---------- From: jennifer warsen <[email protected]> Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 23:57:29 -0500 To: <[email protected]>, <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Subject: Prayer helps, and I'm praying for you. Dear Nan, I am 35 and still alive, not to mentionable to be typing to you now, after having been surprised by diagnosis of a brain tumor six years ago. Actually, I was saved by my genealogical search as a very mysterious manuscript, a century old and never published, arrived unannounced in the mail. It was written by my greatgrandfather, Denis Cronin whose wife, my namesake, was Jane Wallace. Feeling a strange compulsion...a message from my angels (ancestors)...I walked into work (an L.A. film company) the following day and gave my notice. The only rational thing I did was to give two months notice and take advantage of my health insurance package while I had it. Just for the yearly checkup thing... Anyway, one minute I was sitting on the examining table telling the doctor of my upcoming trip to uncover my roots. He was more interested, thank God, in hearing my medical history (in light of certain symptoms he was seeing). (I'd been living in NYC previously and working for American HEALTH magazine and so was a new patient). Anyway, next thing you know I'm being rolled into a giant doughnut-shaped device which reveals the unthinkable. I had a brain tumor. That was a Friday. They operated on Monday morning. No time to wait. I didn't even realize I was going blind. They told my mom I would most likely be blind in one I, perhaps both. Mom did just as you did. She reached out for help and, though not particularly religious she prayed. And her/our friends/family prayed too...All over the country. And it worked. I don't write as well as I used to, and I'd be soon dead if not for my medication, but I am alive. And I'm sure that prayer helped...and again, so did my ancestor angels. That to introduce another way the family tree figured in; My surgery was scheduled to be performed at a very prestigious hospital--Cedars Sinai--by what they consider the surgeons to the stars. Me, I was just a screenwriter wannabe (acting as a secretary to the stars) and one collecting material on the bus, unable to afford a car. Which is the only reason I chose that hospital onmy insurance plan. It wasn't near my apt. in West Hollywood, but rather on the way to work, in a neighborhood I could never afford. The name escapes me, a result of my brain surgery actually, but suffice it to say it was not far from Rodeo Drive. And why do I bring all this up. Because just before the surgery, the surgeon assisting his partner for my surgery (they take turns) noticed my Surname right away. And he decided it such a strange coincidence, it was meant to be. He switched with his partner to do the surgery himself, to take care of me as he must have been meant to be there for me to do...or vice versa. He had gone to highschool with my father in Malverne, NY. My father had died the previous year. But I believe he was right there for me, among the other ancestor souls, to help him and me. So perhaps coincidence, perhaps not. For the more scientific types, I'll point out why I namedropped having worked for American Health magazine, which was owned by Reader's Digest. Researching whatever article I was working on at the time, I happened upon a study done by one of the most prestigious medical research hospitals in the world. Can't remember which...in Boston I think?? Anyway, they did a study where people diagnosed with cancer were treated with...PRAYER! And they've done this with and without the patient's knowledge but this particular study was without and so the power of suggestion would not apply. (ANd even when it did, Faith would be a better term and it worked) Where was I? Oh yeah, well in the blind study--half treated with prayer, half with placebo (no prayer at all). Churchgoers around the country were asked to pray for the individuals in the Prayer Tratment Group, and to pray for them specifically, by name and for help with their illness. Those praying around the country had never met those ill before...and weren't meeting them then, just praying. The results of the study were..."miraculous." The patients prayed for had a significantly higher rate of recovery/and or remission than tose not prayed for. And that the point of my long and drawn out story. A point for evryone out there actually. Every one of you CAN make a difference, CAN help...just with the moment it takes to send out a simple prayer...and no matter where. In the shower, in the car, in bed, as you do the dishes, just speak to "God" and your own angels to help NANCY SEAGRAVES STOCKERT through her illness and ensuing ordeal. And while you're at it, pray for your self and your endeavors as well, and just add a heartfelt thankyou. That's what I do...and it works. OK that's it. Write it down so you don't forget, NACY SEAGRAVES STOCKERT, and post her someplace you won't forget...and forgive me for beating around the bush to tell you just that which is important...Jenny Wallace Warsen

