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ROSSIANA READ. ROSS of Ross-shire, Scotland, and its Descent from the Ancient Earls of Ross, By Major Harmon Pumpelly Read, f. R. g. S.
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1 ROSSIANA Papers and Documents Relating to the History and Genealogy of the Ancient and Noble House of ROSS of Ross-shire, Scotland, and its Descent from the Ancient Earls of Ross, together with the Descent of the Ancient and Historic Family of READ from Rede of Troughend, Reade of Barton Court, Berks, and Read of Delaware. Also some account of the RELATED FAMILIES of Meredith, Cadwalader, Carpenter, Pumpelly, Drake, Carron d'allondans, Foras and Ward, and the New England and Mayflower Families of Allerton, Bradford, Cook, Cushman, Freeman, Marshall, Warren and Waterman, together with articles on Ancient Freemasonry, the Knights of the Amaranth and Knights of Albion. By Major Harmon Pumpelly Read, f. R. g. S., Member of the Historical Society of New York and the Archivio Storico Gentilizio of Italy. Being a compilation of Original Documents found in the Archives of the Late General John Meredith Read, Original Articles by the Author and Compiler, and Articles already published, including the Descent of the Earls of Ross by the Late Francis Nevile Reid, Esq. ALBANY, N.Y., 1908.
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4 I DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE ROSS, THE "SIGNER," GRANDSON OF DAVID ROSS, OF BALBLAIR. George Ross (The " Signer")=ANN I<awler. 1 George Ross Mary Bird C#V 2 James Ross^ J^^/^t OsyoeU 3 Mary Ross James Wilson 4 Ann Ross 5 Patton Ross 6 Win. Bird Ross 7 Gertrude Read Ross 8 Geo. W. Ross James Hopkins Elizabeth Witmer (Unmarried) (Unmarried) Mary Witmer 18 George Ross 19 Mary Elizabeth Ross (I,ast descendant 13 Washington 14 William 15 George 16 James M. 17 Ann named Ross of / (&$\JUD George Ross, the = =.y-rwv Newton I^ightner "signer.") 24 James 22 William 23 Henry enri C. and 10 others (Unmarried.) 30 Henry C. (11 children) 31 Ralph 32 Isabel 9 Tho3.R. Ross 10 Robert Coleman Ross 11 Caroline Ross 12 Eliza Juliana Ross Samuel D. Orrick Dr. Abraham Carpenter 21 Caroline Orrick 20 John Newton Orrick David G. Eshleman Iyizzie 25 Caroline 26 Anna Julia 27 Eliza Ross 28 Harriette Borrows John H. McMurdy Frank M. Taylor E. C. Stimson 29 George Ross Elizabeth Spencer I 33 John H. McMurdy 31 David Paul Mary Frances Kaufman
5 Descendants of the Earls of Ross in America.
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9 Angelii (J* REV. GEORGE ROSS, M. A. REV. GEORGE ROSS (igye. in Ross Chart) was the second son of David Ross of Balblair (197b), and his descent from the ancient Earls of Ross is clearly traced through five generations of the Earls, four generations of the noble house of Balnagown, one generation of the house of Shandwick, five generations of the branch of Bahnachy and two generations of the branch of Balblair. He was born at Balblair in 1679, and was educated for the Presbyterian ministry, but left that denomination and took orders in the Church of England. He came to America in 1703 as a missionary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, locating at Newcastle, Del. He soon rose to prominence, becoming one of the pillars of the Episcopal church in the American colonies, and acting as chaplain to several of the proprietary governors of Pennsylvania. He married, first, Joanna Williams, of Rhode Island, by whom he had six children. She died September 29, act. 36. Her tomb, near the eastern gable of Emmanuel Church, bears this inscription " : Memor vertutum Johanna? conjugis, honesto genere natal, hoc sepulchrae monumentum maritus georgius Ross, Ev : praeco, extreundum curiast anno acquivit ilia aebatis trigesimo Septimo, 29 Sept., Dixit ei Jesus. Quisquis vivit et credit in me morietur in eternam. Calcanda semel via lethi." Rev. George Ross married, secondly, Catherine Van Gezel. of New Castle, by whom he had SEven children, among them Colonel George Ross ( ). a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and Gertrude Ross, who married, first, Isaac Till, and, secondly, Hon. George Read, of New Castle, also a signer of the Declaration of Independence, thus connecting the two ancient families of Ross and Read. Rev. George Ross died at Newcastle, Del. in DESCENT OF REV. GEORGE ROSS FROM THE ANCIENT EARLS OF ROSS. The descent of Rev. George Ross, of New Castle, Delaware, from the ancient Earls of Ross, is contained in the following abstract (the black-face figures having reference to the Key Chart of the Ross family shown elsewhere) : 1. Malcolm, first Earl of Ross. (See "Earls of Ross," page 1). 2. Ferquhard, second Earl of Ross. He had 3. William, third Earl of Ross, who married Jean, daughter of William Comyn, Earl of Buchan, by whom he had 4. William, fourth Earl of Ross, married Euphemia, and had 5. Hugh, fifth Earl of Ross, married (1308), first, Lady Maude Bruce, sister of the King, and, secondly, Margaret, daughter of Sir David Graham, of Old Montrose. The Earldom descended to Hugh's son William by his first wife. Hugh's son Hugh became
10 : 156 Rossiana. 8. Hugh Ross, 1 of Rarichies, first Laird of Balnagown, who married Margaret de Barclay, and had 9. William, second of Balnagown, who married Christian, daughter of Lord Livingstone. Their son and heir was 10. Walter, third of Balnagown. He married Katherine, daughter of Paul McTyre, and had 11. Hugh, fourth of Balnagown, who married Janet, daughter of the Earl of Sutherland. The succession of Balnagown passed to their son, John, fifth of Balnagown, while their son William, who married Greizel McDonald, became the father of 143. Walter, 2 first of Shandwick, who married five wives, the first of whom, Janet Tulloch, is said to have been the mother of his sons. The line of Shandwick passed to Walter's first son, Donald, who became second of Shandwick. W'alter's third son became 191. Hugh. 3 first of Balmachy, or Balla-Muckie. His son 192. Donald, second of Balmachy, married Margaret Innes. He had 193. Walter, third of Balmachy, who married, as second wife, Jean Douglas. He had 194. Hugh, fourth of Balmachy, who married Katherine Macleod, and had 195. George, fifth of Balmachy, who married Margaret McCulloch. The line of Balmachy passed to Walter, their eldest son, as sixth of Balmachy- Andrew, second son of George, became 197a. Andrew, 4 first of Balblair. He had 197b. David, second of Balblair, who married Margaret Stronach, and had three sons, Andrew, George and Hugh, the second of whom was 197e. Rev. George Ross, of New Castle, Delaware. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF REV. GEORGE ROSS, M. A. The following autobiography of the Rev. George Ross, with the letter prefixed to it, was copied in 1835, by William Thompson Read, grandson of George Read, the " Signer," from an ancient manuscript (itself a copy) in the possession of his brother. George Read (3d), of Delaware, the words contained between brackets, thus [ ], having been supplied by him, as suggested by the context Letter from Rev. George Ross to His Son, John Ross, Esq. My very good son You have, inclosed, an answer to your repeated request, wherein you may observe the easy and regular steps [by which] Providence conducted me to settle in this country. If my posterity contract 1 See " Line of Balnagown," page 8. 2 See " Line of Shandwick," page See " Branch of Balmachy," page See " Branch of Balblair," page 44.
