, SILVANUS JENKINS,

of Avon, N.Y. (Son of William Henry Macy, b. at Nantucket, Mass., 4th Nov., 1805; d. at New York, 19th May, 1887; m. 10th Oct., 1827, Eliza Leggett, b. 30th June, 1808; daughter of Silvanus Folger Jenkins, of New York.-Descended from Thomas Macy, who settled in New England, 1635).

Born at N.Y. City, 28th July, 1833; m. 27th Oct., 1853 (1st), Caroline, daughter of Thomas Ridgway and Sarah Pancoast, b. 6th Dec., 1833 d. 4th July, 1869; of Philadelphia; m. 18th Feb., 1873 (2nd), Juliet, daughter of David Atwood Wasson and Catharine Vanderveer, of Philadelphia.

Issue.

(i.) CHARLES WOOD, b. 6th Nov., 1855, d. 22nd March, 1876.
(ii.) GEORGE H., b. 25th March, 1858, m. Kate L. Carter.

(iii.) SILVANUS JENKINS, b. 15th Oct., 1868, d. 19th July, 1869.
(iv.) SILVANUS JENKINS, JR., b. 8th Nov., 1873, m. Susanne Morgan.
(i.) ELIZA LEGGETT, M. Silvanus F. Jenkins.

(ii.) SARAH RIDGWAY, m. E. Franklin Brewster.
(iii.) CORNELIA WALKER, m. Richard B. Harris.

(iv.) CECILE RUSCH, m. Arioch Wentworth Erickson.

Residence

Chilmark," Avon, Livingston Co., N.Y.

Club- Genesee Valley. Societies --New England. Colonial Wars, Mayflower Descendants, N.E. Genea, and Hist., N.Y. Genea, and Biog.. Rochester Hist., American Acad. my of Design.

MERY, RUFUS, REV.,

of Newburgh, New York (Son of Flavius Emery, b. 2nd Nov., 1797; d. 5th March, 1830; m. Elizabeth, b. 23rd Dec., 1801; d. 15th May, 1880, daughter of Moody Emery, of West Newbury, and Abigail Prescott, his wife.-Descended from John Emery, of Newbury, Mass., 1635-83). Born at Newbury Port, Mass., 25th July, 1827; Rector of St. Paul's Church; previously Rector of Trinity Church, Southport, and Calvary Church, Stonington, Conn.; Graduate of Trinity Coll., 1854: Berkeley Div. School of Middletown, 1858 m. 17th Nov. 1858,

Adelaide, b. 6th Nov., 1833; d. 20th March,

1881, daughter of Erastus Brainerd, and Mary Welles Standift, of Portland, Conn.

Issue.

(i.) BRAINERD PRESCOTT, b. 25th March, 1865.

(i.) CORINNE BRAINERD, b. 22nd Jan., 1860; d. 25th Jan., 1860.
(ii) ANNIE ELIZABETH, b. 10th July, 1861; d. 5th Aug., 1864.

Arms Argent, three bars nebulée gules, in chief as many torteaux.
Crest-Out of a mural crown a demi horse argent, maned or, collared gules,
studded of the first.

Motto-Fidelis et suavis.

Residence-Newburgh, New York.

Societies-Colonial Wars, N.Y.; Hist. of

Newburgh Bay and the Highlands, Old Colony Hist., P.B.K. Conn.

LEVERING, EUGENE,

of Baltimore, Md. (Son of Eugene Levering, b. 24th Oct., 1819; d. 19th June, 1870; and Ann S., daughter of Joshua Walker, of Baltimore.--Descended from William Levering, who settled in Roxborough, Penna., 1685).

Born in Baltimore, Md., 12th September, 1845:

President of the National Bank of Commerce;
Member of the Board of Trustees of the Joha

Hopkins University; m. 23rd Jan., 1868, Mary Elizabeth, daughter
of James Dunn Armstrong, of Baltimore.

3ssuc.

(i.) EUGENE, Jr., b. 13th July, 1869, m. 14th Nov., 1895, Adelaide, daughter of ex-Postmaster General Gary, of Baltimore.

(i.) MARY ARMSTRONG.

(ii.) ETHEL

Arms--Azure, three hares in pale argent.

Motto Ducit amor patriæ.

Residence-1308 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Maryland.
Clubs-Catonsville Country, Baltimore Country.

ITZGERALD, DESMOND,

FITZG

of Brookline, Mass. (Son of Capt. Lionel Charles William Henry FitzGerald, K.T.S., b. 9th Sept., 1812; d. 21st Dec., 1894 [grandson of Charles Lionel FitzGerald, of Turlough Park, Co. Mayo, Ireland], and Sarah Caroline, his wife, second daughter of the Hon. Patrick Brown, President of Her Majesty's Hon. Council of the Bahama Islands; she died at Providence, R.I., 19th Nov, 1856).

Born at Nassau, N.P., 20th May, 1846; Department Engineer, Metropolitan Water Board, Boston, Mass.; Chairman Mass. Topographical Survey Commission; Chairman Brookline Park Commission, &c., &c.; Past President Boston Society Civil Engineers: Past Vice-President American Society C.E.; Past President New England Water Works Association; m. 21st June, 1870, Elizabeth P.C., daughter of Stephen Salisbury, M.D., of Brookline, Mass.

(i.) HAROLD, b. 19th May, 1877.

3ssuc.

(ii.) STEPHEN SALISBURY, b. 19th Sept., 1879.

(1.) CAROLINE ELIZABETH.

(ii.) HARRIOT, m. 18th Nov., 1897, Robert Jones Clark, of Boston, Mass. Arms-Ermine, a saltire gules.

Crest--A boar passant.

Motto--Honor probataque virtus.

Residence--Brookline, Mass.

Clubs-Union. Country, Technology, Papyrus, St. Botolph.

Societies-American Civil Engineers, N.Y., Boston Civil Engineers, Ingénieurs

Civils de France,

Paris, Colonial Wars, Sons of the Revolution, Descendants of Colonial Governors.

TEAZEY, DUNCAN,

VEAZ

of Baltimore, Md. (Eldest son of the late George Ross Veazey, of Baltimore, formerly of Cecil Co., Md., b. 17th Jan., 1820; d. 12th September, 1856; m. 16th May, 1850, Eliza, b. 6th March, 1824; d. 2nd Jan., 1870, daughter of Rev. John Mason Duncan, of Baltimore.-Descended from John Veazey, who was a Freeholder and Planter in Cecil Co., 1687.

Born 16th February, 1951; Admitted to the Bar 1877; Member of the Legislature of Md., 1882; entered U.S. Civil Service, Customs Branch, in 1887; m. 24th November, 1880, Annie Veazey Knight daughter of the late William Knight, of Cecil Co., Maryland.

Issue.

(i.) GEORGE Ross, b. 19th April, 1890.

Residence-Gilmor Lane, near Waverly, Baltimore, Md.