children were:7 A. Colonel Jacob Davies Mathiot, 1789-1865, ironmaster.8 B. Eliza, 1791-1874, married Col. Robert Davidson, who re- fused to take part in the infamous surrender of General Hull in the War of 1812. C. Catherine, 1793-1839, married General Lucius Smith, New- ark, Ohio. He was a canal

Miller to the extent that he was elected a member of �the American Philosophical Society while he served the Cloisters. His per- sonal friends included the Penns, General Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and many prominent men of worldly significance. But this intellectual giant, this eighteenth century

industry was hit severely. Out of the ashes of this depression came the infant Republican Party and its traditional policy of protective tariffs. Added to these troubles was a 5 per cent lowering of duties in the tariff of 1857. The iron industry found a ready market during the Civil War. Tariffs of 1861

municipality or society, to appropriate funds for compilation of county war histories or any general history or historical account related to the records and government of the county, and for the publication and distribution of the same. Section 1929 permits counties to appropriate up to $2000 to the oldest