11 the Autobiography of Rev. George Ross. 157 any blemish, it must be from themselves ; no original gulf can be imputed to them. It is well the rise of many families in these parts, like the head of the Nile, is unknown, and their glory consists in their obscurity. It is your satisfaction that it is otherwise with you your escutcheon is without ; blot or stain. Contend, therefore, for the honor of your family by a kind and generous behavior toward the several branches of it, relieve them from contempt by your beneficence, and put them above the world by exercising that ability towards them which God has blessed you with, which, if you do, God will gather you, in His good time, to your honest and worthy progenitors. I have a quick sense of your filial favors, and you may be assured, dear son, that I am your most obliged and affectionate father, John Ross, Esquire. Autobiography. George Ross. George Ross, Rector [as he is styled in his presentation], of the Church in New Castle, was second son that came to man's estate of David Ross, of Balblair, a gentleman of moderate fortune, but of great integrity, born in the north of Scotland, in the Shire of Ross, in the Parish of Tain [near the town of Tain], about four or five miles [from that part of] the shire between two firths, the one the Firth of Murray, and the other the Firth of Dornoch. The land lying between the two firths terminates in a noted point called Tarbatness. He was put to school very early, and made some progress in the Latin tongue under the care of the schoolmaster [in Tain], and, being of a promising genius, his father asked him, as they were going to a farm a little distance from home: "What would he be?" To which he answered: "A scholar," young as he was, credonis pcrationc. "A scholar you shall be," replied his father. When he was about fourteen years of age his eldest brother Andrew requested his father to send him to him at Edinburgh. Accordingly he was sent, but for the first twelve months little to his advantage, for instead of advancing him in his learning he made him attend his office and write from morning till night, often without his dinner to his great disappointment, not through want of affection to his brother but hurry of business and much company. His father, being informed of this low or no education, ordered him to be put to school and fitted for the university. Andrew lost his slave, and George was once more put in the way of being a scholar. He took his degree of master of arts in Edinburgh in With this feather in his cap he returned home and became tutor to the Lord of May, his son, for which [tutorship] he was allowed ten pounds sterling per.annum great wages in that part of the world and at that time of day. [Having some] cash of his own, and somewhat anxious to see Edinburgh again, and taking [leave of his father] the [last time he ever saw him], not without some coolness on the son's side, for that the father did not add weight enough to his blessing, as the son expected and even at that time he was not without the thought of foreign countries. I say, taking leave of his father, he proceeded on his journey to Edinburgh, and there entered his name among the students of divinity, worthy Mr. Meldrum being the professor. There was great hope of seeing worthy Mr. George mount the Presbyterian pulpit ; but, helas! closer he applied himself to reading,
12 158 Rossiana. the stronger his aversion grew to the party then uppermost in Scotland. He observed the leading men of that side to be some conscientious and hypocritical. He could not digest the ministers' odd gestures, grimaces, dry mouths and screwed faces in their pulpits. He could not comply with their practices even to save him from want of bread. Their " horrible decretum [as Calvin, the author of it, calls it] of reprobation," gave him a surfeit of their principles, and as to their church government, he was satisfied it was a spurious brat [the genuine product of Core's rebellion] of proud Presbyters [revolting] against their lawful bishops. While he passed among the students for an orthodox brother, he was diligently informing himself of the principles of the Church of England, which [he] approved of so well that he was resolved, as soon as he could find encouragement, to set out for England. Mr. Thomas McKenzie, Chaplain to the Earl of Cromarty, Secretary of State for Scotland, was then at London, to whom he wrote on this subject. Mr. McKenzie [being of the same way of thinking, answered that] he might depend upon [being provided for] during the war. " the least," says he, " you can expect." Mr. McKenzie's letter he communicated to his brother, who, upon mature deliberation with some of the leading men of the Episcopal party in Scotland, procured him a bill of exch inge for 18 us. gd. sterling. Thus strengthened and provided, and honored with a recommendation from the Bishop of Edinburgh, then ousted by the revolution, he bid adieu to his native country [after suffering much in the flesh by college diet among a set of canting Pharisees] and went to London, who received him very kindly and ordered him to attend the next ordination, at which he and his friend, McKenzie, with several other candidates, were put in deacon's orders. This happened nine days after his arrival at London, which proved no small mortification to the [dominant] party in Edinburgh and triumph to those of the contrary party. He was soon promoted to a chaplaincy of eighty pounds sterling [per annum] on board a man-of-war. But the captain, being a haughty fellow, he soon grew sick of that station, and resolved to quit it as soon as he could be provided for. Returning to London, he found his friend McKenzie making application to the Society for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts, then newly incorporated, for a mission. He was easily prevailed [upon] to join him in so commendable a design. Upon the Society's being satisfied, after full trial of their character and abilities, they were both admitted missionaries : McKenzie for Staten Island, and Ross for New Castle, who arrived there in 1703 [and continued], save for a few years, when he removed for his health's sake, till this time, being in his seventy-third year. How he behaved is known from the constant regard [of the Society for him]. George Ross.
