Pam, These Oliver Wallaces are very difficult to research. There were three head of household by the name of Oliver Wallace all of Chester or York Co, SC at the same time. I have a copy of your Oliver Wallace's will, Oliver Wallace, was married to a Judith possibly Berry. They had a son Oliver Berry Wallace b. 1788 who was a minor when his father died, and 3 unnamed daughters The will was signed 17 July 1789 (York Co, SC?) I recall a mention of Sarah S. Wallace, a daughter, who married John Kidd. Henny Carlisle

new to list. Looking for informaton on parents of Oliver wallace father to Sarah Savina Wallace and Oliver Berry Wallace. One source says he is OW JR and another says his dad is James Wallace. also, did Oliver ever make it to Old Campbell County GA? Or just Sarah Savina "Sally" Wallace, his daughter? Old Campbell County GA is looking for their PIONEERS and I don't know if Olive is the pioneer or Sarah. Can anyone help? Also, is Sarah's mother Judith Berry? If not, do you know who? Pam

I have a William WALLACE, born abt 1826, probably in Brooklyn; married Ellen??. Had the following children, born in Brooklyn: John, abt 1854 Susan, May 1856 Anna, abt 1859 If anyone can connect, or has information, please email. Thanks, Karen

George Wallace, b, co tyrone, Scottish parents, married 1829 Canada East, moved to NY 1840, had 2 brothers who went to virginia. George b, about 1808. Need names of brothers?? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, July 06, 2000 1:03 PM Subject: WALLACE-D Digest V00 #112

I visited Pea Ridge National Military Park this past weekend and the park ranger was nice enough to xerox a page of WALLACE Confederate Soldiers that were buried in AR. I only have page 307 of the HUGE hand-typed book they had in the gift shop. If anyone really wants to purchase that book ($45.00 and only 1 copy), I can send you the Park address. Page 306 also had a couple of WALLACE's that I didn't get... I have typed it below EXACTLY how it is in the book. This is all of the info I have. from "Confederate Burials in Arkansas" (pg. 307): Wallace, George M., Co. E 16 Tennessee Infantry, Glenwood Cem., Carroll Co., Died Oct. 26, 1906, Wife: Sarah Wallace, Jeff, Magnolia Cem., Columbia Co. Wallace, John W., Oak Cem., Sebastian Co., Died May 30, 1918 at age 77. Burial by Fentress Mortuary in Ft. Smith, AR. Wallace, L.R.A. Pvt/Sgt., Co. I and K 15 NW Arkansas Infantry, Highland Cem., Franklin Co., Born 1845 and died 1930 Wallace, P.A.C., Co. C 15 Arkansas Cav., Sugar Loaf/Mt. Zion or Lick Skillet Cem., Cleburne Co. Wallace, Robert N. Pvt., 2 and 3 Arkansas, Guerrant Cem., Crittenden Co. Wallace, W.F. (Bill), Magnolia Cem., Columbia Co. Wallace, W.J., Co. I, 1 Arkansas Infantry, Nashville Cem., Howard Co., Born June 13, 1842 and died Aug. 3, 1899 Wallace, W.R., Co. K, 1 Kentucky Cav., Prairie Grove Cem., Washington Co. Wallace, Wesley E., Co. E, 1 Arkansas Cav., Pleasant Ridge Cem., Nevada Co. Wallace, William J., Co. F, 15 Arkansas Infantry, Bluff City Cem., Nevada Co. Wallace, William R., Co. K, 1 Kentucky Cav., Prairie Grove Cem., Washington Co., Born Dec. 4, 1842 and died Jan. 27, 1927 Wallace, Wilson Polk, Lt. Col., Co. H, 17 Arkansas Infantry, St. Paul-Mine Creek, Hempstead Co., Born Aug. 9, 1844 and died July 11, 1938 Wallis, D.W., Sgt., 11 Arkansas Infantry, Francois Cem., Hot Spring Co., Died Jan 23 1909 Wallis, Esquire, Cave Hill Cem., Hempstead Co., Grave may be unmarked

I will be watching at 7PM. I am still searching for my Wallace Roots. Barbara

Cousins, Just a quick note to tell all of you, just in case some of you didn't know, but the History Channel is going to have a one (1) hour program on this evening on the series Histories Mysteries about what the call " The True Story about William Wallace", and not the Hollywood version presented by Mel Gibson. The program is scheduled to air at 7:00 Central and 8:00 Eastern. Unfortunately, I will still be here at the office, but I set the VCTR to record it for me. I hope that it's an interesting show with more fact and not fiction. Charles E. Carter Host / Listowner Wallace Family discussion lists [email protected] [email protected] *************************************************************************** _____________________________________ _ | Charles E. Carter | _ / )| P.O. Box #436, |( \ / / | Warrenville, Illinois 60555 | \ \ _( (_ | [email protected] | _) )_ (((\ \>|_/ )_____________________________( \_|</ /))) (\\\\ \_/ / \ \_/ ////) \ / \ / \ _/ \_ / / / \ \ **************************************************************************

