Do you have any additional info on John Wallace who went to Texas? Do you have spouse and children for him?

I have a Jonathan Wallace that came to Texas prior to 1836 -- could this be one you are chasing? Aloha Wayne ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: August 01, 2000 1:07 AM Subject: Re: [WALLACE-L] James Washington Wallace > Do you have any additional info on John Wallace who went to Texas? Do you > have spouse and children for him? >

--WebTV-Mail-28691-2383 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit sorry I did not send the message to the right address in the first draft. --WebTV-Mail-28691-2383 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAsAhRhOwdbsS2xv+dlDNHolFPBRGLSpQIUaIX+ZNAmYNzVe2n6x/0Zb+KQgZ4= From: [email protected] (James Long) Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 00:16:47 -0500 (CDT) To: [email protected] Subject: Nathanial Wallace 1780? Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) Have an ancestor named Nathanial Wallace that fought in the American Revolutionary War with Lord Cornwallis' British army. He was reportedly a Captain of Scottish regulars and stayed in Americas after Cornwallis' surrender at Yorktown, Virginia in 1781. I know much about him after this time but have no information on the man before this time and would appreciate any information on him or links on where to find such. Thank you in advance. J. H. Long Commerce Oklahoma, USA --WebTV-Mail-28691-2383--

Seeking information on James W. Wallace born 1813 in N/S Carolina. He married a widow woman in Ga. (Coweta Co. ?) who had a son. He raised that son until he was grown. He eventually married Emma Selina Bean daughter of Wiley Jackson Bean and Julia Crew in Chilton Co. AL and lived there the rest of his life. His brothers were: Noah Wallace Stafford Wallace (settled in Miss.) William Wallace (settled in Miss. John Wallace (settled in TX). Stanford L. Wallace Steven Wallace (supposedly died in Penn during the Civil War as a Union soldier). I received this information from Emma S. (Bean) Wallace. Thanks, Sylvia Bernard

Trying to find out if Sarah Wallace/Wilkerson was married to Isham Blankenshp. Trying to find out what her last name is. Any info will be appreciated. Thank You Bill Blankenship Searching the surnames of Adams, Blankenshp, Carpenter, Guinn/Guynn, House, Hughes, McClain, Wilkerson and Williams.