CENSUS RECORDS OF MISC FAMILIES OF OUR GENEALOGY STUDIES 1850 Macon County, TN Census NAMES AGE BORN OCCUPATION REAL ESTATE Page 93, Fam #734 Bray, John 31 1819-KY Farmer $450 Frances 30 1820-KY Mary 8 1842-KY Elizabeth 7 1843-KY Jane 5 1845-KY Wilson 4 1846-KY Harrison 2 1848-KY Wallace, Mary 40 1810-KY Robert 10 1840-TN Abigal 8 1842- ? I just ran across this Wallace and thought it might give someone a boost over a brick wall. I have no information. Good luck. Bob Sullivan, TX

Please Pray for the healing of our fellow genealogist Nancy ( Seagraves) Stockert! Warm Regards, Dennis W. Stein Nancy ( Seagraves) Stockert wrote: I have been with this site for a long time and really enjoy it, now I need to ask for something. On my birthday ( Jan.3rd.) I turned 58 yrs. old and I was told I have a brain tumor. Please add me in your prayers, I go to the doctor on monday to find out how they can treat this. It is close to my brain stem. Thank you and God bless all of you . Nancy ( Seagraves) Stockert [email protected] Researching: John Yates Marr. Anna Danial James M. Yates Marr. Caroline M. Slone Darius M. Clere Marr. Mary Jane Fultz

Hi Ivor, I check my book "Scotch Irish Pioneers in Ulster and America", by Charles Bolton, and he mentions in a chapter titled: "Ireland's relation to Maryland, Pennsylvania and to South Carolina before the year 1718": "Another of Wilson's neighbors was John Wallis,Senior,"of Ireland and Monokin river, Somerset County," who was living in 1685 with his wife Jane, his nephew John Wallis, Junior, and his kinsmen Matthew and James Wallis. Other settlers from Ireland were there. Sounds like to me they are talking about Maryland at this point. Looks like this family came to America in one of the five ships in 1718. Hope this is helpful, Sandy Web Site: http://www.mymk.com/smoffett Beauty Consultant for Mary Kay Cosmetics -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 1:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [WALLACE-L] Wallaces in N. Ireland I have only joined the list and wonder can anybody help. My Grand father was born about 1895 probably in a place called Boveedy outside Coleraine N. Ireland. His Father was called James Wallace and James had a brother called John and a sister called Hessie Jane and another brother called Matthew. It is believed my ancestors left the Stirling area of Scotland in the early 1700s, came through the port of Derry settled in a place called Ringsend, near Garvagh - Limavady then went to Boveedy near Kilrea. If anyone can help I will be very grateful Ivor Wallace

I have only joined the list and wonder can anybody help. My Grand father was born about 1895 probably in a place called Boveedy outside Coleraine N. Ireland. His Father was called James Wallace and James had a brother called John and a sister called Hessie Jane and another brother called Matthew. It is believed my ancestors left the Stirling area of Scotland in the early 1700s, came through the port of Derry settled in a place called Ringsend, near Garvagh - Limavady then went to Boveedy near Kilrea. If anyone can help I will be very grateful Ivor Wallace

Hello Everyone, Good Evening! We would like to share one of our Genealogy Web Site accomplishments with you. The Genealogy Home of Dennis and Lisa Stein has been added as a new link to Cyndi's List. We have waited nine months to be added to Cyndi's List. You will find the Genealogy Home of Dennis and Lisa Stein as a NEW link at http://www.cyndislist.com/home-g.htm Have A Great Week! Looking forward to hearing from you all! Warm Regards, Dennis and Lisa Stein Dennis W. Stein [email protected] Visit The Genealogy Home of Dennis and Lisa Stein at: http://www.chesapeake.net/~dstein/Index.htm Listing the following SURNAMES: ABBOTT, BEAN, BYERLY, COMBS, CURTIS, DANIELS, DELILAH, DEMENT, DUNN, EFFINGER, ELLIS, FREEMAN, GILLARD, GOULD, HAMMOND, HICKS, HOLLENBECK, LORD, LUX, MCMACPEAK, MERIDAY, NORRIS, PILKERTON, REDMAN, STEIN, STROUD, WALLACE, and more.