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15 , and Descendants of Rev. George Ross. 159 DESCENDANTS OF REV. GEORGE ROSS. Rev. George Ross, by his first wife. Joanna Williams, of Rhode Island, had the following children : J l. David, 2 rector of St. Peter's Church at Albany, N. Y., where he had been a Church of England Missionary. He married left a son, John. 2. Margaret, married, first, Rev. Walter Hackett, Rector at Appoquining, who was born in Frasersburg, in Banff, a province of Scotland, and was descended from the ancient and respectable family of Hackett. He died March 7, 1733, aged 33 years. His tomb is in Emmanuel Church burying ground, near the monument of his mother-in-law, Mrs. George Ross. above.) (See monumental inscription Margaret Ross married, second, the Rev. Mr. Currie, of Philadelphia. She was born in 1747; died 20th August, Had issue. 3. Hon. John Ross, Attorney-General of Delaware, under the Crown, was the most eminent lawyer of his day in Philadelphia. Was baptized at Emmanuel Church, Newcastle, Del., October 21, 1714; died 8th May, Hon. John Ross married Elizabeth Morgan, daughter of Benjamin Morgan, gentleman, of Philadelphia, December , at Christ Chureh, Philadelphia. She died 7th October, 1776, and was buried in St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia. They had (1.) Elizabeth, born 2d May, 1740; died 13th August, (2.) Margaret, born, 1747; died 20th August, (3-) Catherine, born 21st July, 1748; died s. p. 27th August, 1782, having married Captain Henry Gurney, an officer in the British army. (The above dates are from the Bible of John Ross, now in the possession of General J. Meredith Read.) * /Eneas, rector of the English Church at Oxford, Penn., became rector of Emmanuel Church, Newcastle, in 1758; baptized there 17th October. 1716; died there in 1782, having married Sarah Leach, by whom he had an only daughter, Joanna, who married, by license, 13th October, 1775, Captain Thomas Holland, an English officer, killed at the battle of Germantown, s. p. 5- Anne, baptized 14th August, 1719 ; married Jasper Yeates, and had a son, John, baptized 16th May, Jacob, married Jane Sayre. Their children were: John, baptized October 31, 1758, aged two weeks; James, baptized March 8, , aged one year and one month. ithe black face figures refer to the Chart of the Descendants of Rev. George Ross, herewith. 2The Rev. Walton \V. Battershall, D. D., the present rector of St. Peter's Church, however, believes that he was not the rector of the church, but took the place of the rector. There is no doubt whatever that he was the only clergyman in charge of the church at the time of his death. He was, like his father, a man of great learning.
16 : Had 160 Rossiana. Rev. George Ross, by his second wife, Catherine Van Gezel, had seven children, as follows : 7. Colonel George Ross (born 1730; died July 16, 1779). was a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and lived in Lancaster. Pa. He married Ann Lawler, a Scotch lady, and had three children George, James and Mary. George Ross, the " Signer," post.) (See Descendants of 8. Gertrude (died September, 1802) ; married, first, Isaac Till, and, secondly, on January , Hon. George Read, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and who was United States Senator, Chief Justice of Delaware, and Judge of the High Court of Admiralty. He was born in Cecil county. Maryland, December 17, 1733, and was descended from the old family of Read of Ipsden, in Oxfordshire. Gertrude Ross, by George Read, had three sons George. William and John. (See Descendants of Colonel John Read, post.) 9. Catherine (died 1809) ; married Brigadier-General William Thompson, one of Washington's aides-de-camp. Had issue. 10. Elizabeth ; married Colonel Edward Biddle, June 26, Had issue. 11. Susanna; married Rev. William Thompson, of Maryland. Had issue. 12. Mary; married Mark Bird. January Had issue. 13. James ; married Eleanor. issue. LIST OF ROSS PORTRAITS. Appended is a list of Ross portraits known to be in existence. The descriptions were written many years ago by General Meredith Read, who made a careful study of each 1. Rev. George Ross, painted in wig. gown and band, seated with an open volume before him, doubtless the blessed gospel of which he was so able and faithful a minister. The face is oval, eyes hazel, complexion florid, features regular and sufficiently strong to indicate the intelligence and energy which were certainly his. without the occasional harshness of the Scottish physiognomy. The gravity expressed by the countenance seems to have been from a sense of the sacredness and dignity of his profession, superimposed over a natural hilarity of temper and humorousness which lurk under it, and over which it with difficulty holds the mastery. It does not appear by this picture when and by whom it was executed, but, as it represents Mr. Ross of about middle age, it must be at least 170 years old. It is in a good state of preservation and well painted. It hangs in the mansion of Mrs. Major Reeves and Miss Emily Read at Newcastle, Del. 2. Hon. John Ross, son of Rev. George Ross. This portrait is a fine specimen of the work of Alexander, a famous Scotch artist, who made a tour through the Southern States, and was afterward first master of Gilbert Stuart. It represents a gentleman of full face, regular Note. The portraits of Gertrude Ross, Hon. John Ross and Mrs. Captain Gurney are now (1908) in possession of the author.
