Advertiser, Boston, Mass. Farmer, Bridgeport, Conn. Independent, Rockland, Mass. Kennebec Journal, Augusta, Me.

By Augusta Browne Garrett.

SEE Tranin, Alix Augusta Claude (Tery) TERY, SIMONE.

TRANIN, ALIX AUGUSTA CLAUDE (TERY) Seule en Russie.

SEE Tranin, Alix Augusta Claude (Tery) TREE, IRIS.

TUCKER, AUGUSTA.

Augusta Tucker (A); 20Oct66; R396291.

SEE STEVENSON, AUGUSTA.

SEE STEVENSON, AUGUSTA.

Drawings by L. Augusta S. Farris.

SEE FARRIS, EDMOND J. FARRIS, L. AUGUSTA S. Art students' anatomy.

GREGORY, Isabella Augusta (Persse), Lady.

SEE Gregory, Isabella Augusta (Persse), Lady.

STEVENSON, AUGUSTA.

Augusta Stevenson (A); 26Apr71; R504994. STEVENSON, D. E., pseud.

SEE STEVENSON, AUGUSTA.

See "Annals of Augusta County, Va.," by Joseph A. Waddell, Richmond, 1888 (an excellent book), pp.

The greater portion of them had emigrated from the counties of Botetourt, Augusta, and Frederick, and others along the same valley, and from the upper counties of Maryland and Pennsylvania were mostly descendants of Irish stock, and generally where they had any religious opinions, were Presbyterians.

"Annals of Augusta," 21. 39. See Appendix.

Altogether the force under Lewis consisted of four commands, as follows: a body of Augusta troops, under Col. Charles Lewis, a brother of the general's; a body of Botetourt troops, under Col. William Fleming; a small independent company, under Col. John Field; and finally the Fincastle men, from the Holston, Clinch, Watauga, and New River settlements, under Col. William Christian.[10]

The bulk, consisting of Augusta men, under Col. Charles Lewis, marched on September 8th, closely followed by the Botetourt troops under Andrew Lewis himself.

Col. Christian himself only reached the Levels on the afternoon of the day the Augusta men had marched.

Col. Lewis' letter runs in part: "From Augusta we have 600; of this county [Botetourt] about 400; Major Field is joined with 40....

Col. Christian's letter states that the Augusta men took with them 400 pack-horses, carrying 54,000 pounds of flour, and 108 beeves, they started "yesterday."

The 400 horses that had started with the Augusta men were to return as fast as they could (after reaching the embarkment point, whence the flour was carried in canoes).