; another married Isaac Smith, a grandson of Jonathan Smith, President of the United States Bank. The only son of Mr. Fleming, Daniel, married a daughter of Samuel Johnson, who was a private in Captain Buyers' company, and owned a farm along the old Phila- delphia and Lancaster road. Daniel Fleming and the

, moved to Carlisle, where she died. William Smith,bamed above, married a daughter of William Spear. His son, Samuel, became a prominent General in the Revolution- ary War from Maryland, and was a United States Senator from that State for two or more terms. I wish to call the attention of Mr. Hensel and

of Conewago Creek, which he gave to his son, Thomas. Thomas and John Greer, a son-in- law, and James Hopkins, Esqs., laid out a town on this land called Fal- mouth; the venture was a sailure. Mr. Hopkins built a canal around the salls. It is said he spent $100,000 on it. A son os John Galbraith

); �John Haldeman, father of Peter and Christian, in 1791 and 1792; Jacob Strickler, father of the late Jacob, in 1791 and 1801; Samuel Bethel, in 1808 and 1809; John Forry, from 1816 to 1828; James Wright, Jr., son of John Wright (who was James W.'s uncle), in 1821 and 1822; Christian Brenne- man, father

Moore was a Captain in his country's cause. He served as Second Lieutenant in Col. Lowry's battalion, being a member of Capt. Robert Craig's company. He married Mary, daughter of Andrew and Ann Boggs. �Capt. James Anderson. Capt. James Anderson, of Lieuten- ant Colonel Cooke's Battalion, re- sided on