Aix-les-Bains, France, August 22, 1901. Two children: Robert Pendleton, born Jesse Hunt Bowler, born, Cincinnati, O., July 31, 1848; died there, May 28, 1850. Jane Hunt Bowler, born, Cincinnati, O., about 1850; died there, April 2, 1856. Robert Bonner Bowler, born, Cincinnati, O., January 17, 1856; married, London, England, Alice Bernard, daughter of George T. and Jane Taylor Williamson, of Cincinnati, O., August 8, 1877. He died at his residence, Mt. Storm, Clifton, Cincinnati, O., September 16, 1902. Three children: Robert Bonner, born, Cincinnati, O., October 4, 1880; Jane Taylor, born, Little Boar's Head, N. H., August 17, 1882; Alice, born, Washington, D. C., February 21, 1894. Louisa Foote Bowler, born, Cincinnati, O., March 27, 1861; married, Berlin, Germany, John Callendar Livingston, February 17, 1890. One child; Louisa Alida, born December 27, 1892. 2. Martha Eliza Pendleton Born, Cincinnati, O., December 30, 1823; married Alexander Spotswood Jane Pendleton Dandridge, married William Dalton Warren, February 14, 1887. No children. Nathaniel Pendleton Dandridge, M.D. No record. Susan Bowler Dandridge, married John M. Bowers, November 18, 1875. Five children: Spotswood, Mary Stewart, Martha Dandridge, Henry M., and William. MARY STEWART BOWERS, married, New York City, Arthur Coppell, December II, 1899. Alexander Spotswood Dandridge, died April 15, 1889. Alice Key Dandridge, married Lewis N. Irwin, January 20, 1885. No children. 3. George Hunt Pendleton Born, Cincinnati, O., July 19, 1825; married Alice, daughter of Francis Scott Key,* June 23, 1846. He died, Brussels, Belgium, November 24, 1889. Three children: Francis Key, Mary Lloyd and Jane Frances Hunt. George Hunt Pendleton, after having received an academic education, read law, and was admitted to the bar. He was a member of the Ohio Senate in 1854 and 1855, and was elected to Congress as a Democrat, serving in the Thirty-fifth, Thirty-sixth, Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth Congresses. Thus he occupied a seat in the House of Representatives continuously from December 7, 1857, to March 3, 1865. When, in 1864, General George B. McClellan ran unsuccessfully on the Democratic ticket for the Presidency of the United States, George H. Pendleton's name was on the same ticket for the Vice-Presidency. In 1869, he was appointed vice-president of the Kentucky Central Railroad Company. His term of service as United States Senator from Ohio began on the 4th of March, 1877, and expired March 3, 1885. In 1885, President Cleveland appointed him. *The author of the "Star Spangled Banner." United States Minister to Germany. Probably the most important act of Mr. Pendleton's public life was the originating of the Civil Service Reform Bill, which was passed by both Houses of Congress. Francis Key Pendleton, married first, Sarah, daughter of Camilla Marié, June, 1885. One child: George Hunt. Married second, Eliza Marianita La Montaigne, December 10, 1890. Mary Lloyd Pendleton, married John R. Abney. Jane Frances Hunt Pendleton, married Arthur Tilghman Brice, December 3, 1891. Three children: Arthur, Alice and Julia. 4. Edmund H. Pendleton Born November 5, 1827; died March, 1828. 