Claire, Your WALLACES sound very familiar to me. I checked my data base and I have a Robert Bruce WALLACE that was married to a Rachel Hughes. They had the following children. ; William Hughes Wallace m. Sarah Hl. Shown Madison Wallace Charles WALLACE b. ca. 1800-1810 Rachel WALLACE M. 1ST. Francis Peterson, 2nd Daniel Wycoff Mary Ann WALLACE m. Aaron RUGGLES Alexander WALLACE M. Nancy Ann WYCOFF Matthew WALLACE Robert Bruce Wallace is not my direct line but is the brother to my ancestor William Wallace. My ancestor followed the same path. Lived in Ohio Co. KY, then went to Indiana for a number of years and finally moved to Coles CO. Illinois I don't have anything on Charles WALLACE or who he married. Does this look like the same Wallace family ? If it is the same family , I would like to get the information you have on Charles. Shirley Wallace Norton [email protected]

>From: "Tanya" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Subject: Having problems posting >Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 12:51:52 +1000 >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600 > >Hi > >My mail keeps getting sent back, even though the html is off. >Sorry for posting this to you, > >Posting my brick wall: > >William Wallace died 1891 West Maitland, Newcastle, NSW, Australia. >There has been no found record as yet to his arrival in Australia - >except for a note on his death certificate stating it to be around >1864 when he was about 22 years old. Also included is his father >being Thomas Wallace, an engineer. Further research indicates his >mother to be either Selina, or Mary Ann. His birth was in 'England' on >this death certificate, however Wigan, Lancashire, England is a >possibility. > >Is anyone missing a William Wallace, Wall, Wallis, or Willis - born >about 1842, who disappeared by 1864? He was a Labourer. > >Tanya, Sydney, Australia *************************************************************************** _____________________________________ _ | Charles E. Carter | _ / )| P.O. Box #436, |( \ / / | Warrenville, Illinois 60555 | \ \ _( (_ | [email protected] | _) )_ (((\ \>|_/ )_____________________________( \_|</ /))) (\\\\ \_/ / \ \_/ ////) \ / \ / \ _/ \_ / / / \ \ **************************************************************************

1830 WALLACE, JOHN F., Daviess Co., IN, page 385 1830 WALLACE, JOHN, Daviess Co., IN, page 380 1830 WALLACE, CHARLES JACKSON, Daviess Co., IN, page 389 My ancestor is Charles Jackson Wallace listed above - and I have the information on him from this census. He married Levina Peterson in Daviess Co., on 1 June 1826. Per a genealogy by J.M Behle of Indiana, I have placed Charles in the family of Robert Bruce Wallace and Rachel Hughes Wallace. However, I am now wondering about this for the following reasons. Charles and Levina had the following children: William Arthur Wallace, born 1827, Indiana John F. Wallace, born 1829, Indiana Catherine A. Wallace, born 1833, Indiana Margaret J. Wallace, born 1836, Illinois (probably Coles, Co.) Charles B. Wallace, born 1838, Illinois (probably Coles, Co.) Levina's parents were in all probability, William Peterson and Catherine Bruce who were married in Bracken Co., KY in 1808 and lived in Adams Co., Ohio before migrating to Daviess Co. where they appear on the 1830 Census. William Peterson purchased land in Daviess about 1818, and again in 1823. If we go by naming patterns in this case, oldest son named after wife's father, oldest daughter named after wife's mother, second son named after husband's father, second daughter named after husband's mother, we could think that Charles parents were John and Margaret Wallace. I see that there are two John Wallace families in the 1830 Daviess Co. Census, above. Was there a John married to Margaret who were old enough to have had a son born about 1800? Should investigate this possibility further, or am I looking for things that are not there? (It does appear that Charles son, John F., may be John Franklin and Charles' son William DID name his son William Franklin, so there is the tradition that runs through the family of Robert Wallace here.) Does anyone have any input? Thanks in advance. Claire Wichelmann

Working on the line of 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. I have a very old silk shawl that tradition says he brought back from one of his trips to the Far East. 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’ - No other information. 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. Franklin County, PA, Will 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.

These are my great-grandparents. Their pictures are on the Haywood County, Tennessee GenWeb site. I sent them in and the site administrator was nice enough to post them. James is a son of my "brick-wall", Silas Newton ALEXANDER and Marande MAY. Deborah was also born an ALEXANDER. She was the daughter of Jesse Rankin ALEXANDER and Mary E. SMITH, granddaughter of Benjamin Grayson ALEXANDER and Ruth WALLACE, and great-granddaughter of Oliver ALEXANDER and Mary CRAIG. James and Deborah were married in Prairie County, Arkansas, but Deborah was born in Haywood County, Tennessee. Ima Just uploaded photo of James Newton Alexander and Deborah McCree Alexander http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhaywoo/photos/index.html ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com.