Very interesting! Steven ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Brooks" <[email protected]> http://genealogysearch.org/index.htm#new Only looked at this page but quite a few things listed

Norma Jean: I would try searching the Ranson line ... it is a less common name and you might find the Wallace connection "by accident". Seriously, I have had some success doing that same type of thing with my Wilson-Lawson connection. If the Ranson's kept better records, you might be in luck. Best, Steven

I am trying to locate the parentage of JOHN ALLEN WALLACE, born 1754 in Virginia and died 17 Nov 1845 in Iredell County, NC. John married SARAH GRANGER (trying to locate Sarah's parents as well). Their children were SUSAN m. DARLING ALLEN MARTHA m JOHN B. GRAHAM JANE m. ? BLANKENSHIP WARREN AGNES m.? CLINE SARAH m. ? GILREATH LUCINDA m. ? SMITH ELIZABETH m ? CURRENT I am willing to share information. If you know anything about these WALLACES/WALLIS' please e-mail me. Anne [email protected]

Just FYI ... THIS IS WHAT I JUST POSTED UNDER THE SUBJECT "Wallace/Lindsay MA>NH>VT>IL" Gloria and other Wallis/Wallace researchers: Whether your link to Reuben Leonard Wallace is by blood or marriage, you'll probably be interested in his family tree, which has been well documented in our family, for several decades, except where noted below. If you can help us firm up some of the "fuzzy" facts, please let me know .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * James Wallis, Sr., b. abt 1696, (Beverly or Sudbury ?), MA ... m. 1730 to Mary Snow, (abt. 1698-FEB 1768) James & Mary Wallis had 3 kids, all born in MA: Agnes (1730), James, Jr (24 OCT 1733) and John (1736). [John, Sr. was Reuben L. Wallace's great-grandpa]. I personally visited these threee Wallis graves at Chandler Hill Cemetery, Colrain, Franklin Co., MA: (a) Mary Snow Wallis (James, Sr's wife), (b) James Wallis, Jr,. (brother of John, Sr.) & (c) Mary McLennan Wallis (James, Jr's wife) James Wallis, Sr. was Reuben Leonard Wallace's great-great-grandfather, and he died FEB 1747 in Leicester, Worcester Co., MA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ** John Wallis/Wallace, Sr., b. 1736, Leicester, Worcester Co., MA .... m. 13 OCT 1761 to Agnes Lindsey (aka Linzey, Lindsay) of Pelham, MA. John & Agnes had 4 kids: John, Jr. (2 SEP 1763), William (1767), David (18 APR 1770), Nancy (1772) John was appointed as Sgt., 19 FEB 1777, in Capt. Robert Bradford's Company, (also see Capt. McLennan's company, Col. Wells, and Muster Roll MA15009) ... his discharge, was xactly 3 years later ... d. after 1800, Franconia, Grafton Co., NH (see Ancestry.com's FREE database of Revolutionary War Patriots' graves for both