5. Richard Elliott Hunt Pendleton Born, Cincinnati, O., December 19, 1828; married, Cincinnati, O., Emma Gaylord, November 7, 1850. He died, Cincinnati, O., October 14, 1892. Nine children: Lucy Gaylord, Anna Pierce, Thomas Gaylord, Emma Gaylord, Elliott Hunt, Nathaniel Greene, George Hunt, Angeline Gaylord, and Susan Bowler. Lucy Gaylord Pendleton, born December 31, 1851; married, Cincinnati, O., Ambrose White, June 1, 1875. Six children: Elliott Pendleton, born 1877; Ambrose, born 1879; Lucy Pendleton, born 1882; John Flavell, born 1885; Nathaniel Pendleton, born 1890; Alice, born 1895. Anna Pierce Pendleton, born April 28, 1854; died November 29, 1855. Thomas Gaylord Pendleton, born April 2, 1856; died October 8, 1876. Emma Gaylord Pendleton, born June 23, 1858; died September 18, 1858. Elliott Hunt Pendleton, born December 8, 1859; married, Cincinnati, O., Isabella Gibson Eckstein, June 4, 1885. Three children: Harriet Holabird, born May 29, 1887; Isabella Eckstein, born March 9, 1891; Elliott Hunt, born February 12, 1893. Nathaniel Greene Pendleton, born December 9, 1861; married A. Elizabeth Johnson, June 14, 1894. Two children: Nathaniel Greene, born August 9, 1895; Edmund Johnson, born March 1, 1899. George Hunt Pendleton, born November 23, 1863; died, Dresden, Germany, November 5, 1868. Angeline Gaylord Pendleton, born April 14, 1865; married Charles Seth Evans, February 11, 1897. She died March 21, 1898. No children. Susan Bowler Pendleton, born, Paris, France, January 19, 1868; married, Cincinnati, O., Nathan Powell, December 8, 1892. Two children: Emily Gaylord, born September 11, 1893; Nathalie, born December 19, 1898. 6. Anna Pierce Pendleton Born December 27, 1830; married Noah Hunt Schenck, D.D.* He born, *He was a son of Sarah Vankirk and Peter Z. Schenck, and a grandson of Achsah Hunt and Josiah Vankirk, He graduated at Princeton College, 1844; studied law at Trenton, N. J., admitted to the bar, 1847, and practiced there till 1848, when he removed to Cincinnati, O. In 1851, he abandoned the law, and after graduating at the Theological Seminary, Gambier, O., took orders, in 1853, in the Protestant Episcopal Church. Rector of churches in Ohio, Chicago, Ill., and Baltimore, Md. After this he was called to St. Ann's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., where he remained till his death. "The Schencks trace their ancestry back to Colve De Witt, the founder of the house, a Hollander, who was killed in battle with the Danes, in 828. Christian, the first of the name, butler to the Count of Gulic, called by him Schenck, in 1225, was a younger son of the lords of Tontenburg. The name means cup-bearer, butler or wineserver. We have seen a copy of the hangman's bill of expenses attending the execution of Sir Martin Schenck in Holland, about 1589. He had some sort of 'onpleasantness' with the powers that be, and to prevent further trouble he was turned over to the public executioner. The cost of putting him and three of his faithful soldiers out of the way, was twenty five guilders and fifteen stivers. It is a quaint old document."-"History of Bucks County, Pa.," by W. W. H. Davis, A.M., p. 209. Pennington, Mercer County, N. J., June 30, 1825; died, Brooklyn, N. Y., January 4, 1885. Twelve children: Susan Bowler, Nathalie P., Nathaniel Pendleton, Spotswood D., Grace Fitz Randolph, Ida Zutphen, Roelof, died; Ernest, died; Bard Pendleton, George Elliott P., Dorsey, died; Anna Pendleton. Nathalie P. Schenck, married Robert Fulton Cutting, June 9, 1874. One child: Robert Bayard. Nathaniel Pendleton Schenck, married Elizabeth B. Morgan, October 31, 1883. He died July 10, 1898. Two children: Eunice Morgan and Pendleton. Spotswood D. Schenck, married Effie Elizabeth, daughter of Matthew Morgan, February 14, 1882. One child: Nathalie Pendleton. Grace Fitz Randolph Schenck, married first, Erastus Corning, Jr., January 13, 1879. Two children: Erastus and Gertrude, died. Married second, Samuel B. Ward, M.D., April 29, 1897. Bard Pendleton Schenck, "2nd Lieut. 