My brick wall is my great grandfather and great grandmother. I have been researching them for about 5 years. I have documents for most of the information I have, however, their death certificates do not list their parents. There is a David Wade and Mary Ann Gentry who married on March 28, 1854 in Clay County, MO. I cannot prove this is my great grandparents, but would love to have any information anyone on this list my have to share. 1 David Wade - 1880 . +Mary Ann Gentry 1841 - 1917 ...... 2 Wesley C. Wade 1858 - ...... 2 William C. Wade 1860 - ...... 2 Lula V. Wade 1863 - 1912 .......... +Issac Winstade 1849 - 1909 .............. *2nd Husband of Nova Winstade: .................. +J. R. Newsom ...... 2 David S. Wade 1865 - 1939 .......... +Melissa 1872 - 1915 ...... 2 Ida Wade 1866 - 1939 .......... +Silas H. Barnard 1861 - 1942 ...... 2 Susannah Mary Wade 1869 - 1940 .......... +J. M. Faughn ...... *2nd Husband of Susannah Mary Wade: .......... +Enoch Richard Tileson 1854 - 1911 ...... 2 Bird Gentry Wade 1871 - 1958 .......... +Mary Ellen McCollum 1878 - 1923 Thanks, Shirley WADE Anderson Oklahoma

Linda, Nothing.... have been trying to run the NATHANIEL name.... but nothing, nada, zip. Bruce ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 2:51 PM Subject: Re: [WADE] WADE, HENRY - NC/GA - 1795 to 1855 > Bruce, > Anything new on your research front? > Linda >

