. John Burgwyn, Carolinian; John Jones, Virginian; their ancestors and descendants. and became Governor as the successorof Hyde. He was born in Glasgow, May 6th, 1654, and emi-grated to Albermarle in 1683 as the Deputy of Lord came from an ancient family, whose heirs owned the estates ofBalgre, continuously from the reign of James III of Pollok was a stalwart churchman, though one of theearly missionaries claims that he was luke warm on the subjectof receiving the holy communion. Pollok possessed in fullshare the thrift of the canny Scotchman. In advancing money to
. John Burgwyn, Carolinian; John Jones, Virginian; their ancestors and descendants. and became Governor as the successorof Hyde. He was born in Glasgow, May 6th, 1654, and emi-grated to Albermarle in 1683 as the Deputy of Lord came from an ancient family, whose heirs owned the estates ofBalgre, continuously from the reign of James III of Pollok was a stalwart churchman, though one of theearly missionaries claims that he was luke warm on the subjectof receiving the holy communion. Pollok possessed in fullshare the thrift of the canny Scotchman. In advancing money toBaron de Graffenreid, he was careful to take a mortgage on thelands bought by him for the Swiss and Palatine Colonists andthose lands on foreclosure went into the hands of his heirs, themassacre of the whites in 1771 so discouraging deGraffenreidthat he returned to his native country. (Colonial Laymen ofthe Church of England in North Carolina, Kemp Battle.) Eunice Pollok had four children by her first husband: one ofwhom Frances, born March 18, 177—, married on April 8. ( 22 ). JOHN FANNING BURGWIN 1790, John Devereux and their daughter Frances Pollok Deve-reux married Leonidas Polk, First Bishop of Louisiana, and aLieutenant General, C. S. A. Thomas and George Pollok diedintestate and without issue and their property went to theirwhole sister Francess (Mrs. Devereux) heirs and their half-sisters (Mrs. J. F. Burgwin) heirs. Sara Pierrepont Hunt (d. Apl. 17, 1823), was the only daugh-ter of her mothers second marriage, and she was the motherof all of John Burgwins children. (4) Mr. Burgwin was alarge merchant doing business at Fayetteville, Wilmington, NewBern and New York. He married, secondly, Miss Ellen Barber,of Bath, England, but she died without issue. Mr. Burgwindied at Raliegh, N. C. in 1864 in the eighty-first year of hisage. ISSUE: (7) Julia Theodosia, (8) Geo. Pollok Alverston(died young without issue), (9) Henry King, (10) Thos. Pollok(b. Dec. 3, 1814 m. Matilda Ba
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