17 Descendants of Rev. George Ross. 161 features, hazel eyes, black velvet costume, with a full bag wig, seated in his library in an arm chair similar to those which were in the library of General Meredith Read. This portrait bears date 1766 and is now in possession of General Read. 3. Elizabeth Morgan, wife of Hon. John Ross (b. 1714; d. Oct. 7, 1776, aged 62). This is also an excellent specimen of Alexander's art, the lace and hands being particularly well painted. Mrs. Ross has an oval countenance, with regular features, dark liquid eyes and rich complexion. This portrait bears date of 1766, and is in possession of General Meredith Read. 4. Catherine Ross (b. 1748; d. Aug aged 34), daughter of Hon. John Ross and wife of Captain Gurney. She is arrayed in a white satin court dress with large pearl pendants, and was painted when she was quite young. She is thinking perchance of her birds, her lover, or her flowers, and unconsciously touches the keys of the harpsichord by which she is standing. This picture and the preceding ones were hanging in the family mansion in Philadelphia when it was occupied by British officers during the Revolution, who hung their swords upon the carved frames and unintentionally scraped, without really damaging, the canvas, and the marks are to be seen to this day. The portrait of Mrs. Gurney hung in the mansion of the late Chief Justice John Meredith Read at Philadelphia, over the high mantel-piece, in a great bedroom occupied by his young son, afterwards General Meredith Read. On one occasion, the servant having neglected to close the blinds, and a terrific thunderstorm having arisen in the night, the little child was awakened by the lightning playing across the white figure on the canvas, and it seemed to his frightened imagination that this relative, so long dead, was stepping down from the frame and advancing toward him. The impression remained to the day of his death. This portrait, dated 1776, is also in possession of General Meredith Read. 5. Gertrude Ross, wife of George Read, the " Signer." Painted by an unknown artist. She has an oval face, dark eyes and blonde hair, and is dressed in the fashion of the day, a rich blue brocade costume, with jeweled ornaments. This portrait was formerly in possession of General Meredith Read. 6. Margaretta Ross, daughter of Hon. John Ross. The portrait shows a comely girl, with hair as dark as the raven's wing and eyes of the deepest blue, and the figure points to an urn with this inscription, '* Margaretta Ross, obiit 20 Aug Ae. 19. Si queris animam meam, respice coelum si forman en est." CORRESPONDENCE. Extracts from Letters Relating to the Descendants of Rev. George Ross. Mr. Francis Nevfle Reid wrote to his distant kinsman through the Ross family. General Meredith Read, from Minori, per Ravello, Province of Salerno. Italy, February' : " I am writing for the Scottish Antiquary, or Northern Notes and Queries, an account of the family of Ross, and the families descended from them. Among these families is Ross of Balblair, your ancestors. " Mrs. David G. Eshleman, of Newcastle, Penn., has greatly helped me. Thus, the descendants of the second marriage of George Ross, who went to Lancaster in 1705, are all in the pedigree, where your name appears. Of the first marriage of George Ross with Joanna Williams of Rhode Island, I can only learn that there were nine children, of whom some of the descendants are living in Delaware. I am anxious to obtain some information about them, especially if there is any male representative of this branch." J
18 1 62 Rossia 11 a. General Meredith Read replied on the 16th February, 1892, and, among other things, said: " As to the descendants of the first marriage of George Ross with Joanna Williams, I think it will be difficult to trace many of them. " Here is an extract from the family bible of the eldest, the Honourable John Ross, of Philadelphia, Attorney-General under the Crown: 'John Ross, Esquire, of Philadelphia, son of the Rev. George Ross, rector of the Church of Newcastle, on Delaware, was solemnly married to Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, of Philadelphia, eldest daughter of Mr. Benjamin Morgan, of Philadelphia, gentleman, on the 18th day of December, 1735, by the Rev. Mr. Archibald Cummings, Commissary and Rector of Christ Church. Philadelphia.' Their children were: " Elizabeth Ross, born May 2, 1740: died August 13, " Margaret Ross, born 25, 1747; died August 20, " Catherine, born July 21, 1748: died August 27, 1782: married Henry Gurney, Esquire, of Philadelphia, late of the British Army, who served in the German wars in the middle of the eighteenth century. " Captain Gurney's bookplate is in the family bible of John Ross, Esquire, which bible was published at Oxford, by John Basket, in John Ross, Esquire, was born in 1714, and died at the opening of the American Revolution. There are no descendants living." Mr. Nevile Reid replied on the 23d February, 1892: " I am exceedingly obliged to you for the kind answer to my letter, and for the extracts from John Ross' bible. On a separate paper I note what I know about the first and second families of the Rev. George Ross, who went to Newcastle. In both accounts it is stated that John Ross married Elizabeth Ashe, whereas, from the bible, his wife's name is Elizabeth Morgan, which must be correct. I am anxious to learn whether there is any male representative of the first marriage of the Rev. George Ross. Of the second there is but one, George Ross, an old man. Unless there is some male of the first family, I am afraid the old branch of Balblair. like so many of the Ross families, will soon be extinct. May I ask you two other favours: will you give me your descent, and from whom is' General Edward Burd Grubb descended? From a daughter of the Rev. George Ross, who married the Rev. W. Thompson, of Maryland? Balblair descends from Balmachy. or Ballamuckie, this from Shandwick, and this from Balnagown. I descend from Mary Ross of Shandwick, from whom this property came into my family, and is now owned by my nephew, my elder brother's son. With regard to the family name of Stronach, it seems to be the same as the word Stron-'each (Stronfitheach)." In Black's Guide to Scotland, page 561, we find the following: " Shieldaig derives a considerable amount of natural beauty from the charming wooded isle which lies in the bay, the strange looking craig of Stron-'each (Stronfitheach). so named from its resemblance to the beak of the raven, at the base of which the village is situated, and the distant tableland of Gairloch stretching out into the sea. Edmund H. Bell, of Philadelphia, to General Meredith Read. My dear Sir: Chestnut Hill, Philada, Nov. 28th, I beg to acknowledge receipt of your valued favor of 7th inst. and your kindness tempts me to trespass further on your time. I think I have succeeded in locating the thirteen children of Rev. George Ross, and some of their children, but as to their ages and relative position I am considerably puzzled, as I cannot get dates of birth. I am inclined to arrange them as follows:
19 : Had Rev. Genl. Descendants of Rev. George Ross. 163 Children of Rev. George Ross and Joanna Williams. 1. David: b.. d.. m.. issue. 2. Margaret: b., d. ; m.. 1st. Rev. Walter Hackett: m., 2nd, Rev. William Currie. Had issue. 3. John: b. 1714: d. May 8th. 1776; m. Dec. 28th Elizabeth Morgan. Had issue. 4. Aeneas: b. Sept. 17th. 1716; d. bet. 9th and 29th of April, 1783; m. Jany. 3, 1745, Sarah Leech. Had issue. 5. Anne: b. 1719: d. ; m., Jasper Yeates. 6. Jacob: b., d. ; m. April 10th. 1755, Jane Sayre. Had issue. Children of Rev. George Ross and Catherine J 'an Gezel George: b. 1730: d. July 16th, 1779; m. Aug. 17th, 1751, Ann Lawler. Had issue. 8. Gertrude: b.. d. Sept : m., 1st,, I. Till; m., 2nd, Jany. nth George Read. Had issue. 9. Catharine: b., d. Dec, 1809: m., William Thompson. Had issue. 10. Elizabeth: b., d. ; m. June 26th, 1761, Col. Edw. Biddle. Had issue. 11. Susanna: b.. d. ; m., William Thompson. Had issue. 12. Mary: b., d. : m. Jany. 6th. 1763, Mark Bird. Had issue. 13. James: b., d. ; m. Eleanor. Had issue. George, Gertrude and Catharine, I am sure, were the children of Catharine Van Gezel, and I believe Elizabeth and Mary were, but I don't feel sure about either Susanna or James, although some information I have indicates they were. You will note the order in which I have placed the children of Joanna Williams, and, as this does not exactly agree with your views as expressed in your letter to Mr. Francis Nevile Reid, permit me to explain my reasons : First. Mr. William T. Read, in his " Life of George Read," page 62, in referring to portrait No. 10, says " : John, son of Mr. Ross' eldest son David." Second. We know from records of Immanuel Church, John', son of Rev. George Ross, was baptized as an infant Oct. 21st, 1714, and that Aenaes was born Sept. 17th, 1716, an interval of less than two years, and it is, therefore, most unlikely a child was born between. Third. David was the name of Rev. George Ross's father, and it is fair to presume he named his first son after him. As to Margaret Her first husband, Walter Hackett, according to records of Immanuel Church, died March. 7th, 1793, leaving her a widow with two children, and she must certainly at that time have been 20 years old, which would make her birth antedate John's. Mr. Francis Xevile Reid, in one of his letters, gave the name of Rev. George Ross's mother as Margaret Stronack, so that he called his first daughter after his mother. Dr. Jacob Ross : Appears in the records of Immanuel Church, in 1758, as a vestryman, and. I conclude, must have been at this time well past his youth. Joanna Williams is said to have had a brother, Jacob, another reason for thinking Jacob her son. Jacob Ross was a practicing physician as early as (See letter of Rev George Ross to I. Till, " Life of George Read," p. 60.) 'Van Gezel Arms Azure three boys' heads affrontee proper, on the head of each a cap argen*. Crest A head as in the arms between two wings displayed azure.
20 he 164 Rossiana. Will you do me the favor to inform me what you think of my deductions and supply any dates, etc., you have which will assist in completing my record. I have now. I think, a complete list of the children of the following of the Rosses : John. George. Catharine and Elizabeth. I have children of Gertrude by George Read, but do not know if she had children by Till, her first husband, or not. I have an account of three children of James, one of Mary, one of Susanna, two of Margaret (without their names), four of Aeneas, one of David and two of Jacob. As to Anne, I know nothing beyond the fact she is said to have married John Yeates. This letter will give you some idea of the present condition of my work, and. if it contains any information not before in your possession, I am most happy to have been of some service. Very sincerely yours, Edmund H. Bell. To Gen. John Meredith Read, Paris. France. ADDITIONAL PAPERS. The appended document, fn a handwriting unknown to the author, is to be found among the Read archives in the Ross book. It is inserted here, as there are many things of interest given in it: [From Notes sent me by Gen. Read.].Miss Katherine van Gezel, a descendant of Gerrit van Gezel, nephew of Governor Alrichs, who on the rst March. 1057, embarked tor New Amsterdam; igth December, 1656, the Directors of the W. India Comp. transferred to the Burgomaster of Amsterdam all the land from Christian Creek to Bombay Hook. '1 lie tracing of the signature of David Ross is from a family Bible published In 1760 Honorable John Ross was one of the founders of St. Paul's church, Philadelphia, and is buried in it. Mrs. Marcia G. Ross, widow of David Ross, grandson of Rev. George. John Ross, son of Rev. George, was baptized October 21, (Register, Emmanuel Church, Newcastle, Delaware.) Rev. George Ross was second son who grew up of David Ross of Balblair and Margaret his wife. John Ross died May , aged 61 ; his wife, October 7, 1776, aged 62. Catherine, wife of Captain Gurney, died August 27, 1782, aged 34. Rev. David Ross, missionary of the Church of England, Albany, New York, died there ; had a son, John. In the Register of Marriages, Emmanuel Church, appears the following: George Read,, 1763, to Gertrude, daughter of Rev. George Ross, by his second wife. George Ross, the " Signer," had a son, Colonel James. Rev. William Thomson, of Maryland, married a daughter of Mr. George Ross by his second wife. Rev. Aeneas Ross, son of Rev. George Ross, was rector of the English church at Oxford, Pa. ; was appointed rector of Emmanuel Church, Newcastle, in 1758, and died there in 1782.