I am also working on the Wallace family from Franklin County. Have posted this before, but will try again. William Wallace born a1724, died between 14 Jan 1773 and 11 Feb 1791, Fannett Twp, Franklin County, PA, and wife Margaret ___ who died after 1773. William was in Path Valley by 1762 according to the Franklin County history. He was taxed in Fannett Twp in 1768. Children from his will and family records: 1. James “oldest son” died 1808 Dry Run, Franklin County, PA, no issue. Executors of his will were John ELLIOTT, William ELLIOTT, and William CARTY. Witnesses to the will: John MOORE, William SKINNER and Stephen SKINNER. He bequethed land to his nephew William Benjamin WALLACE, son of his brother William. John and William ELLIOTT were nephews, sons of his sister Joannah ELLIOTT. William CARTY was the husband of his sister Ann. 2. William “second son” born a 1765, married 1786 New Haven CT, Elizabeth GRIFFITH. Two known sons: William Benjamin mentioned in the will of his uncle James and James Griffith. Family tradition states that William was a ship captain who had a plantation in West Indies and that he died at sea. 3. Catherine, b 1755, married 17 Dec 1770 Upper West Conococheague Presbyterian Church, Mercersburg, Franklin County, PA, to James COUN (COWEN?) They supposedly moved to Tuscarora Valley. 4. Mary married a1773 ___ BARY. 5. Joannah married a1773 Francis ELLIOTT Jr who died a Apr 1800 Franklin County. Known children: James (1789-1878) married Isabella BEATTY, and sons Archibald, William, and John all of whom died without issue. Also from Francis’ will: daughters Margaret, Elizabeth, Isabella and Mary – all appear to have been unmarried in 1797 when the will was written. 6. Margaret married a1773 ___ HAMILTON 7. Elizabeth married a1773 Adam MAXWELL (1752-1837 Armstrong County, PA). Known children: James Hill (1791-1861), Adam, David, John, William, Sarah married Benjamin WHITE, Elizabeth, Jane married George William COOK and Margaret who married William WHITE. An Adam MAXWELL was enumerated in the 1790 census of Westmoreland County PA. Family tradition states that the descendents went to KY. 8. David – ‘went south’ 9. Ann (b a1769) married a1785 William CARTY/McCARTNEY who died 1808. Children from family records: James born 1785 died without issue, William married 1811 Jane WILSON, Isabel dsp, Elizabeth “Betsy” (1793-1859 Spring Run, Franklin County) dsp, Margaret married 1828 Path Valley to David ELDER. 10. Isabella married a1773 James HILL. She may have married (2) to ___ McCONAUGHY. Wallace wills from Franklin County, PA, and the part of Cumberland that was made into Franklin in 1784: Cumberland County Will Abstracts, F. Edward Wright NESMITH, ALEXANDER, Peters Township. April 18, 1751/25 April 1751. Irwin, Elizabeth, land sold by James Irwin, 3-year colt now in custody of Joseph Whillis. Bro. Arthur, Bro. Thomas's son John Nesmith, Oliver Wallace, Joseph Irwin, Joseph White. Exs.: Oliver Wallace and James Irwin. Wit: Will. Maxwell, John Barnet, John Irwin. A. 12. MOORHEAD, JOHN, Antrim. August 5, 1775/2 October 1775. Wife Catherine. Sons John and James. Son John's son, James Moorhead. Son Fergus Moorhead. Four daus. viz., Jean Bleakley, Hannah Bownes (Bones?), Anne Elms and Sarah Nesbit. The lad, Fergus Moor. Exs.: James Johnston and William Beatty, both of Antrim. Wit: John Wallace, Thomas Wallace, John Young. B. 203. PUMERY, GEORGE, Junior, Letterkenny, yeoman. October 5, 1773/6 November 1776. Wife Margaret. Dau. Elizabeth, wife of Charles Boyle. Dau. Mary, wife of Robert Reed. Son Thomas Pumery. Dau. Hannah, wife of John Wallace. Son John Pumery. Dau. Margaret, wife of David Duncan. Dau. Isabel, wife of John Carmichael. Exrs. wife Margaret and son George Pumery. Wit: Daniel Duncan, Alexr. Peebles, Mattw. Henderson. B. 241. McCAY, ROBERT, Peters, farmer. May 2, 1777/29 May 1777. Eldest son John. Dau. Margaret Ralston, 10 lbs. Two sons, James and Robert. Daus. Hanna Craig (10 lbs.), Mary McDowell (40 lbs.) and Martha Cellans (10 lbs.). Dau. Cathrine McKimmey, 25 lbs. due me by John McKinuney. Dau. Jean Wallace, 25 lbs. Exs.: sons James McCay and Robert McCay. Wit: J. Maxwell, William Lowry, Walter McKinnie. C. 21-2. WALLACE, JOHN, Antrim. July 17, 1777/24 April 1778. Wife Rachel. Sons James, Robert and Thomas, land joining James Crooks, John Coughran (Cochran) and Pattersons. Dau. Sarah McCoy. Sons George and John Wallace, land adjoining Richd. James Lang and James McLane. Dau. Rebeckah Wallace. Dau.-in-law Rachel Wallace, widow of son Samuel, decd. Exs.: son Thomas Wallace and James Johnston. Wit: James McClanahan, Roger Hart, David Parks. C. 87-88. McMATH, JAMES, Leak (Lack) Township. April 17, 1778/18 November 1778. Bro. Samuel McMath, a loom and he to pay wife 20 shillings. Wife and child, all the things that I claim. Exs.: James Ardry of Fannet Township and James Corran of Leak Township. Wit: David Wallace, Catrien Wallace, Benj. Wallace. C. 132-133. (Lack is now in Perry County, Fannet is now in Franklin) WALLACE, DAVID, Lack. January 28, 1782/15 January 1783. Wife. Son Benjamin. Plantation joining Fleming's line and William Gallaugher's. Sons James and Andrew. Daus. Catherine Wallace, Frances, Elinor Wallace, Joanna Wallace and Isabella, youngest dau. Mary Wallace. Other sons David and William. Land where John Wallace lives. Exs.: John Holliday and James Wallace of Fannet. Wit: John Wallace, Benjamin Briggs. D. 130-131. [This David was the son of William Wallace and Margaret of Fannet Twp, now Franklin County. James Wallace of Fannet named as executor was his brother. He died 1808 in Franklin County.] Franklin County Will Abstracts Book A, p 240. Letters of Adm on the estate of William Wallace granted to Martha Wallace, widow of sd William 12 Apr 1792. Book A, p 314. Will of Samuel Wallace of Guilford Twp, w/w 30 Apr 1792, w/p 14 Nov 1794. Wife Mary all real and personal estate and at her death beloved son John to have the dwelling house and 4 acres of land purchased first from John Coldwell. Daughter Easter. Daughter Elizabeth if she comes from Ireland. Exec: John Andrew Esq and John Beard of Guilford Twp. Codicil before signing: Daughter Agnes 6 LB if she comes from Ireland. Wit: James Young and Alexander White. Book B, p 120. Letters of Adm on estate of Robert Wallace granted to Margaret Wallace, widow, 29 Dec 1801. Sureties: William Wallace and William VanLear. Book B, p 339. James Wallace of Fannett Twp, w/w 1 Apr 1808, w/p 14 Apr 1808. All my real estate to William B. Wallace, son of my brother William Wallace of New Haven, CT; James Carty, son of my sister Ann Carty, the black colt; $20.00 to my housekeeper Rachel Buchanan and her choice of one of my cows; sister Catharine Carow; sons of my sister Mary Bary; sons of my sister Joannah Elliott; sons of my sister Margaret Hamilton; sons of my sister Elizabeth Maxwell; sons of my sister Ann Carty. Exec: John Elliott, William Elliott and William Carty Wit: John Moore, William Skinner, Stephen Skinner. [Line of my husband Alexander W. Shearer]

