8. Andrew Fauconnier Marschalk, 2nd

Married Mary Jane, daughter of William Valleau Morrison-see her record, this article, page 149.

9. Mary Morrison Marschalk

Born January 20, 1810; married James Pritchett, of New York, November 24, 1832. She died August 20, 1888. He born December 27, 1807; died October 24, 1872. One child: Mary Eliza.

Child and Descendants of Elizabeth

Second Child of Magdalene Valleau, 2nd, and Francis Marschalk
1. Ann Ogden

Born May 20, 1812; married David Wolfe Forbes, July 3, 1842. She died March 7, 1884. He born January 29, 1811; died May 23, 1887. Three children: Caroline Matilda, born September 23, 1843; Anna Louise, born October 11, 1845; Joseph Henry, born November 1, 1851, married Mary Harriet Durgin (née Cooper), April 24, 1897, she born September 18, 1858, died November 18, 1897.

Child and Descendant of Mary Morrison

Ninth Child of Magdalene Valleau, 2nd, and Francis Marschalk

1. Mary Eliza Pritchett

Born March 6, 1842; married Edward Cornelius Bloodgood, of New York, December 13, 1866. He born March 25, 1835; died June 8, 1891. One child: Francis Edward, born December 4, 1870, died November 9, 1893.

8. Martha Valleau

Martha, a daughter of Fauconnier Valleau and Elizabeth Earle, married* John Ming, July 24, 1789. Both died after 1829. No children.

9. Susan Valleau

Susan, a daughter of Fauconnier Valleau and Elizabeth Earle, of whom there are no records. She was unmarried.

[Author's Note.-The records of Trinity Church, New York City, state a Susannah Valleau died November 17, 1819, aged 52 years, and was buried there; but there is nothing to indicate who she was, or whether identical with Susan, the daughter of Fauconnier Valleau.]

10. Anne Valleau

Anne, a daughter of Fauconnier Valleau and Elizabeth Earle, born, New York City, 1770; married, Savannah, Ga., Peter Henry Morel,† February 25, 1790. She died, Savannah, Ga., May 19, 1852. He born February 20, 1757; died May 9,

* Marriage recorded at Trinity Church, New York City.

† Pierre Morel, of French Huguenot extraction, born at Zurich, Switzerland, about 1700, with his brother Isaac, served under the Duke of Marlborough as Cadets in the reign of Queen Anne. Pierre, with his wife and two servants, came to Georgia with General James Oglethorpe in February, 1733. He died in Georgia, October 5, 1754. Isaac Morel died at San Domingo in 1772, leaving a large estate.

John Morel, son of Pierre, born February 17, 1733; married first, Mary Brown, of Savannah, Ga., and second, Marie Anne Bourquin. He was a patriot of his day, was elected a delegate to the Provincial Congress of Georgia, December 8, 1774, and a member of the Council of Safety, June 21, 1775; but died, at the beginning of the struggle of the Colonies for independence, January 3, 1776. He left Ossabaw Island, Ga., to his three sons, Peter Henry, John and Bryan; also a hundred negroes apiece, and three hundred head of cattle.

Peter Henry, son of John Morel and Marie Anne Bourquin, married Anne Valleau.

1812. Twelve children: Susan Eliza, Louisa, Henry, William, Charles Harris, Anne, Louisiana Jefferson, Harriet, Edward, Mary, James Seagrove, and Margaret.

Born May 12, 1796; died August 6, 1868. Married first, Ann Wilson, December 19, 1838. She died October, 1848. Four children: Susan Pendleton, Josephine Seagrove, Calhoun Tyler, and William Wilson.

Married second, Jane Susanna Wilson, 1850. Two children: Anne Harriet and Emily Elizabeth.

Born, Montgomery, Ga., July 4, 1811; died, Savannah, Ga., Sunday, April 29, 1900. Married first, Savannah, Ga., Marie Louise Charlotte Rossignol de Lachicotte, March 29, 1841. She died, near Charleston, S. C., August 5, 1859. Eight children: Peter Henry, Charles William, Frances Anne, John Thomas, and four others, who died in infancy.

Married second, Eliza Bellamy Williams, December 6, 1864. Seven children: Anita Valleau, Frances Calhoun, William Fauconnier, James Seagrove, Mary, Francis Burton, and Lawrence James Gilmartin.

James Seagrove Morel, an old and highly-esteemed citizen of Savannah, received his preliminary education in that city, and after its completion, deciding

* She was a daughter of Pierre Henri Rossignol de Lachicotte and Françoise Félicité le Grande du Treuilh.

to study medicine, matriculated at the University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated in 1832. A physician, scholar, and an accomplished linguist and writer, formerly Recording Secretary of the Georgia Medical Society; the Society being partly founded by one of his ancestors, Dr. Henry Bourquin. He translated and read parts of the works of Claude Bernard before the Society.

During the Indian Wars in Florida, Dr. Morel served with distinction under Colonel Harney. At the commencement of the Civil War he volunteered and was accepted as a Surgeon in the Georgia State Troops. Later he held the rank of full Surgeon in the regular army of the Confederate States. He was then assigned to duty under General Lawton, and continued, until the conclusion of hostilities and the surrender of the Confederate forces, to perform the duties of his position. For a considerable part of the time he was in charge of a hospital in Florida.

After the War he accepted the chair of Physiology in the Oglethorpe Medical College, and later was for several years Professor of Anatomy in the Kentucky School of Medicine at Louisville.

In the yellow fever epidemics of 1854 and 1876 in Georgia, Dr. Morel was faithful to his duties as a physician, and during the latter visitation, in addition to his attendance upon the sick, was in charge of the city dispensary. During the latter years of his life, he retired from the active practice of his profession, and devoted himself and his entire time and attention to the pursuit of literature. He was well-known as a learned and forcible writer of medical works, his chief contribution to medical bibliography being his translation of Claude Bernard's "Physiology of the Heart." At his advanced age, in 1900, Dr. Morel still retained much of his brilliancy of mind and fluency of speech. His final illness was of short duration. Compiled from a newspaper clipping.

Born April 26, 1845; married Margaret Lane Mordecai, of Raleigh, N. C., November 29, 1870. He died April 26, 1898. Six children: Ellen, born October 28, 1871; William, born 1873, died 1896; Anne Valleau, born December 31, 1875; Margaret, born March 19, 1879; Mary Pendleton, born November 8, 1884; John, born November 10, 1890.

4. William Wilson Morel Born September 28, 1848; died October 28, 1894. 5. Anne Harriet Morel