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CHEER: If you plan to try out for the Santana Cheer Team, the deadline to sign up is fast approaching. Applications and clearance are due to Mrs. Dunne by Monday, March 31, which is in just over one week. Remember, there is a mandatory meeting for all candidates and their parents on Wednesday, April 2 at 6:00 in room 804.
ASB: Are you a student leader and interested in being a part of Santana's ASB for next year? Applications are available in the ASB room. All candidates must have outstanding citizenship and a GPA of at least 2.0. A mandatory meeting for everyone interested in running will take place at lunch on Friday, March 28 in the ASB room. Applications will be due on or before that meeting as well. If you have any questions, see your ASB executive officers or Mrs. Dunne.
BATTLE OF THE SEXES: Join us for Santana's second annual Battle of the Sexes, a week long of spirit days and fun lunch activities next week. For Monday, boys dress up as robbers and girls as cops. Tuesday, boys dress up as cowboys and girls as Indians. Wednesday is opposite day. Thursday, boys dress up as GI Joes and girls as Barbies. On Friday, we will have an ultimate Battle of the Sexes Spring Assembly where boys were blue and girls wear pink and sit on opposite sides of the gym. If you're interested in playing any of the lunch games, stop by the ASB room.
YEARBOOK: Do you like graphic design or photography? How about capturing action sports or events? Or maybe you like talking to people and getting the inside scoop. If so, consider joining the Yearbook staff. We are accepting applications for the fall now. Visit room 501 or go to the school website, under the student tab select the Yearbook link and apply online.
Yearbooks are on sale now until Sunday, April 20th. The cost is $95 in the finance office or on the Sultan Store. We sold out last year, so get yours soon.
BOYS TENNIS: Do you believe in miracles? The mighty Purple Tennis Nation has done it again winning a match for the ages last night. Back to back wins against the teams in the league have landed our boys atop the league all by themselves. The team was led this week by junior singles phenom Tyler Hodges and the sophomore doubles tandem of Steven Slead and Kyle Breman. The JV Nation continues to roll as well as they pushed their record to 7-2 on the season.
SWIM: The Swim Team is off to a great start this season. Last week the team competed in the West Hills relay meet and many swimmers had best times at the meet. The swimmers of the meet were Keenan Nordeen and Jenna Paige for varsity and Stefan Kleinheinz and Miranda Dickerson for JV. Come support the team today at 4:30 at our pool as they take on Christian.
CONSULTANT: A new addition has been made to our online school newspaper called "Consult the Sultan." If you need good advice on anything that life may throw at you, write a letter and submit it to Ms. Reyes room in 104. Do not put your name on it. A fellow Sultan will respond and post in the newspaper anonymously. Submit those letters and then check out the response online at santanaconsultant.com. If you can't get to room 104, the link to the anonymous electronic form is on the Santana Consultant Facebook page or on our school website.
STAND UP TO BULLYING: A new group is being organized and students participating in this group will learn strategies for standing up to bullying and different ways to make the situation better and to become empowered. This group is part of an action research study being completed by Ms. Crandall as part of her Master's program in School Counseling at USD. Participation in the group is voluntary and students can join the group based on interest. All students are free to end their participation in the group at any time, with no negative consequences if they no longer wish to participate. For more information, please see Ms. Crandall in the counseling office.
ATTENTION SENIORS: Grossmont and Cuyamaca Colleges are now accepting applications for the Fall Semester. Visit their websites to complete their online application. Once your complete the application, you will still need to sign up for an assessment and new student orientation in order to get priority registration for your classes.
CLEAN WATER CLUB: This is a reminder that the Clean Water Club meets each Friday at lunch in Room S-8. And, please keep recycling your cans and bottles in the tan containers in your classroom. Your recycling helps to provide clean drinking water for families in Fiji and around the world. Thank you.
WORK PERMITS: If you are currently employed you MUST have a valid work permit on file. If you are under 18 years of age and working without a work permit both you and your employer are breaking the law! Please stop by and see Ms. Bingham in the front office to pick up a work permit application.
SPORTS CLUB: Love sports? Join us every Wednesday at lunch for Sports Club. Look for the sign in front of the gym entrance for the weekly sport.
PARKING STICKER: If you drive your car to school, you must obtain a parking sticker from Mrs. King. Pick up a green application in her office, fill it out, have your parent sign it, and bring it back to her and she will give you a parking sticker. Campus Supervisors will be issuing citations if there is not a sticker on your vehicle.
PEER SUPPORT: Attention students – Are you in conflict with someone on campus? Do you need to resolve an issue with someone else? Maybe you just need someone to talk to? Have you witnessed others around you drinking, smoking, bullying, and cheating on tests? Peer supporters have been trained to help you through those difficult times and teach you how to step up and stand up for what's right. Peer supporters can also help you and your friend in conflict resolve your issues and find peace again. If you are in need of any help, stop by the guidance office and fill out a peer supporter referral form. Peer supporters are here to help you everyday.
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From what I have: Read this is not limited to one species. Seek medical care asap if you think a spider bit you ; you have severe pain (can be felt at bite site ; possibly chest, back or abdomen); abdominal cramping /rigidness or ulceration of skin at site. You may need a tetanus shot (if you don't know when your last shot was or it has been > 10 years). Also medical care if you develop signs of secondary infection. ...Read more
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Recluse or infection: Brown recluse bites can cause: morbiliform rash, fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, joint pain, renal failure, seizures and coma ( the last symptoms mentioned here are rare). But any infected bite can cause fevers, vomiting and sometimes rashes. Seek physician care for this if it occurs. ...Read more
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| Morghen chapter 1 . 8/4/2011
The part of the poem was perfect! It fit the story so well.