12th. Inf. Born in Baltimore, Md., May 8, 1864. Retiring year 1928; appointed from New York; cadet at U. S. Military Academy, July 1, 1883; graduated June 12, 1887; Actual rank-Add. 2d. Lieut, 7th. Inf. June 12, 1887; 2d. Lieut. 12th. Inf., Sept. 1, 1887. ServiceJoined company at Fort A. Lincoln, Sept. 30, 1887, and at present serving there. Staff possitions occupied-Post signal officer, Post range officer and Recruiting officer, Gen. Rec. Service D.D., May 31, 1888; Post Adjutant, June 6, 1888; Post Topographical officer, Oct. 9, 1888; A. A. Q. M., A. C. S., and Post A. O. O., Aug. 10, 1889, to Oct. 1, 1889."* He died March 10, 1900, in the British Military Hospital, at Mochudi, Bechuanaland, South Africa. George Elliott P. Schenck, married Sophia Frick Hielen, November 22, 1897. 7. Nathaniel Pendleton Born April 1, 1834; died November 1, 1862; unmarried. 8. Frances Jones Pendleton Born October 5, 1836; died January 21, 1838. Born June 22, 1843. Married first, Cornelia Marcy, April 28, 1864. One child: William L. Marcy. Married second, Margaret Riviére Hetzel. William L. Marcy Pendleton, married Alida Lundquist. Three children: Arvid, Mary Cornelia and Anne. Born April 29, 1822; married Emily Moulton, November 23, 1846. He died April 22, 1892. She born March 26, 1830; died May 28, 1895. Six children: *"Living Officers U. S. A.," by Wm. H. Powell, published by Hammersley & Co., 1890. Anna Pendleton, Henry Pendleton, Frances Maria, Nathaniel Pendleton, John Bard, and Elizabeth. Anna Pendleton Rogers, born December 10, 1847; married Charles Dudley Fuller, December 8, 1870. He born November 26, 1841. Five children: Charles Dudley, born December 11, 1871, died July 26, 1893; Frances Pendleton, born July 14, 1873; Sarah, born December 29, 1874; Pendleton Rogers, born February 5, 1878; Luman Reed, born February 23, 1882. Henry Pendleton Rogers, born October 8, 1851; married Mary Shilleto, November 23, 1875. She born May 11, 1853. Three children: John Shilleto, born October 16, 1876; Emily, born June 6, 1878; Henry Pendleton, born November 14, 1883. Frances Maria Rogers, born September 9, 1855; died May 3, 1867. Nathaniel Pendleton Rogers, born April 10, 1859; married Katharine Wotherspoon, April 14, 1884. She born August 24, 1863. Two children: Nathaniel Pendleton, born January 17, 1885; David Ogden, born May 29, 1891. John Bard Rogers, born September 20, 1861; married Daisy Florence Wells, November 14, 1895. She born November 18, 1871. Two children: Florence Hide, born September 28, 1896; Jean Bard, born July 13, 1898. Elizabeth Rogers, born December 30, 1868; married Edward Stephen Rawson, April 7, 1896. He born August 14, 1868. One child: Delphine de Normandie Bard, born February 15, 1900. 2. Julia Anne Rogers Born February 12, 1824; died September 6, 1824. 3. Archibald Rogers Born August 10, 1825; died March 30, 1831. 4. Edmund Pendleton Rogers Born July 31, 1827; married Virginia Holt Drummer, May 29, 1851. He died February 10, 1895. She born August 13, 1831; died March 3, 1857. Two children: Archibald and James Bullock. Archibald Rogers, born February 22, 1852; married Anne Caroline, daughter of William Coleman, of Cornwall, Pa., May 11, 1880. She born October 27, 1858. Eight children: Archibald, born February 23, 1881, died December 26, 1889; Edmund Pendleton, born July 28, 1882; Robert Coleman, born January 26, 1883, died June 9, 1884; William Coleman, born February 24, 1885; Rae Habersham, born February 15, 1887; Ellen Habersham, born December 9, 1889; Herman Livingston, born December 27, 1891; Ann Pendleton, born March 12, 1894. James Bullock Rogers, born October 20, 1853; died December 9, 1856. 