Rathbone genealogy

RATHBOXE GENEALOGY. 411
seemed to restore him to health. He'returned to London the
last of April the year following on his way back to his own
country. He was suddenly seized with fever and died May
6, 1 83 1. His body was placed in the family vault of the Rev.
Daniel Wilson; then Vicar of Islington, afterward Bishop of
Calcutta. Children:
1. Southerland. b. Jan. 23. 1829.
MARY ANN" DOUGLAS (Alanson 8 , Martha 7
, John ,
Joshua5 , John 4 , John 3
, John-, Richard 1
), born in Lansingburg,
Feb. 7, 1807; married Hon. Samuel Miller of Rochester,
N. Y., May 20, 1833; ne ^vas l3 ° rn at Willston, Vermont,
March 9, 1801. "He was a lawyer, was made judge of the
Court of Common Pleas in the same county and subsequently
a senator in the Legislature of that state, "in the Autumn of
i860 he removed to New Haven, Conn., to have care over the
eldest son who had just returned from college. They were
Presbyterians. In 1S73 a fellowship was founded in Yale by
Mrs. Miller and named the Douglas Fellowship in memory
of. her brother, the Rev. Sutherland Douglas. A. M. (Y. C,
1822), and George H. Douglas. A. M.. 1828. This fellow-
ship, the first ever founded in the college yielded at least six
hundred dollars a year "
Children:
1. Samuel Miller, b. July 31, 1834; d. Oct. 3, 1838.
2. Sutherland Douglas Miller, b. Oct. 24, 1837; d. March 12, r840.
3- Julia Miller, b. Sept. II, 1839.
4- Alanson Douglas Miller, b. Dec. 13, 1842. Graduated at Vale
in 1 864; after three years' travel and study abroad entered Gen Theological
seminary, New York city, and became a clergyman in the Protestant-Episcopal
church; he m. Maria Russell Bluker of Brooklyn.
N. Y.; was rector of St. Peter's church. Millford, Conn., five years; in
1878 rector of St. John's church. Hartford. Conn.
5- Mary Douglas Miller, b. Nov. 1. 1844; d. April 20, 1846.
6. George Douglas Miller, b. Nov. 5, 1847; graduated at Yale in
1870; m. Anna DePeyster. daughter of Valket P. and Helen L. (Franchot)
Dow; (son is of Dutch origin and appears in the earliest records
of Albany. X. Y.) YVolvenhook. the family residence at Dow Point,
opposite Albany, having been in possession of the family for over 250
years. This is the only family of the name in America, and is now f'78)
represented in the male line by Mr. Miller's uncle. John DePeyster Dow
of Poughkeepsie. X. Y.. and an infant son of her deceased brother. Pascal
Stanislaus Franchot left France during the commercial depression
preceding the revolutionary troubles, and settled at Otsego Co.. N. Y.
CHARLES SELDEN 9 DOUGLAS (Alanson 8 , Martha 7 .
Tohn fi
. Joshua5 . John 4 . Tohn 3
Tohn 2 . Richard 1 ), born
in Troy. N. Y.. Aug. 17. 1812.* He entered early upon com-