I43266: Caledenia M. ALVIS (1846

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brother to Sir John Bacon, justice itinerant), a celebrated commander in the wars of Edward II, and III. from PEDIGREE VI p 31 LC.

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Father: Johnº BRUNSKILL

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CONFLICT: Sarah WISDOM or Sarah COWHERD?

Janelle Holmes EMail: [email protected] "I show that the wife of Peter Rucker, father of Susannah Rucker who married John Bisland was Sarah COWHERD, not WISDOM, was she married to a Mr. WISDOM, perhaps,as I have her Cowherd grandparents for three generations."

Shows he married Sarah Wisdom; and Sarah Coward m. Colby Rucker. Then shows Sarah Coward as mother of Colby Rucker.

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2 William Jones b: 12 MAY 1723 d: Aft 1749

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February 1937 Alumnae Quarterly: Rosalie Pendleton Scully is First Lady of Pittsburgh! Her husband was appointed Mayor of Pittsburgh by council when the preceding mayor resigned.

February 1938 Alumnae Quarterly: Rosalie Pendleton Scully's husband, having filled out the unexpired term of the former mayor of Pittsburgh, was elected mayor in the November election and Rosalie continues her duties as First Lady of Pittsburgh.

May 1944 Alumnae Quarterly: Rosalie Pendleton Scully, wife of Mr. Cornelius D. Scully, Mayor of Pittsburgh, was chosen to christen the "U.S.S. Pittsburgh," a heavy cruiser. The ceremony took place Feb. 22 at the Quincy (Mass.) shipyard of the Bethlehem Steel Co. After the launching ceremony a reception was held for the sponsor and her party of distinguished guests. Among them were her husband, Mayor Cornelius Scully, and her college friend, Margaret Moriss, '04, Dean of Pembroke College, Brown University.

Winter 1953 Alumnae Quarterly:
IN MEMORIAM - ROSALIE PENDLETON SCULLY
Rosalie Pendleton Scully died on October 13, 1952 at her home in Shepherdstown, W.Va., just three weeks after the death of her husband, Cornelius D. Scully, a former mayor of Pittsburgh.
In the class of 1903 Rosalie took an active part in all class and college activity. This interest she maintained throughout her life. She had hoped to attend our 50th reunion. She has changed very little in appearance, and was the same handsome, gracious woman we knew at college.
Rosalie had great literary and executive ability. She took an active part in all church, civic and educational affairs both in Pittsburgh and Shepherdstown.
Her generous hospitality and constant thoughtfulness for others made her home a joy for her family and friends. During her husband's long illness and her own illness she was brave, courageous and cheerful, trying to plan for others.
She is survived by four children, and nine grandchildren. A lovelier family I have never seen.
To her family the Class of 1903 sends its sympathy. - Nancy Nulton Larrick '03.
http://www.goucher.edu/library/robin/index/rps.htm.

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Richard Henry Travis md Ruth Caroline White;

My Southern Family

Caledenia M. ALVIS

1846 - ____

ID Number: I43266

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Elizabeth Richie AYRES

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I27345

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Sir ROGER BACON Knt.

ABT 1300 - ____

ID Number: I52549

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Nettie Lou BARRINEAU

5 Apr 1886 - ____

ID Number: I89699

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Elizabeth BRUNSKILL

____ - ____

ID Number: I62720

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Sarah COWHERD

ABT 1740 - AFT Mar 1808

ID Number: I30662

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William Arthur "Bill" HARRISON JR

William JONES III

12 May 1723 - AFT 1749

ID Number: I91245

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Lennis S. KERSH

13 Feb 1882 - 14 Jun 1883

ID Number: I66041

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Rosalie PENDLETON

14 May 1880 - 13 Oct 1952

ID Number: I58804

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Earline SHEARIN

Sarah Ann Virginia SHORE

7 Sep 1829 - 6 Mar 1848

ID Number: I18062

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Richard Henry TRAVIS

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I99870

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