Their children were, 1, Thomas, d. at 40, s. p; % John of New Jersey, d. at. 84 ; 3, Sarah, d. at. G5, mar. John Horton ; 4, Henry, d. at. 90, s. p.; 5, Hannah, d. at. 87, s. p.; 6, ;^L'lrga^et, d. at. 77, mar. Jonas Williams; 7, Abigail, d. at. 60, mar. David Knapp ; 8, Phcebe, d. at. 78, mar. Francis Colgiove; 9, Dinah, still living at. So, mar. Thaddeus R')ckwell; 10, Robert of Yorktown, still living at. 81. (IV.), Phoebe, d. aet. 81, mar. 1744, Dennis

Coombs. (V.). Anna, d, at. 80, mar. Martin. (YL), Ruth, d. at. SO,

mar. Job AVright. (VII.), Elizabeth, d. at. 80, mar. :Martineau. (VIII.),

Sarah, d. at. GO. (IX.), :Mary, d at. G4. (X.), Abigail, d. at IS. Arms.--A.z. on a fesse, between two fillets, or, three leopard's heads, gu. Crest.-- X demi Moor ppr. vested gu. rimmed roimd the collar with two bars or, tied round the waist with a ribbon ar, wreathed about the head ar. and gu. holding in his dexter hand a gem-riug of the third.

Le Comte, om Le CorsT, of New Rocuelle.-- The ance.storsof theLe Count's were Protestants, inhabitants of La Rochelle, in France. They were of honorable and noble descent, (.as the name implies), and there possessed considerable estates. On the vk. ocation of the Edict of Nantes, Guillaume Le Comte tied from France to England, and soon after came to America. Ciuillaume mar,

Marguerit.a , and had Guillaume, Peter, and Esther. GLiiilaume, junior,