Linda, Glad you posted that, as you know, we have the SAME brick wall. Bruce Wade ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 10:44 AM Subject: [WADE] WADE, HENRY - NC/GA - 1795 to 1855 > I cannot break through to the generation beyond Henry Wade. Here is his > information: (also see latest notes at bottom): > > Henry Wade > b. abt. 1795 - NC > m. 17 Aug 1815 - Franklin Co, GA > to: Temperance "Tempie" Jordan - b. abt. 1795 - SC > d: 15 March 1855 - Habersham Co, GA > buried: Wade Cemetery, Alto, Georgia > > Children: > 1. Calvin Wade > b. abt. 1817 - NC > m. 14 Jan 1834 - Habersham Co, GA > to: Genetta Wellison (Wilson?) > > 2. William E.L.B. "Billy" Wade > b. Dec 1819 - NC > m. 6 June 1852 - Habersham Co, GA > to: (1) Sarah Ann M. Cook; (2) Thursy Ann Lewellan > > 3. Edith Matilda Wade > b. 20 Jan 1820 - Habersham Co, GA > m. 23 June 1836 - Habersham Co, GA > to: John Ingram Shore > d. 4 March 1905 - Tyler, Smith Co, TX > > 4. Martha Armindia Wade > b. June 1823 - Habersham Co, GA > Never married > > 5. Henry S. Marion Wade > b. 14 Sept 1825 - Habersham Co, GA > m. 15 May 1850 - Habersham Co, GA > to: (1) Millard F. Veal; (2) Mary Ann "Polly" Holcomb > d. 27 May 1899 - Georgia > > 6. Rainey Jasper Wade > b. 20 Nov 1826 - Habersham Co, GA > m. 13 Nov 1870 - Murray Co, GA > to: (1) Elizabeth Ann Ramsey; (2) Marjorie R. Frisbee > d. 4 April 1918 - Whitfield Co, GA > > 7. Charles Newton Wade > b. 4 Feb 1833 - Habersham Co, GA > m. 29 Dec 1853 - Habersham Co, GA > to: (1) Orpha Ann Carter; (2) Sarah H. Shore > d. 17 Oct 1911 - Habersham Co, GA > > 8. Willis H. Wade > b. 3 March 1835 - Habersham Co, GA > m. 2 July 1865 - Habersham Co, GA > to: Allie M. Cook > d. 23 Dec 1908 - Alto, Georgia > > 9. Leanne Emiline Wade > b. abt. 1841 - Habersham Co, GA > m. 1868 - Habersham Co, GA > to: William Albert Thomas > d. 28 Sept 1895 - Habersham Co, GA > > 10. Charlotte Wade > b. abt. 1843 - Habersham Co, GA > m. Perry Brown > ********* > Now . . . here are some things we have learned about Henry Wade: > > 1. It's possible his middle name was "Jasper", but no verification. > > 2. He was a veteran of the War of 1812 (copy of record). > > 3. Bought land on 20 Feb 18?? (can't read year), Deed Bk "D", pg 8, Habersham > Co, GA. > > 4. On 4 Dec 1822, Deed Bk "B", pg 56, Habersham Co, GA; mortgage to William > L. Griffith; witnessed by NATHANIEL WADE. We do not know relationship of > Nathaniel Wade to Henry Wade. > > 5. Same date and book: William L. Griffith to Henry Wade of Habersham Co, GA > (captioned Madison Co, GA -- I don't know what this means). Witnessed by > NATHAN WADE. > > 6. 18 June 1823: Habersham Co, GA, Deed Bk "B", (captioned Franklin Co, GA), > Absalom Hicks to Henry Wade of Habersham Co, GA, on waters of Chatahoshy. > Witnessed by NATHANIEL WADE. > > 7. 28 June 1823, Habersham Co, GA, Deed Bk "B" pg 111; Henry Wade to Jesse > Leadford, lot originally granted to Absalom Hix on 23 Nov 1822. > > 8. Named in 1832 Cherokee Land Lottery, pg 116. > > 9. Not sure if this is my Henry Wade, but believe it is found in Habersham > Co, GA. Have never been able to find my notes to that effect: "Henry Wade, > heir out of state of David Wade, deceased, who resided in Pickens Co, SC > (real estate settlement). > > 10. July 1, 1843, Georgia Land Grant, pg 264, 160 acres in M. Brown District > of Cherokee Co, GA. > > 11. 4 Sept 1854, Henry Wade is name administrator of the estate of Nathaniel > Wade. > > Censuses in which he is listed: > 1820 Habersham Co, GA > 1840 Habersham Co, GA > 1850 Habersham Co, GA > > In 1830, the only Henry Wade was listed in Gwinnett Co, GA, but is not the > same Henry Wade. > > WADES WITH POSSIBLE CONNECTIONS (but not known): > > Elijah Wade - b. abt. 1790 - witness to heirs of William A. Wade, 1855, > Benton (Calhoun) County, AL > > William A. Wade - b. abt. 1794 - owned 40 acres in Benton (Calhoun) Co, AL. > No wife or children, but had heirs. > > James P. Wade - b. abt 1798 - GA > In 1830 he lived in Habersham Co, GA, next door to Polly Wade > Married: 24 Oct 1822 in Habersham Co, GA to Sarah "Sallie" Chandler (I > correspond w/ these descendants). Living beside Joel Wade, Randolph Co, AL in > 1850; Benton Co. heir of William A. Wade. > > Simeon J. Wade - b. abt. 1800 - listed as heir of William A. Wade. > > David A. Wade - b. abt 1802 - listed as heir of William A. Wade > > Sarah E. Wade - b. abt. 1805 - heir of William A. Wade > > Richard Wade - b. abt 1807 - married 28 Jan 1827 in Habersham Co, GA, to > Lotty Young. > > Any information on possible connections would be greatly appreciated. > > Linda McDaniel Smith > > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

My brick wall is trying to find out were Frank B Wade married 1886 in Wetzel County WV to Emma Porter, how does he fit in with any of the Wades in that surrounding area, as when I search for him I keep coming up with Frank Marion Wade who married Elzia Jean Kimbel both Franks birth, marrage, and death dates are so close it's a real mystry: can someone help me take down this wall. Thank You Donna Eli