Wow, this was really good. I felt bad for Narcissa - I can't even imagine how terrible it would be to have to marry someone you didn't want to. Her feelings toward the situation were well written and I could truly feel her pain.
Her relationship with Marlene was so good. I could see her becoming friends and then having it slowly turn into more, despite the fact that both of them knew they couldn't actually be together. I liked how Marlene was kind of a prankster, too. Hehe, poor Sirius and James!
Narcissa's characterization was amazing, btw. I liked how she didn't seem stuck-up or cruel like a lot of people write her. Especially where you added that she liked sports and didn't like pink. It made her seem less of a girly-girl and more of a strong character, I guess. If that makes any sense, haha.
| lowi chapter 1 . 7/25/2011
Oh, wow, what a great pairing! :O
Liked it a lot, they were perfect together! And I liked your characterisation of cissy too!


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Briggflatts, Bibliophagy, and Other NewsBy Robert P. Baird
- If your daily commute this past year was anything like mine, then your daily commute was nothing like Basil Bunting's in 1965. That was the year Bunting composed Briggflatts, his magnum opus, while riding the train to and from his day job as a newspaper subeditor. Bunting started the poem not long after Tom Pickard showed up at his door and told him, "I heard you were the greatest living poet." (At the time, Bunting had not published anything in thirteen years; he later said he wrote Briggflatts "to show the boy how it was done.") The result, first published fifty years ago, in Poetry, was, as August Kleinzahler has it, "a very particular Northumbrian British flowering of all that Pound and Eliot had earlier achieved in their modernist project, while at the same time more emotionally freighted, more 'human' than The Cantos or The Waste Land."
- Ask my sixteen-month-old whether books ought to be devoured or digested and he'll be quick to demonstrate, locking jaws on his favorite compendium of fire-truck photos, that he's a "both and" kind of guy. In the eighteenth century, it seems, the question was merely metaphorical: "Educational manuals, essays and advice books pitted 'digestion' against 'devouring' in order to slow down the increasingly fast-paced reading habits of their modern world, realigning reading with the process of character formation. 'Readers may cram themselves in vain with intellectual Food … for want of digesting it by proper Reflections,' cautioned Isaac Watts in The Improvement of the Mind (1741). This distinction allowed writers to position 'digestive' reading as an ethical ideal, while condemning 'devouring' as unthoughtful and hedonistic."
- I stopped watching Game of Thrones when I realized that the show existed only to supply grist for Sarah Larson's ecstatic mill. Why watch the rough draft when you can go straight to the finished objet? This week's episode pushed her to peak form: "A snow begins to fall, and Sansa, fittingly, gets the last word with Ramsay, who's tied up in a dungeon, with the vibe of Hannibal Lecter. 'Hello, Sansa,' he whispers. She gives him a good cold speech and then reminds him that he hasn't fed his dogs. Ah, the old bark-and-chew. Never have I been so happy to see someone's face pounded in, then eaten off by his own dogs. Sansa watches calmly, then smiles. You've come a long way, baby. Or she's become a monster, and so have I."
- In March, the New York Times held a three-day conference in Qatar, which featured Jeff Koons, Marina Abramovic, and Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr., the newspaper's publisher and chairman. The conference addressed such themes as "What is the civic responsibility of the collector in the digital age?" and "How can true, untrammelled, artistic creativity be harnessed in the service of social and economic wellbeing?" It did not, apparently, worry much about what "true, untrammelled, artistic creativity" might mean in a country that imprisoned a poet, Mohammed al-Ajami, for writing poems that criticized Qatar's autocratic emir: "The inflammatory issues of the region's present—censorship, labor rights, dynastic succession—are left unaddressed in the Times's plenary sessions. Rather, the proceedings circulate around the placid lexicon of TED Talks, platitudes of futurism veering into the apolitical and commercial. But in Qatar, you cannot separate politics from art, in large part because the emir's family is the patron of the arts."


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Snow has blanketed large parts of the UK overnight with many waking up to a freezing cold Valentine's Day morning.
For many places it was the first snow of the winter, including Exmoor and Dartmoor in the South West where forecasters said up to 15cm (5.9in) would settle on higher ground.
Severe weather warnings were in place for the North of England and Scotland where temperatures were expected to drop as low as -15C (5F) in some isolated spots.
Forecasters say the rain and hill snow will clear in the south this morning, leaving most places dry with some sunny spells, but there will be wintry showers in the north and east.
It will also feel cold in a brisk northeasterly wind, according to the Met Office .
Tonight there will be further wintry showers across the north and east, while it will be mostly dry with clear spells, which will give a widespread frost away from windward coasts.
The Environment Agency issued nine flood warnings last night - meaning flooding is expected and immediate action required - and 58 flood alerts across England and Wales.
Read more: UK weather: Snow, sleet and rain showers hit Britain as River Thames bursts its banks
The warnings come after the Thames Barrier was closed on Friday for the first time this winter when the river burst its banks at Greenwich.
The Met Office has warned that persistent rain, sleet and snow over southern parts of Scotland and northern England has brought the risk of ice forming on roads.
Forecaster Marco Petagna said: "Northern England and Scotland will see wintry showers in land which will bring sleet and snow.
"Temperatures could fall to -8C (17.6F) or even -10C (14F) across the hills in Scotland. More widely it will be just below freezing in northern England.
"Some areas could see five to 10cm of snow, possibly 15cm on higher ground in Scotland and the top of the Pennines."
Read more: UK weather: Britain set for bone chilling snow and ice storm as mercury plummets to -15C
Chris Hogan, a forecaster with MeteoGroup, said between one and four centimetres of snow was expected widely across northern Scotland, while Cumbria, Northumberland and Durham could see between one and three centimetres.