James Wallace b 3 Mar 1783 married before 1822 Mary Reynolds d 4 Oct 1864 in Southampton Twp Franklin County, Pennsylvania son James Reynolds Wallace b 2 Jan 1842 Southampton Twp d 23 Sept 1897

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Some time ago I received email from people in Ireland looking to see if my Wallace family connected to theirs. I have just taken myself back to Ireland, but lost their email address in the doing. If this rings a bell for you, contact me! Liz <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/o/n/Liz-Montgomery/index.html"> The Saginaw Symons</A>

As I stated in my last two messages, William WALLACE was married twice: (1) Mary WALLIS (2) Sarah J. I have a list of his children, but does anyone know which children go with which wife? The birth dates are not far enough apart to make a conclusive determination. Ima

I am trying to help a distant cousin who is a descendant of Abraham WALLACE, born April 14, 1782, married Ann McCLELLEN and Nancy HARDING. Abraham is an assumed son of William WALLACE of Mecklenburg, NC and Blount County,TN and his second wife, Sarah J., whom I mentioned in my previous message. If I'm not mistaken, Abraham was not mentioned in his father's will. My cousin wants to join the DAR and she needs proof that Abraham was indeed the son of William. Does anyone have any documentary proof of Abraham being the son of William? My line comes through Ruth, a sister of Abraham. Ima

Ezekiel WALLIS, son of Matthew WALLACE and Sarah ALEXANDER of Cecil County, MD had a daughter name Mary WALLIS who married William WALLACE (of Mecklenburg County, NC and Blount County, TN), son of Joseph James WALLACE and his wife of various names (some say Ruth, some say others) who was also a son of Matthew and Sarah. Ezekiel WALLIS married Jean ALEXANDER, Margaret ALEXANDER, and Lydia GILLESPIE. Who were the parents of Jean and Margaret ALEXANDER? After Mary died, William WALLACE married a second time to Sarah J. Does anyone know what Sarah's birth surname was? It has been reported as also being WALLACE, but another source states that Sarah's birth surname is unknown. I'd also like to know if anyone has any convincing documentation as to the true birth surname of Joseph James WALLACE's wife. Does anyone have any of the answers to my questions? Sorry, but I'm really making you work here. Ima

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I have some Wallace relatives that settled in VA about the same time that the James who was listed did. I would like to find out more about this James Wallace but I'm not sure how to go about it.

Ima, My mistake, the descendants of James Wallace settled in Virginia and some went to Baltimore.

I am looking for information on James Wallace b 3 Mar 1783 d 4 Oct 1864 married Mary Reynolds. His son was James Reynolds Wallace who married Adaline Cressler.

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My Robert Wallace and family were in Frederick Co., MD, ca 1790-1810. They had sons names Charles, William, and Robert (as well as John and Arthur), and a daughter named Margaret. I know that Charles married Anne Benton, and Margaret married Peter Shown, both in Frederick Co. There are also marrieges for a William Wallace to Elizabeth Hopkins, and a Robert Wallace to Jane Dwyre (both in 1799). I am trying to determine if these two, William and Robert, are sons of Robert and Violet Jane Wallace, and brothers to Charles and Margaret. Does anyone have knowledge of any of these folks???????? Thanks, Bob Wallace

>From Austin American Stateman Erin Wallace Harrell, 87, of Austin TX. born in Birmingham, AL. on May 12 1913, to Nell J. and Samuel H Wallace, M. D. Died peacefully in Austin, Texas on July 13, 2000. She was a graduate of Howard College where she was a member of Alpha Delts Pi Sorority, and the University of Alabama. Graveside services were held at the Wallace Family Cemetery near Harpersville, AL.

Thomas "Tom" Calvin Wallace married Nancy Taylor Boswell. I do not know either of their parents. They were probably married early 1880s. Their son, John Edward Boswell Wallace, was born in Fannin County TX in 1884 and died in Camp County TX in 1948. He married Allie Alma Holder. John's siblings include: Thomas "Tom" Wallace, Purcey Lawrence Wallace, Charlotte "Lottie" Louise Wallace, Blanche Alma Wallace, Emmet Perry Wallace. I do not know where either family lived prior to settling in Texas. It will be delightful to hear from any of you who may have information about one or more members of this family. Betty Griffin