Here's my "brick wall" - anybody recognize this WADE family? Benjamin F. WADE b. 12 Mar 1842 in (Seneca Co.?) OH. d. 1920 Yamhill Co.OR Before he was 20, Benjamin headed to WI>CO>OR working in mines and lumber industries. The first record of him I find in Oregon is in 1867 with his marriage to Iola Grazer. According to Gaston's "Centennial History of Oregon", my ancestor was the son of Robert WADE (who came as a child from Scotland) and Hannah MILLER "of KY" The story also says, Robert & Hannah lived in OH from marriage, for 25 years. Then they spent 10 yrs in INdiana, and thence to IA where Robert died (Clarke Co.) in 1880. . Children: George Washington; Emeline; Isaac; John; Robert; Ezekiel G.; Minerva; Hannah & Benjamin (twins - b. 12 March 1842) in OH; Abraham; & Emeranca. I cannot find hide nor hair of the family above! Searched the census indexes for 1850 & 1860 (the only years my Benj. F. would have been with family) and ordered the actual microfilms for every Robert/Robt. found. 1880 census index (soundex)showed nothing, but there likely were no children under 10 - (mortality census turned up zilch) . 1880 Oregon census under Benjamin F. says his father b.NY, mother b. KY. His obit. mentions children, but no siblings/parents. Help!! any information, ideas, suggestions please. Judy <[email protected]>

I cannot break through to the generation beyond Henry Wade. Here is his information: (also see latest notes at bottom): Henry Wade b. abt. 1795 - NC m. 17 Aug 1815 - Franklin Co, GA to: Temperance "Tempie" Jordan - b. abt. 1795 - SC d: 15 March 1855 - Habersham Co, GA buried: Wade Cemetery, Alto, Georgia Children: 1. Calvin Wade b. abt. 1817 - NC m. 14 Jan 1834 - Habersham Co, GA to: Genetta Wellison (Wilson?) 2. William E.L.B. "Billy" Wade b. Dec 1819 - NC m. 6 June 1852 - Habersham Co, GA to: (1) Sarah Ann M. Cook; (2) Thursy Ann Lewellan 3. Edith Matilda Wade b. 20 Jan 1820 - Habersham Co, GA m. 23 June 1836 - Habersham Co, GA to: John Ingram Shore d. 4 March 1905 - Tyler, Smith Co, TX 4. Martha Armindia Wade b. June 1823 - Habersham Co, GA Never married 5. Henry S. Marion Wade b. 14 Sept 1825 - Habersham Co, GA m. 15 May 1850 - Habersham Co, GA to: (1) Millard F. Veal; (2) Mary Ann "Polly" Holcomb d. 27 May 1899 - Georgia 6. Rainey Jasper Wade b. 20 Nov 1826 - Habersham Co, GA m. 13 Nov 1870 - Murray Co, GA to: (1) Elizabeth Ann Ramsey; (2) Marjorie R. Frisbee d. 4 April 1918 - Whitfield Co, GA 7. Charles Newton Wade b. 4 Feb 1833 - Habersham Co, GA m. 29 Dec 1853 - Habersham Co, GA to: (1) Orpha Ann Carter; (2) Sarah H. Shore d. 17 Oct 1911 - Habersham Co, GA 8. Willis H. Wade b. 3 March 1835 - Habersham Co, GA m. 2 July 1865 - Habersham Co, GA to: Allie M. Cook d. 23 Dec 1908 - Alto, Georgia 9. Leanne Emiline Wade b. abt. 1841 - Habersham Co, GA m. 1868 - Habersham Co, GA to: William Albert Thomas d. 28 Sept 1895 - Habersham Co, GA 10. Charlotte Wade b. abt. 1843 - Habersham Co, GA m. Perry Brown ********* Now . . . here are some things we have learned about Henry Wade: 1. It's possible his middle name was "Jasper", but no verification. 2. He was a veteran of the War of 1812 (copy of record). 3. Bought land on 20 Feb 18?? (can't read year), Deed Bk "D", pg 8, Habersham Co, GA. 4. On 4 Dec 1822, Deed Bk "B", pg 56, Habersham Co, GA; mortgage to William L. Griffith; witnessed by NATHANIEL WADE. We do not know relationship of Nathaniel Wade to Henry Wade. 5. Same date and book: William L. Griffith to Henry Wade of Habersham Co, GA (captioned Madison Co, GA -- I don't know what this means). Witnessed by NATHAN WADE. 6. 18 June 1823: Habersham Co, GA, Deed Bk "B", (captioned Franklin Co, GA), Absalom Hicks to Henry Wade of Habersham Co, GA, on waters of Chatahoshy. Witnessed by NATHANIEL WADE. 7. 28 June 1823, Habersham Co, GA, Deed Bk "B" pg 111; Henry Wade to Jesse Leadford, lot originally granted to Absalom Hix on 23 Nov 1822. 8. Named in 1832 Cherokee Land Lottery, pg 116. 9. Not sure if this is my Henry Wade, but believe it is found in Habersham Co, GA. Have never been able to find my notes to that effect: "Henry Wade, heir out of state of David Wade, deceased, who resided in Pickens Co, SC (real estate settlement). 10. July 1, 1843, Georgia Land Grant, pg 264, 160 acres in M. Brown District of Cherokee Co, GA. 11. 4 Sept 1854, Henry Wade is name administrator of the estate of Nathaniel Wade. Censuses in which he is listed: 1820 Habersham Co, GA 1840 Habersham Co, GA 1850 Habersham Co, GA In 1830, the only Henry Wade was listed in Gwinnett Co, GA, but is not the same Henry Wade. WADES WITH POSSIBLE CONNECTIONS (but not known): Elijah Wade - b. abt. 1790 - witness to heirs of William A. Wade, 1855, Benton (Calhoun) County, AL William A. Wade - b. abt. 1794 - owned 40 acres in Benton (Calhoun) Co, AL. No wife or children, but had heirs. James P. Wade - b. abt 1798 - GA In 1830 he lived in Habersham Co, GA, next door to Polly Wade Married: 24 Oct 1822 in Habersham Co, GA to Sarah "Sallie" Chandler (I correspond w/ these descendants). Living beside Joel Wade, Randolph Co, AL in 1850; Benton Co. heir of William A. Wade. Simeon J. Wade - b. abt. 1800 - listed as heir of William A. Wade. David A. Wade - b. abt 1802 - listed as heir of William A. Wade Sarah E. Wade - b. abt. 1805 - heir of William A. Wade Richard Wade - b. abt 1807 - married 28 Jan 1827 in Habersham Co, GA, to Lotty Young. Any information on possible connections would be greatly appreciated. Linda McDaniel Smith