He added: "Temperatures could fall to -10C (14F) on higher ground across the Highlands. It may be -15C (5F) in some isolated spots, like on the tops of mountains."
The mercury may struggle to get above freezing across the Midlands, Mr Hogan said. The Met Office has predicted temperatures between 5-8C (41-46.4F) in the south of England.
The chilly weather is set to continue with most of the UK facing an average temperature of -4C (24.8F) on Monday night and into Tuesday, according to MeteoGroup.
The cold snap comes days after the country was hit by the strong winds of Storm Imogen. Electricity had to be restored to thousands of homes left without power by the 100mph gusts.
Read more: Storm Imogen paints town white as strong winds cause huge waves leaving coast covered in sea foam
RSPCA inspector Mike Reid, 54, has not been found after he vanished going to the aid of around 30 gannets stranded on rocks near Penzance, Cornwall.
Meanwhile, bookmaker Coral has cut the odds on it being the wettest February on record from 4-6 to 1-2. The firm is also offering odds of 2-1 that the record wind speed of 173mph will be broken.
Coral spokesman John Hill said: "The gamble on this month being the wettest February we have ever seen in the UK has picked up pace over the last week and following another flurry of bets, the odds now suggest it is very likely that we will be in for a record month of rainfall."


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Just over nine months after breaking his leg against Iowa on Nov. 17, 2012, redshirt senior running back Fitzgerald Toussaint is back at No. 1 on the depth chart, according to Michigan coach Brady Hoke.
While Hoke didn't say Toussaint was going to start against Central Michigan in U-M's home opener on Aug. 31. Hoke did say that Toussaint has separated himself from the rest of the running backs after the team scrimmaged in Michigan stadium on Saturday night.
"The other night on Saturday it was great to get him back in the stadium and great to see him run and do some things he did protection wise, running the ball wise -- he looks good," said Hoke.
"If we're going to get technical about it -- Fitz would be the starter," Hoke later confirmed.
Toussaint was expected to be challenged by Scout's No. 1 RB and incoming freshman Derrick Green as well as freshman RB DeVeon Smith – But both have been limited due to freshman class schedule conflicts limiting their reps.
"Derrick has had limited practice," Hoke said. "A lot of those guys finish school when they finish school. And so he hasn't had as many reps. He has a bit of an ankle early. So we just have to get him more reps."
Hoke said Toussaint's mind frame changed right after the Iowa game last season.
"You know the challenge for him started after the Iowa game," Hoke said. " 'I want to get back. I've got to get back and how am I going to get back?' I can tell you he was here every day."
Hoke continued: "I think there is a clear separation that Fitz is the guy."
And the hard work is paying off.
Scrimmage Under the Lights
U-M scrimmaged in Michigan stadium on Saturday in preparation for their primetime game against Notre Dame on Sep. 7.
It was Michigan's first team scrimmage, too.
"I don't know if I feel better … I like how they went about their business on Saturday," Hoke said. "And it's just not what they did up there (at the Big House.) It's how they prepared to go up there. Because when you go up to that stadium, that's a game day experience."
Did the scrimmage solidify who the starters will be against CMU on Aug. 31?
"I think we're close," Hoke said. "But I don't think it's the right time to say 'this guys is the guy'.'"
Going Bowling
On Monday Michigan went on a team bowling trip.
"Well, No. 1 you see the non-athletes we have," Hoke replied. "No, they have been working hard. (They've) had 17 days or 18 days of practice of getting after it. To get their minds and have some fun – it just seemed like a good idea."
Injury Update
Hoke said freshman quarterback Shane Morris was limited in Saturday's scrimmage. He noted that it was nothing too serious and that he'd hurt his finger on his throwing hand.
Redshirt freshman wide receiver Amara Darboh and redshirt linebacker Allen Gant were other noteworthy injuries from Saturday's scrimmage, but are not deemed serious.


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Mine are coming in wirey and course, slightly silver. I've had a box of henna coloring in my closet for over a year and just haven't pulled the trigger yet for fear of really messing it all up. I did try just getting highlights to try to disguise/blend the gray that was coming in but I've been told never to use henna before or after salon coloring (ex-husband was a cosmotologist). It's been well over a year since the highlights so I think it'll be fine to use the henna.
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The raging Las Conchas wildfire in New Mexico, which has been threatening the Los Alamos National Laboratory, is also within 20 miles of Ardantane, a Pagan learning center in the Jemez Mountains. According to the Covenant of the Goddess (COG) PIO blog, there's no immediate danger as "wind is blowing in a direction away from Ardantane and towards Los Alamos."Here's a statement released today by Ardantane: "By now, many of you have heard that a huge wildfire is raging in the Jemez Mountains of New Mexico. (Our campus is located about six miles south of Jemez Springs). At this point, the Las Conchas Fire is moving away from Ardantane, and toward Los Alamos. Very bad news for Los … [Read more...]
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When the InfoSphere BigInsights server has been installed over a Cloudera cluster, an application that uses Jaql modules will need to package the module with the application.
When publishing an application, the artifacts for running the application need to be packaged into a zip file. The zip file can be built using the InfoSphere BigInsights Eclipse tooling publish wizard. Usually only custom modules need to be packaged into the application zip file. However, with the Cloudera CDH3 overlay environment, any module needs to be added to the application zip including InfoSphere BigInsights-installed modules like text analytics. Detailed instructions for adding a Jaql module to the application zip is in the publish wizard help.
For the InfoSphere BigInsights-installed modules, you can find all of the files needed to package with the application under the hdfs://host:port/biginsights/oozie/sharedlibraries/jaql/modules directory.
For example if you are using text analytics, you need the files in hdfs://host:port/biginsights/oozie/sharedlibraries/jaql/modules/systemT.
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IBM BigInsights
Software version: 1.4.0
Operating system(s): Linux
Software edition: Enterprise Edition
Reference #: 7027473
Modified date: 02 July 2012
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