John, Sr. & his son, John, Jr.) in Franconia, NH ... Elmwood or Willow Cemetary, [perhaps on private grounds in Littleton, NH]. [John Wallace, Sr. was Reuben Leonard Wallace's great-grandfather] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ** John Wallace, Jr., b. 2 SEP 1763, Colrain, Franklin Co., MA ... m. 29 NOV 1787 to Hannah Pearson of Guilford, VT .. d. 8 JAN 1851, Franconia, NH. John, Jr. was also a soldier in the American Revolution, and he is buried in Franconia, NH (again, see Ancestry.com) John & Hannah had 12 kids -10 lived - from 1788-1811 ... check Jean's book for details. Leonard, the father of Reuben Leonard, was their last child. [John Wallace, Jr. was Reuben Leonard Wallace's grandfather]. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *** Leonard Wallace, b. 19 AUG 1811, Franconia, Grafton Co., NH .... m. 5 APR 1838 to Sarah Robbins Wright of Topsham, Orange Co., VT ... d. 12 OCT 1886, Neponset, Bureau Co., IL {btw Sarah Robbins Wright has a very interesting line, going back to Shattuck/Blood, original New England families). [Leonard Wallace was Reuben L. Wallace's father, as noted below]. Leonard & Sarah had five kids, all born in Topsham, Orange Co., VT: Louisa Blanchard Wallace (4 APR 1839), **** Reuben Leonard Wallace (23 FEB 1841), married (1) Anna Mear, 18 APR 1863 ... (2) Lovina Huckins-Spalding (Spaulding), 1 FEB 1882 Ira Guernsey Wallace (6 SEP 1847), Flora Jane Wallace (23 SEP 1850), Elsie Annett Wallace (25 NOV 1851) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Other Lines: ALBIN, ADAMS, BLANCHARD, BLOOD, BROOKS, CARSON, CHAMBERLAIN, CROSS, DARNALL, DUNCAN, FLETCHER, HILDRETH, HULL, HUSTON, JENNEY, KEEN, KEENE, LONGLEY, LYNAM, McLAUGHLIN, NUTTING, O'BRIEN, PARKER, PROCTOR, ROBERTSON, ROBBINS, ROLLINSON, SHANNON, SHATTUCK, STEADMAN, WALLACE, WALLIS, WALTERS, WATERS, WATSON, WATTERS, WHITNEY, WILSON, WRIGHT Steven Rollinson Wallace [email protected] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 5:24 AM Subject: [WALLACE-L] MAUDE WALLACE MARRIED JOSEPH LINDSAY > Looking for the ancestry of Maude Wallace who married Joseph Lindsay. > > HUSBAND: Joseph Lindsay - born ? > Married: ? > Died: ? > Parents: Charles W. Lindsay and Cora Belle Spaulding > > WIFE: Maude Wallace - born: ? > Died: ? > Parents: Lovina Alice _____ and Reuben L. Wallace > > CHILDREN BORN TO THIS MARRIAGE: > > 1) Lula Lindsay - born ? > Married: Warren Palmer > > 2) Walter Scott Lindsay - born 12 Nov. 1879 in Chicago, IL > Married: Florence Lillian Smith on 25 Apr. 1901 in IL > Died: Apr. 1960 in Bozeman, Montana > > 3) Nettie June - born ? > Married: Earl Lawrence > > Sure appreciate any help I can get. Thanks much. > Gloria Studdard > ([email protected]) > >

