. Koloniale Villen von Maryland und Delaware. Hildren:Samuel, der Mai Kay, Tochter von John und Elizabeth Kay, von New Jersey verheiratet; John Contee; Capt.Thomas Hawkins, die Rebecca, Tochter von Walter und Mary Grafton Dulany verheiratet; Sarah, die verheiratet Dr. William Beane, von Upper Marlboro; Elizabeth, whomarried Addison; Eleanor, der General CHAP-Mann heiratete; Mildred, der Dr. William Baker heiratete; Chloe, der Gen. George Lee, Sohn des Gouverneurs ThomasSim Lee und Neffe von Richard Henry Lee, der Unterzeichner;Anne, der Nicholas Lingan, Bruder von Gen. James Maccubbin Lingan heiratete. Der Vereinigung von Samu

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. Colonial mansions of Maryland and Delaware. hildren:Samuel, who married May Kay, daughter of John andElizabeth Kay, of New Jersey; John Contee; Capt.Thomas Hawkins, who married Rebecca, daughter ofWalter and Mary Grafton Dulany; Sarah, who marriedDr. William Beane, of Upper Marlboro; Elizabeth, whomarried Addison; Eleanor, who married General Chap-man; Mildred, who married Dr. William Baker; Chloe, who married Gen. George Lee, son of Governor ThomasSim Lee and nephew of Richard Henry Lee, the signer;Anne, who married Nicholas Lingan, brother of Gen.James Maccubbin Lingan. Of the union of Samuel the third and May Kaycame Samuel the fourth, who settled in Kentucky andwas the father of Gen. Roger Weightman Hanson, whofell mortally wounded at the battle of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and the Honourable Richard Hickman Han-son, of Paris, Kentucky; Isaac Kay, who married MariaStorer; Maria, who married Daniel Sheffy; LouisaSerena, who married Gen. Roger Chew Weightman. 183 MOUNT AIRY CROOME. PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. MARYLANDCALVERT—DUVALL. f*N a grove of great oaks in southernMaryland is a royal old homesteaddeep in colourful memories of thepast. This is Mount Airy, theCalvert mansion, near Croome, Prince Georges County, Mary-land, the seat of the descendants of Lord Baltimorein the United States. A popular picnic point forautomobile parties from Washington now, the placehas sheltered many notable people and has been the sceneof many a brilliant social gathering. Here Washingtonsstepson, George Parke Custis, found his bride, EleanorCalvert, and lived out the brief span of his life. Here, too, Washington was a frequent visitor even before theRevolution—it is not a long days journey from MountVernon. Standing before the door of the old home, we canimagine the great coaches of our great-grandfathers, requiring four or six horses to move them—and un-comfortable then—lumbering up through the long aisleof high trees and discharging their polite and elegantfreight; for Mount Air

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