my brick wall is trying to find who John Wade's parents are. Some cousins say he was born in Polk Co. GA, but I do not have any proof of that. He was born in 1809 and was married in Walton Co. GA. in 1833 to Easter(Ester) Johns (daughter of John Johns) In the 1850 census they are living in Paulding Co.(later Polk Co) . Their children were: Hamilton Green b 1835 Andrew Jackson b 1837 Elizabeth b 1838 Rachel b 1840 Thomas Henry b 1845 (my line) Mary E. b 1846 Sarah A b 1847 Mitilda b 1855 George W b 1859 On the 1860 census Easter is the head of household. --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Send your FREE holiday greetings online at Yahoo! Greetings.

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This message is being forwarded by the List Admin. You can reply to the list or to the original sender as shown in the body of the message. Please do not reply to me. Best Regards John A Hansen [email protected] List Admin > -----Original Message----- > From: William W. Wade [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 5:34 AM > To: John A Hansen > Subject: Re: [WADE] Roll Call time > > > My Brick Wall is my grandmother: IVYE SUMPTER RICE WADE (LAMSON). > She was born around 1880-82 in Tenn. married William M. Wade 12/28/04 in > Indianapolis, Ind., divorced ? and married Charles Lamson ? moved to Mich. > ? and died between 1945-60. Please help with any information you may have. > Thank you. > ([email protected]) > >