Gloria and other Wallis/Wallace researchers: Whether your link to Reuben Leonard Wallace is by blood or marriage, you'll probably be interested in his family tree, which has been well documented in our family, for several decades, except where noted below. If you can help us firm up some of the "fuzzy" facts, please let me know .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * James Wallis, Sr., b. abt 1696, (Beverly or Sudbury ?), MA ... m. 1730 to Mary Snow, (abt. 1698-FEB 1768) James & Mary Wallis had 3 kids, all born in MA: Agnes (1730), James, Jr (24 OCT 1733) and John (1736). [John, Sr. was Reuben L. Wallace's great-grandpa]. I personally visited these threee Wallis graves at Chandler Hill Cemetery, Colrain, Franklin Co., MA: (a) Mary Snow Wallis (James, Sr's wife), (b) James Wallis, Jr,. (brother of John, Sr.) & (c) Mary McLennan Wallis (James, Jr's wife) James Wallis, Sr. was Reuben Leonard Wallace's great-great-grandfather, and he died FEB 1747 in Leicester, Worcester Co., MA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ** John Wallis/Wallace, Sr., b. 1736, Leicester, Worcester Co., MA .... m. 13 OCT 1761 to Agnes Lindsey (aka Linzey, Lindsay) of Pelham, MA. John & Agnes had 4 kids: John, Jr. (2 SEP 1763), William (1767), David (18 APR 1770), Nancy (1772) John was appointed as Sgt., 19 FEB 1777, in Capt. Robert Bradford's Company, (also see Capt. McLennan's company, Col. Wells, and Muster Roll MA15009) ... his discharge, was xactly 3 years later ... d. after 1800, Franconia, Grafton Co., NH (see Ancestry.com's FREE database of Revolutionary War Patriots' graves for both John, Sr. & his son, John, Jr.) in Franconia, NH ... Elmwood or Willow Cemetary, [perhaps on private grounds in Littleton, NH]. [John Wallace, Sr. was Reuben Leonard Wallace's great-grandfather] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ** John Wallace, Jr., b. 2 SEP 1763, Colrain, Franklin Co., MA ... m. 29 NOV 1787 to Hannah Pearson of Guilford, VT .. d. 8 JAN 1851, Franconia, NH. John, Jr. was also a soldier in the American Revolution, and he is buried in Franconia, NH (again, see Ancestry.com) John & Hannah had 12 kids -10 lived - from 1788-1811 ... check Jean's book for details. Leonard, the father of Reuben Leonard, was their last child. [John Wallace, Jr. was Reuben Leonard Wallace's grandfather]. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *** Leonard Wallace, b. 19 AUG 1811, Franconia, Grafton Co., NH .... m. 5 APR 1838 to Sarah Robbins Wright of Topsham, Orange Co., VT ... d. 12 OCT 1886, Neponset, Bureau Co., IL {btw Sarah Robbins Wright has a very interesting line, going back to Shattuck/Blood, original New England families). [Leonard Wallace was Reuben L. Wallace's father, as noted below]. Leonard & Sarah had five kids, all born in Topsham, Orange Co., VT: Louisa Blanchard Wallace (4 APR 1839), **** Reuben Leonard Wallace (23 FEB 1841), married (1) Anna Mear, 18 APR 1863 ... (2) Lovina Huckins-Spalding (Spaulding), 1 FEB 1882 Ira Guernsey Wallace (6 SEP 1847), Flora Jane Wallace (23 SEP 1850), Elsie Annett Wallace (25 NOV 1851) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Other Lines: ALBIN, ADAMS, BLANCHARD, BLOOD, BROOKS, CARSON, CHAMBERLAIN, CROSS, DARNALL, DUNCAN, FLETCHER, HILDRETH, HULL, HUSTON, JENNEY, KEEN, KEENE, LONGLEY, LYNAM, McLAUGHLIN, NUTTING, O'BRIEN, PARKER, PROCTOR, ROBERTSON, ROBBINS, ROLLINSON, SHANNON, SHATTUCK, STEADMAN, WALLACE, WALLIS, WALTERS, WATERS, WATSON, WATTERS, WHITNEY, WILSON, WRIGHT Steven Rollinson Wallace [email protected] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 5:24 AM Subject: [WALLACE-L] MAUDE WALLACE MARRIED JOSEPH LINDSAY > Looking for the ancestry of Maude Wallace who married Joseph Lindsay. > > HUSBAND: Joseph Lindsay - born ? > Married: ? > Died: ? > Parents: Charles W. Lindsay and Cora Belle Spaulding > > WIFE: Maude Wallace - born: ? > Died: ? > Parents: Lovina Alice _____ and Reuben L. Wallace > > CHILDREN BORN TO THIS MARRIAGE: > > 1) Lula Lindsay - born ? > Married: Warren Palmer > > 2) Walter Scott Lindsay - born 12 Nov. 1879 in Chicago, IL > Married: Florence Lillian Smith on 25 Apr. 1901 in IL > Died: Apr. 1960 in Bozeman, Montana > > 3) Nettie June - born ? > Married: Earl Lawrence > > Sure appreciate any help I can get. Thanks much. > Gloria Studdard > ([email protected]) > >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0038_01C07E25.B75BA460 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit While all are posting, I will mention our brick wall once again. He is Stephen Ranson Wallace of N.C., We have the family tree from him forward, but cannot locate a name of his Father or siblings. It appears his Mother married again, so we presume his Father died at an early age and either there is no record or it is hard to be found. He is the 6th generation back, was born in the late 1700's in North Carolina. This line of Wallaces moved from there to Georgia and on to Alabama in the early years. Any knowledge of Stephen Ranson Wallace or anyone including him in their family tree would be appreciated. Norma Jean Wallace Lunsford Email: [email protected] URL: www.troycable.net/~aquarius {all sections indexed from this site} Photopoint: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=185777 "Some people grin and bear it. Others smile and change it". ------=_NextPart_000_0038_01C07E25.B75BA460 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; name="Jean.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Jean.vcf" BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:2.1 N:;Jean FN:Jean EMAIL;PREF;INTERNET:[email protected] REV:20010114T183002Z END:VCARD ------=_NextPart_000_0038_01C07E25.B75BA460--

