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1863, JULY. 346 CHARLES HAMILTON.
IV. MARY E. PAYNE, b. May 30, 1841.
V. JOHN XV. PAYNE, b. Oct. 17, 1844.
VI. VIRGINIA W. PAYNE, b. Oct. 5, 1846; md Lendas Duval, of
Richmond, Mo. I have lately been in correspondence with
Mrs. Duval. Her letters show a noble Christian Woman.
She and her sisters were educated at Prof. H. B. Todds
Academy, in Platte City.
JULY.
July 3The nal battle of Gettysburg and the surrender of
Vicksburg.
CHARLES HAMILTON.
Charles Hamilton. of New Market. having died. I. P. Cart-
wright administered. Bond, $8,000. His widow was Sarah, born
in May. 1820, living. Children:
I. JOHN HAMILTON. H. MARY C. III. GLENN.
IV. JAMES IV. V. MARGARET E. HAMILTON, md a Wilson.
"VI. RICHARD.
VII. ANN E. HAMILTON, b. in Scott County. Ky.; md Nov. 25,
1862. Isaac Pinkston Cartwright. ( See.)
VIII. CHAS. F. HAMILTON, md in 1897. Lou Brown.
IX. BURNETT F.
July 12Col. John Morgans raid into Indiana and Ohio.
July 19Martial law declared in Leavenworth by Gen.
Ewing.
AUGUST.
.4215/. 21The sack of Lawrence by Quantrell. It is said 150
persons were killed.
.4214/. 25Gen. Ewing issues his famous Order No. 11.
.4vu(/ 26The indignation in Kansas over the Quantrell raid is
intense. and we are charged as accessory to the crimes com-
mitted. The Red-leg dogs-of-Inurder are turned loose. The
border is infested with prowling thieves a11d assassins. The
alarm in Platte is universal. Ve inquire every morning into the
outrages committed the previous night. On one occasion a large
force was orgin7.ed at Leavenworth to come over and burn Platte
City. but the military authorities a.t Fort Leavenworth interfered.
It had been reported that Platte City had indorsed Quantrell.
JOHN BRYANT.
-1u,r/. 3 lJohn P:-vant having died. his widow. Mary. admin-
istered. Bond. 5l:~1.200. He was born in Fauquier County, Va.,
in 1.7.00. and died in Platte August 8. 186?: he removed to Pennsyl-
vania. Wliere. in 1912. he married Sarah )IcCalister. who was born
in 17.0.). (laughter of James Mr-(alister. a wealthy Scotchman.