Page 12 - Genealogy French Families Détroit River Revision 1701-1936 - Vol. 1

3. Maria Toresa Elvira m Joseph Croakey
4. Sarah Frenceea Dring m Samuel Gumbea
6 ii.Willi.mmlstl3Aug1789
iii. David Bitton m Mary Tiffin
Children:
1. David ~itton4 entered the U.S. Nay 11 Jan 1849 as 3rd
Anat. Enginee~ becam 2nd Asst. Engineer 26 Feb 1851
promoted to 1st Asst. Engineer 26 Jun 1856 and to Chief
Engineer 31 sep 1860
iv. Mn b 15 Feb 1785 d 23 May 1825 m West Point to Capt. Aeness
Mackav
v. cathehne b 30 Oft 1787 Detroit d 19 Sep 1822 Georgetom,
D.C. m 18 Jul 1803 Detroit Alexandez Mac&, b there 2 Apr
1782 d 25 Jun 1841 Washington D.C. .on of Alelander Mac&
and Mary Catherine Neverre
vi. Sarah b 21Apr 1789 d 30 Nor 1873 m John A. RtrcLer
vii. Jane b 7 Apr 1791 m Louis Wark. Jsne was lost on Lake Erie
when the ate-r Atlantic was wrecked
viii. Elira b 25 Jan 1795 d 2 Dec 1873 m Henry Whitney(Whiting1 of
the U.S. Army
JOHN ~~VARRE~-(~lexandeg ~ohnl) b 7 llar 1774 Detroit d 9 Nov 1810
bur Fabuth, England where a monmnt was erected recording his
eervicee m NY CEIUSTINA LNINGSTON, b NY dthere ca 1840 dau of Philip
Livingston of NY one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
John Navarre Mac& was mortally rounded on board the British Packet
"Princesae Charlotte" while aaaisting in her defense against a French
privateer on his way from Liabon to London
Children:
unm.
d
i. ~le~nder~ He ran appointed Master in the U.S. Navy
25 Jul 1818 and reaigned 19 May 1826
ii. Sarah Livingaton d without iaaue m lat --- Butler, m 2nd
Henry Rose of Geneva, NY
7 iii. Edward d 26 Mar 1844
iv. Catherine m Oswald John C-nn of Geneva., NY
v. Jsne Elisabeth d without isaue m John Roae of Geneva, NY
8 vi. John Naverre b 1810
vii. Jasper b HY d 15 Dec 1833 urn, Jasper raa admitted to West
Point in 1818, appointed Brevet 2nd Lt. of the 7th Infantry
24 May 1824 and 1st Lt. 10 Uov 1829
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ALExuIDER~~X~(~B(U~~~~~~~ Detroit d 25 Jun 1841
Washington D.C. m lat 18 Jul 1803 Detroit CATHERTNE MACOMB, b there 30
Oct 1787 d 19 Sep 1822 Georgetom, D.C. dau of William Mac& and Sarah
Jane Dring, m 2nd 26 May 1826 Georgetom HLRIIIET - widow of ---
Wilson purser of the U.S. Navy dau of Rev. Stephen B. Balch
D.D.(P~esbyterian). In his military career, Alexander entered the army
10 Jan 1799 as Cornet of Calvary, promoted to 2nd Lt. 16 Feb 1801. In
Apr 1802 he was transferred to 2nd Infantry and bec- 1st Lt. of
Engineers 12 Oct 1802, Capt. 11 Jun 1805, Major 23 Oeb 1808, Lt. Col.
23 Jul 1810, Col. of 3rd Aztillery 6 Jul 1812, Brigadiez General 23 Jan
1814. For distinguished conduct in defeating the enemy st Plattsburg,
he waa promoted to Brevet Major General 11 Sep 1814. In the
reorganization of the amy 1 Jun 1821, he was retained as Col. and
Chief Engineer. On 24 May 1828 he attained the high poaition of
Conmnder in Chief of the adea ofthe U.S. with the rank of Major!
General
by Catherine Mac&:
Robert Ke~edfl b 15 May 1804 Belleville, NJ d there Sep 1805
Catherine b 1 Oft 1805 Belleville m 5 Apr 1827 Georgetom,
D.C. John Manon, Secretary of the U.S. legation to Lbexico,
son of John Maaon. He belonged to the Maaons of Virginia.
(See Encyc. Brit. Wricsn Supplement, Art Mason.)
iii. Alexander Cataba b 1 Feb 1807 Rocky Mount, SC d 28 Oft 1810
Fort Johnson, SC
iv . Alexandrine b 1 Oft 1808 Belleville, NJ m 12 Feb 1834
waahington D.C. Gen. Henry Stanton, b 1799 Burlington, V'r
widower of Elira Payes eon of David Stanton and Olivia
Ga1u.h.. Henry attained the rank of Colonel and Brevet
Brigadier General in the U.S. Army