arid died, leaving four daughters— Mary, who died noon after llm mother; liudlc, Ada and Li/./.Ii. Kllaabcth Lcwilt; PlcltnU married Mr. John IVdin Phillip*. Their children wore Thomas Jenifer, Cora, Flora, Victoria. Mury'Curolltu.1. John Penn. Heim. t.ijndc, Philip and Richard. Lavlnla Felicia married Mr. John Byrne, of Fauquier county. They had two sons, Frank and Horace, who died younsr. Cnpt. William Pickett, the second, married Mis* I* Young, had two brothers, who .should havn licet mentioned before. They wore Martin ami Htcptoe l’lckett. Martin l’lcUcdt ntarjrlad Miss Blackwell, of Fauquier county, Vlt;t. Their sons were Uoorgo II. atul Slcptoe Pickett. The latter marrlr.il Miss Courtney Heron, of Ba!-tlmuro, AJd.. had two daughter*, Surah and Ann Pickett, ol Louisville, Ivy. Utopian Pickett married Miss Felicia Chilton, of Fauquier county, Vie. and moved to Alabama- Thoir daughter, Felicia, married Reuben Chapipun, who wag elected to CongroaH for several terms from Alabama- The daughters of Martin Pickett and his wife. Miss Blackwell, worn Mrs. Ann p. Burke, Mrs.1 Lucy Marshall, Mrs. Judy Slaughter, Mru. Letitlft Johnson, Mrs, Mildred Clarkson and Mrs. Judgo John Scott. Th^ehildren of Judgo Scott and Belay BlCkett, his wife .were Hon. RobertF. Scott, Colonel John and Ur. Martin P. Scott, Mrs. Arthur Morson u.nlt;i Mrs. Robert B. Lee. The daughters of ■William Plekett, the elder, and Lucy Young were Betsy Pickett, married General Simon Morgan, of Kevolu-tlonary fame, having received several wounds at the buttlo of the Cow Pens. They lived In Kentucky.