I am looking for info on my grandfather Samuel Edgar Wade b.,9/26/1875 in Alberene, Va., d. 12/9/1944 in Charlottesville, Va. He married Maggie Elizabeth Campbell 1895 in Covesville, Va. What I am looking for is concerning his family. which are my brick wall. I think they fell out of the sky. HELP PLEASE!!!!! Nancy

My brick wall is: Zachariah Henry Wade, b Abt 1820 in VT or NY d 9/14/1856 Granville, NY married to Malinda Priest b 8/29/1822 VT d 3/17/1906 Mt. Holly, VT Their children are: Caroline Amelia Wade b 7/3/1846 Dresden, NY d 1/9/1922 Granville, NY Charles H. Wade b abt 1841 William E. Wade b abt 1842 Mary J. Wade b abt 1844 Benjamine Franklin Wade b abt1848 George W. Wade b 1851 Amos H. Wade b abt 1853 Zachariah Henry Jr. b abt 1820 Would love to hear from anyone researching this family. Linda

Hi, Looking for the parents of ABSOLOM WADE who was born in Virginia 1804. The first sighting of ABSOLOM WADE is on the Tennessee Census for 1830 (could be 1820). He married MALINDA KENNEDY PORTER 1832 in Henry Co. TN. They go from Tennessee to Kentucky to Union Co. Arkansas to Winn Parish, LA. ABSOLOM WADE dies 20 Aug 1870 in Winn Parish. THIS IS A MAJOR DEAD END!!! ANY INFO WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! Rachel

My WADE "brick wall": (my gg-grandfather) Jonas WADE born: 16 Apr 1805 New Jersey died: 23 Sep 1871 New York City,NY or New Jersey) Spouse: Mary Jane HUGHES born: 1824? died: 14 Aug 1867 New York City, NY Children: (all born in New York City, NY) Harriet b. 15 Aug 1842 Eliza Lum b. 2 Jan 1844 James Burnett b. 26 Aug 1846 John Edward b. 23 Oct 1848 d. 11 Aut 1890 Robert b. 30 Jul 1852 d. 11 Apr 1892 Emma b. 2 Sep 1859 William Henry b. 21 Oct 1863 d. 17 Jan 1867 I haven't yet been able to link up with anyone else connected to this WADE line. Thanks for taking the time to read this message. -Jane Windley

William Wade was born Aug. 20, 1800 in NC and married Nov. 11, 1823 Lethe Landers who was born Nov. 2, 1800 in NC. Shortly after marriage they were in TN and he died in Franklin Co., TN in 1871. Am seeking parents and siblings, and will appreciaite any help.

This message is being forwarded by the List Admin. You can reply to the list or to the original sender as shown in the body of the message. Please do not reply to me. Best Regards John A Hansen [email protected] List Admin -----Original Message----- From: Bruce Smith [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 9:12 AM To: John A Hansen Subject: Re: [WADE] WADE Rachele, Waterloo, Laurens CO S.C. 1832 Hi All Looking for my Rachele Wade who died in Waterloo, Laurens Co, S.C.in 1832. She married ESQ David Lewis Anderson and had many children. He was born in 1764 in Va and they are both buried in Laurens Co, S.C. Thanks Bruce Smith [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: John A Hansen To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 11:59 PM Subject: [WADE] Roll Call time Dear All: Generally speaking a roll call does not do much for the genealogy of our list. However, once a year seems to be an appropriate timing to dust off those brick walls and see where things stand. I know from the various emails that I receive that many of you have made great strides this year due to new databases on line and new web sites etc. So what I propose is as follows: A: Post the brick wall ancestor and other ancestors that seem to have been created to give you a a hard time. Some ancestors of mine have covered their tracks so well, it must have been deliberate :-) Please use the standard format in the subject line for everyone's benefit. This standard has been used and was created in order to allow many people to skim the subject lines and then determine if there is any interest or should the delete key be used. So one ancestor per message. The format is : SURNAME > location > time Note the surname is in Caps. The new search engines here in Rootsweb are coming on line and are working well. Then give the pertinent details in the message body. B: No signatures lines over 4 lines. The VLF will automatically put anybody on moderate that can't seem to get their sig line down. Large sig lines clog up the search engine and the archives. VLF is a patented system from Piglet (the Listowners admin) and she rents it out for a royalty fee per use. VLF = Very Large Flyswatter to keep posters in line :-) C: Also post any great web sites that you've found that really helped. I may put some of these in the taglines for future reference. Lets Go! Best Regards John A Hansen [email protected] List Admin ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

