Mrs. Lovise Harrison Ellington

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Mrs. Lovise Harrison Ellington. - DAR ID Number: 101983 - Volume 102
page 300
Born in Bowie County, Texas. - Wife of J. A. Ellington. 
Descendant of Capt. George Wade, as follows: 
1. Eli H. Harrison, Jr. (1848-97), m. 1875 Martha B. Adams (b. 1858). 
2. Eli H. Harrison m. 1844 Elizabeth F. Douglass (1829-1901). 
3. Dr. John Douglass (1795-1870) m. 1817 Mary L. Lunsford (1798-1873). 
4. Swanson Lunsford (1754-99) m. 1797 Rebecca Wade (1778-1851). 
5. George Wade m. 1766 Mary McDonald (1748-79). 

George Wade (1747-1824) raised a company and marched to the relief of Charleston. 
He was taken prisoner by Tarleton and was wounded at the battle of Savannah. 
He was born in North Carolina; died in Columbia, S. C. 

Related Genealogy: 

Mrs. Mary Lunsford Thorn Moores. - DAR ID Number: 86960 - Volume 87
page 306
Born in Winnsboro, S. C.  - Wife of William Henry Harrison Moores. 
Descendant of Swanson Lunsford, Daniel McDonald, Col. Thomas Wade, Capt. George Wade, 
John Turner, and John Douglas, as follows: 
1. William Turner Thorn (1840-79) m., 1866, Frances Douglass (b. 1841). 
2. Dr. William Thorn (1808-81) m., 1839, Martha Miller McCrorey (1814-76); Dr. John 
Douglass (1795-1870) m., 1817, Mary Letherd Lunsford (1798-1873). 
3. Swanson Lunsford m., 1797, Rebecca Wade (1778-1851); John McCrorey (1774-1849) m., 
1795, Margaret Turner (1775-1849); John Douglas m., 1781, Sarah Dunn (1763-1813). 
4. George Wade m., 1766, Mary McDonald (1748-79); John Turner m., 1773, Margaret Adger 
(1755-95). 
5. Daniel McDonald m., 1745, Rebecca Middleton; Thomas Wade m., 1745, Jane Boggan. 

Swanson Lunsford (1754-99) was a member of Lee's Legion in 1776. He was born in 
Petersburg, Va.; died in Columbia, S. C. 
Daniel McDonald (1723-97) served as private in the militia to defend South Carolina. 
He died in Lancaster, S. C. 
Thomas Wade (1722-87) served as colonel of minute men and as a member of the Provincial 
Congress of North Carolina, 1775. He was born and died in Anson, N. C. 
George Wade (1747-1824) raised a company and marched to the relief of Charleston. 
He was taken prisoner by Tarleton and was wounded in the battle of Savannah. He was 
born in Granville, N. C.; died in Columbia, S. C. 
John Turner served in the Revolution as a soldier and patriot. He was born in Ireland; 
died in South Carolina. 
John Douglas (1760-1813) served as a soldier under Capt. Gordon in the 5th South 
Carolina regiment. He was born and died in South Carolina.