I haven't posted for quite awhile so thought I'd try again. My Edward WALLACE b. abt.1861 d. 1908 and lived in Toledo, OH at some time. He m. Rosetta Stephens and they had at least one child, Alvera. Edward is buried in Toledo, but the cemetery only has the dates given above. I've never been able to locate them on any census. Do any of you know anything about this Edward? He was my ggrandfather. Thanks Kathi CARR, CSIK, DOEL, MEIER, MURANYI, SHUTTLEWORTH, STEPHENS, WALLACE

The 1900 Scott Co., MS census has two Wallaces born in MS with parents born in AL. They are Ed O. Wallace b. 1868 and Linzey Wallace b. 1869. Ed married Emma Rose Rushing and Linzey married Vester Miles. Another Wallace listed in the same census is Lucinda Wallace as head of household with son, Lemuel Harris, daughter Lona Wallace, son Percy Wallace and Lucinda's mother, Mary Latham. I'm assuming Lucinda Latham married a Harris and then a Wallace. The parents of Ed and Linzey are unknown--does anyone have an Alabama Wallace who would be the right age to be the father of children born in 1868 and 1869. This is a deadend for me--any help is appreciated. Ann Townsend Krischer

Looking for the ancestry of Maude Wallace who married Joseph Lindsay. HUSBAND: Joseph Lindsay - born ? Married: ? Died: ? Parents: Charles W. Lindsay and Cora Belle Spaulding WIFE: Maude Wallace - born: ? Died: ? Parents: Lovina Alice _____ and Reuben L. Wallace CHILDREN BORN TO THIS MARRIAGE: 1) Lula Lindsay - born ? Married: Warren Palmer 2) Walter Scott Lindsay - born 12 Nov. 1879 in Chicago, IL Married: Florence Lillian Smith on 25 Apr. 1901 in IL Died: Apr. 1960 in Bozeman, Montana 3) Nettie June - born ? Married: Earl Lawrence Sure appreciate any help I can get. Thanks much. Gloria Studdard ([email protected])

LOOKING for info on John B. WALLACE born around 1803, who married Mary BRANCH 12 June 1833 in Meigs Co OHIO. Anyone have him in your files? Carolyn "Remember, you've got a friend in Oklahoma!"

From: [email protected] (Susan Williams) I would like to converse with anyone out there who knows anything about S W Wallace of Lineville, MO/IA. He was from Leon, Iowa in the late 1800's before moving to Lineville where he owned and ran the Wallace hotel. He died in 1904 in a less than pleasant experience. I would like to know if anyone out there has information on this family. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Susan Williams P.S. from Steven .... I may be mistaken but I think this S.W. refers to Samuel Wayne. Not sure though.

Anybody know anything about my ancestor Mary H WALLACE? TIA. Gil Husband: Thomas G. * LITTLE Birth: 1810 Scotland, UK Death: Sparta, White Co., TN Marriage: 1 Jan 1847 Sparta, White Co., TN Father: Rev. Thomas * LITTLE (b abt 1760) Wife: Mary H. * WALLACE Birth: abt 1836 Sparta, White Co., TN AKA: Polly Death: Sparta, White Co., TN Children 1 M William W(allace) LITTLE Birth: 1849 Sparta, White Co., TN 2 M David J. * LITTLE Birth: abt 1857 Sparta, White Co., TN Death: bef 8 Mar 1891 Sparta, White Co., TN AKA: David William Little Spouse: Emma * BROWN (m 8 Aug 1877) -- [email protected] Gil Carrick, 1012 Portofino Dr., Arlington, TX, 76012 web page: http://www.members.home.net/gilcarrick/

If anyone knows, just reply directly to Pamela. Thanks ..... Steven Steven Rollinson Wallace [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] (Pamela Mondt) To: Genealogy Board for Wallis/Wallis Subject: THOMAS WALLACE b.1837 LONDON, ENGLAND ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Hello, > > I am trying to locate Thomas Wallace b.1837 in London, England. He > immigrated to Plesant Creek/Stawell, Victoria, Australia where his > occupation is listed as that of carpenter. He met and married my maternal > GG-grandmother Marion Foyster in 1862. She was b.1845 in Suffolk, England. > They had 4 children with one of the daughters named Ruth Lilly Wallace b. 7 > June 1869. I am hoping someone has other Wallace family members who either > immigrated to Australia, or who may be related, to those from London, > England. I guess we all know that if we go far back they all came from > Scotland. > > Thank you for your attention in this matter. > > Kind regards, > > > Pamela ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Any leads will be greatly appreciated! Other Lines: ALBIN, ADAMS, BLANCHARD, BLOOD, BROOKS, CARSON, CHAMBERLAIN, CROSS, DARNALL, DUNCAN, FLETCHER, HILDRETH, HULL, HUSTON, JENNEY, KEEN, KEENE, LONGLEY, LYNAM, McLAUGHLIN, NUTTING, O'BRIEN, PARKER, PROCTOR, ROBERTSON, ROBBINS, ROLLINSON, SHANNON, SHATTUCK, STEADMAN, WALLACE, WALLIS, WALTERS, WATERS, WATSON, WATTERS, WHITNEY, WILSON, WRIGHT

If anyone can help Emily here, please reply to her directly: [email protected] (Emily Zielaskowski) ... thanks. Steven Rollinson Wallace [email protected] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From: [email protected] (Emily Zielaskowski) I am in search of any information regarding my great-grandfather, Charles Orvis Wallace (b. 31 MAR 1898), who married Iva Kershaw (b. 27 MAR 1900) and they had three sons together: 1) Jack (whose original name was Orvis Hershel), 2) Bill and 3) Jerry. If anyone can help that would be wonderful! Thank you so much, Emily ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~