5. Philip Clayton Rogers Born August 13, 1829; married Julia Cavanna, March 25, 1865. She born August 11, 1846. Five children: Philip Clayton, born December 29, 1865; Julia Clayton, born December 4, 1867, died October 8, 1868; James Muirson, born September 27, 1874, died May 28, 1882; Juliana, born April 24, 1878; Virginia, born April 10, 1882. 6. Archibald Rogers, 2nd Born November 12, 1832; died December 20, 1836. 7. Susan Bard Rogers Born November 4, 1835; married Herman Tong Livingston, December 6, 1853. He born June 12, 1827; died October 20, 1899. Six children: Herman, Edmund Pendleton, John Callendar, Anna, Archibald Rogers, and Sarah. Herman Livingston, born June 24, 1856; married Emeline C. Hopkins, November 9, 1882. Three children: Herman, born August 18, 1883; Henry H., born February 5, 1887; Edmund Pendleton, born October 23, 1889. 1888. Edmund Pendleton Livingston, born September 21, 1857; died December 10, John Callendar Livingston, born May 8, 1862; married Louisa Foote Bowler, February 17, 1890. One child: Louisa Alida, born December 27, 1892. Anna Livingston, born January 6, 1866. Archibald Rogers Livingston, born November 23, 1868. Sarah Livingston, born August 22, 1871; married George Herbert Williams, M.D., One child: Dorothy Livingston. Peter Valleau Peter, a son of Peter and Magdalene Valleau, was born in 1723. Baptised* October 20, 1723; witnesses: Siack Laroe and Rebecka Jeyerse. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Stephen Cole,† of New Jersey. They had three children: two sons, and a daughter, Mary Magdalene. The sons died young. Peter Valleau after his marriage went to Pennsylvania, and lived on a farm of one hundred and fifty acres, which he possessed in East Whiteland Township, Chester County, but the exact date of his leaving New Jersey is unknown. In a few years he removed to Marcus Hook,‡ a hamlet on the west shore of the Delaware River, about four miles below Chester, Pa. We have been unable to obtain any information relating to the life of Mrs. Valleau. She made a visit to New York in 1766, which seems to have been more of a business character than otherwise, as the following letter from Mr. E. A. Marschalk, will show: "Mr Peter Valleau at Marcus Hook Pennsylvania pr favour of Mr Ladd New York May 19th 1766 Dear Husband I wrote you the Eleventh Instant pr stage but for fear it should Miscarry except of this Opportunity pr Mr Ladd who is going to fetch his sister near Mr Nobletts and promises he will send this safe. I spoke to the Doctr concerning the affair of the Land Between ford and us, and his Opinion with the Lawers-agree, that what was done was not authentic, and desires that you will not Pay Loyd for the wood nor Acknowledge the Article of Agreement * Baptism_recorded at Reformed Dutch Church, Hackensack, N. J. Peter Valleau was a witness at the baptism, at the Reformed Dutch Church, Schraalenburgh, N. J., on January 14, 1750, of Olverd, son of Steven Bordet and Geesie De Groot, † Stephen Cole removed to Chester, Pa., where he died in the year 1744, and by his will, dated December 26th, of the same year, he appointed his wife, Martha, and his friends, Thomas Cummings and the Reverend Richard Backhouse, executors. The Reverend Richard Backhouse was Rector of the Episcopal churches of St. Martin's, Marcus Hook, Pa., St. John's, Concord, Pa., and of St. Paul's, Chester, Pa., from the year 1728 until his death, November 29, 1749. He was interred in St. Paul's Churchyard. Now in Delaware County. The Act creating the setting off Delaware from Chester County, was passed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, September 26, 1789. |