This message is being forwarded by the List Admin. You can reply to the list or to the original sender as shown in the body of the message. Please do not reply to me. Best Regards John A Hansen [email protected] List Admin > -----Original Message----- > From: Joe Marzluff [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 1:59 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: {not a subscriber} Henry A. Wade > > > My great grandfather, Henry A. Wade was born in Virginia on Feb. 18, > 1814. Except for his birth date and possible state where he was born, I > have been unable to learn more of his early life and who his parents > were. It is most probable that he migrated from Virginia into Ohio. He > may have traveled by himself, but it is more likely he came with his > parents as there were some early Wades in Ross County and surrounding > areas. The 1830 census report shows that Ann Wade with two young > children > lived in Chillicothe, Ohio while the Allen and Thomas Wade families lived > in Scioto Township. From the age groups of the male members of the > families discovered, Henry could readily fit in either the Ann > Wade or the > Thomas Wade family. Henry appeared in the 1840 and 1850 census. > The 1850 > census report showed the Wade family resided in Chillicothe; Henry at age > 35 was a "wagoner" and was born in Virginia; Cynthia, his wife, was 28 > . There were three children: William, Lucinda, and Emma. Additional > children were reported in the 1860 census: Dudley; Mary, my grandmother; > and Ella. Joseph Hooker Wade was born in 1863. Henry and Cynthia W. > Morgan were married on April 22, 1838 in Chillicothe Ohio. Henry was > described as a man of remarkable energy of character, and apparently > tireless in work. He amassed quite an investment in his real-estate > holdings. Henry died at age 66. He was traveling by train to > visit his son > William, who lived in Jerseyville, Illinois. The train jumped the track > and Henry was one of two persons killed. > If you can provide any information as to Henry's parents or > early life > please contact me at [email protected] > > >

I do know of one Halifax Co VA WADE family that moved to Calloway Co., KY My Wade Line: 1. Edward Wade b. 1611 London - 1635 Ship Paule - d. York Co VA 2. Edward Wade II b. 1640 York Co VA 3. Andrew 1 Wade b. 1670 York Co VA 4. Andrew Wade Sr. (I just say all of these children were born 1700) Edward III (Pliney & Pasca lines - one Edward b. 1726) James (great web site for this family on Family Tree Maker 38 pa) Utley line. Margaraet married John Hampton Jr Joseph Sr (no info on him) Richard Sr m. Grisle Dabney (note: had a son named Robert Wade) Robert Sr m. Elizabeth Hampton (son named Robert Jr) Sarah (nothing on her)? My line is Andrew Wade Sr. > William Wade Sr. 1740 > Henderson Wade Sr. 1768 born VA died Edgefield Dist SC > Henderson Wade Jr. 1818-1886 Tupelo MS > George G. Wade 1869-1952 d. Dallas, TX Robert Wade Sr., his son Hampton Wade Sr and my Andrew Wade Sr. and 3-4 more gentlemen organized Halifax Vo VA in Hampton's living room. Early 1800s - they all start migrating to SC. My Henderson Wade Sr to Edgefield Dist, SC. > After his death in 1836 they migrate to Tupelo, Pontotoc Co MS. (A straight line under Calloway Co KY) Some of Robert Wade's grandchildren went to Spartenburg SC. From there some went to Calloway Co., KY and being the first to arrive, they named it WADESBORO When my grandfather left Mississippi in 1890 - he came with one of the Wade boys that lived in Wadesboro, KY. This family settled in Rockwall County Texas (smallest county in the State) My grandfather about 7 miles north in Farmersville, Collin Co TX. They wrote and visited each other until they died in the 1950s. I am still searching for the parents of Edward Wade b. 1611 London. Last yr I bought the unpublished works of Stuart C. Wade. He did not have a lot of information on the Virginia Wades. But he did mention in page 84 of his book that he felt like the Wade men in the 1640 York Co VA Census were descendants of the great Sir Wm Wade - Gov of the Tower of London. I went to London last year and am still working on this today. I have made 4 CDs from the microfilm, that has lots of history on the Wades in England, New England States & Ohio. Regards, Georgia

The Samuel Wade is not the Son of David bingley Wade. David Bingley Wade was in 1790 Orangeburg Co. S.C. see census 1800 Pickins Co. S.C. census. This Samuel Wade was born in 1800 Randolph Co. N.C.. and Died 1876 Mt. View Stone Co. Ark. He married Zipliha Peacock she was born in Randolph Co. N.C.. 1803. Would suggest you check the census records for Randolph County N.C., land record and wills for that time period. The two Wade families did intermarried : but Catherine Wade b. abt. 1832 Savannah ,Hardin County was the fifth child of Samuel Wade and Zilpha Peacock. and was of no relation to David Bingley Wade. Catherine Wade b. 1832 Savannah Hardin Co. Tenn. d after 1870 m. ca. 1850 Hardin Co. Tenn. James Elliott Nesbitt b. ca. 1821 Tenn. d. 1885 Children Robert Henry Nesbitt b. ca 1851 Zilpiah Tennessee Nesbitt Nancy Adeline Nesbitt Allen Harrison Nesbitt Benjamin Franklin Nesbitt Genarine Isadora Nesbitt Martha Carolina Nesbitt Zenie Nesbitt I do not have any dates for the children would suggest you check census records. On the estate settlement of David Bingley Wade Pickins Co.S.C 1843 there is No Samuel Wade as Heir. nor a Samuel Wade listed as a heir on Critty Wade Dacus Claim in 1858 for Rev. War Service for her father David Wade. I hope that this clears up this missinformation on David Bingley Wade unless some one has some thing I have missed. Nancy Hall Anderson My Wade Line: David Bingley Wade Noah Wade David Hampton Wade Nymphia Wade Rose Lizzie Rose Hall Rayborn Murray Hall my father

John W. Wade and Lucy L. ? were reportedly married in Lowell, Massachusetts Aug 25, 1865. The courthouse there has no record of it. I have no other info on John W. other than children. Lucy was born Aug 28, 1846 in Brattleboro, VT and died Mar 17, 1897 in Terrill, WI. All above information came from her obituary in the newspaper. ===== Carl Carpenter Director - River Chords Women's Barbershop Chorus (Prospective Sweet Adelines) http://www.geocities.com/riverchords/ Lead (when I can get there) - San Antonio Chordsmen Chorus (SPEBSQSA) Family Tree: http://www.geocities.com/mrbbshop/ mailto: [email protected] __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/

If I have already posted this to roll call please forgive me, I'm getting old. I am looking for the parents, etc. of Esther Wade b. abt. 1772, place unknown, d. aft. 1850 probably Dickson Co. Tenn. She was married to William Thorn, b and d dates unknown. I only have one child for certain, and that is Daniel Wade Thorn who married Susan Caroline Green, daughter of Wesley and Katherine Gentry Green, although I believe that Caroline ? who married James Parish: and Esther ? who married Patrick H. Madden, were siblings of Daniel. Esther was living with an Elisabeth Herndrin in Dickson Co, Tn in 1850. I also believe this was another daughter. Please share any information you have. Everyone on all lists keep telling me that Daniel Wade Thorn's father and mother were John and Rebecca Thorn, but all of my family has always known that they were William and Esther Wade Thorn and just last week I finally found Esther Thorn. Next in line on the census was Daniel Wade Thorn her son. Sue