Does anyone know of a James Wallace that was married to someone named Sarah ???.They were from Story Arkansas.This is there children Mary,Lillie,Miles,James,Sidney and Cora.In 1910 census James was 45 and Sarah was 35.I hope someone can help me.My e-mail is [email protected]

Hello Guy, I've got alot of Wallace information for Kent Co, DE (including the large family of David T. Wallace (1680-1751)and surrounding areas, but don't have this James and John Wallace. I would be interested in knowing more about them, especially the descendents of John Wallace's son John. Perhaps there is a connection between him and my ancestor Joshua Wallace, b. 1785, Kent Co. & Served in War of 1812 with Delaware Militia. Sincerely, Donna Wendt [email protected] in Fayetteville, NC << There were two WALLACE brothers in Kent County MD in the 1730 time period. James WALLACE, from his tombstone in Shrewsbury Church Cemetery, was born c 1693 and died 1741....John WALLACE was married to an Elizabeth and had children John, Elizabeth, Janet and Mary>>

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Noah WALLACE, b. DE or MD abt. 1813, m. Sophia BOWSER (b. about 1816 in MD)and the couple moved to Richland Co., OH, abt. 1838 or 1839. Their children were: Eve WALLACE, b. Feb 3, 1804 in MD, m. Henry COPELAND; Maryann WALLACE, b. abt. 1838, m. William JUDD; Washington WALLACE, b. abt. 1839; Ruth A. WALLACE, b. May 19, 1842. m. William SHELHART; William B. WALLACE, b. Sept. 12, 1844, m. (1) Livonia PAGE, (2) Maud D. KIRK; (3) Anna BLOOM; Elizabeth S. WALLACE, b. abt. 1837, m. Granville G. BROWN; Isaac W. WALLACE, b. abt. 1852, m. Catharine; John WALLACE, b. abt. 1854; Sarah Jane WALLACE, b. Nov. 13, 1865; Noah A. WALLACE, b. abt. 1859; George C. WALLACE, b. abt. 1863, m. Ella COLLINS. My gr-grandfather, Willard Melvin WALLACE, b. May 9, 1868, was a son of William B. WALLACE, and married (1)Oradell SNYDER, also known as KIRKENBERG, married (2) Alice Norah BUECLER. Most of the people listed above ended up in Pioneer, Madison Twp., Williams Co. OH. Would love to share information on any of the above.

There were two WALLACE brothers in Kent County MD in the 1730 time period. James WALLACE, from his tombstone in Shrewsbury Church Cemetery, was born c 1693 and died 1741. He left a wife Elizabeth who married a John GRAHAM and daughters Mary, Sarah and Margaret. John WALLACE and Robert HURT signed his inventory as kin. His will mentions brother John, brother-in-laws Robert HART and James STEEL. John WALLACE was married to an Elizabeth and had children John, Elizabeth, Janet and Mary. His inventory was signed by John GRAHAM and Robert HART (or HAIL) as kin. In the will of a Robert DEW he may be the person referred to as John WALLACE, Scotchman. He leased land in "His Lordships Manor" and that property stayed in the family thru the Revolution. I have several generations of his descendants. Can anyone identify this group of WALLACEs? Guy Wallis

Hi, Does anyone have any information on WALLACE family listed below? Not sure if the dates are correct. Also, some of this tree is speculative. Thanks, Rick Russell FIRST GENERATION 1. Unknown WALLACE. Unknown WALLACE had the following children: +2 i. Charles WALLACE. +3 ii. Benjamin WALLACE. SECOND GENERATION 2. Charles WALLACE was born in 1814 in Tennessee. Mavil UNKNOWN was born in 1815 in Tennessee. Charles WALLACE and Mavil UNKNOWN had the following children: 4 i. William James WALLACE was born in 1832 in Tennessee. +5 ii. Hiram C. WALLACE. +6 iii. Stephen WALLACE. 7 iv. Margaret L. WALLACE was born in 1838 in Tennessee. +8 v. Nancy A. WALLACE. 9 vi. Benjamin L. WALLACE was born in 1845 in Tennessee. 10 vii. Linda R. WALLACE was born in 1847 in Tennessee. 11 viii. Batha C. WALLACE was born in 1850 in Tennessee. 3. Benjamin WALLACE was born in 1814 in Tennessee. He was married to Batha UNKNOWN. Batha UNKNOWN was born in 1815 in Tennessee. Benjamin WALLACE and Batha UNKNOWN had the following children: 12 i. Mary A. WALLACE was born in 1833 in Tennessee. 13 ii. Sarah WALLACE was born in 1836 in Tennessee. 14 iii. Allin J. WALLACE was born in 1837 in Tennessee. 15 iv. Susannah WALLACE was born in 1838 in Tennessee. 16 v. Jane WALLACE was born in 1840 in Tennessee. 17 vi. William P. WALLACE was born in 1841 in Tennessee. 18 vii. Margaret WALLACE was born in 1843 in Tennessee. 19 viii. Jackson WALLACE was born in 1844 in Tennessee. 20 ix. Charles E. WALLACE was born in 1846 in Tennessee. 21 x. Burline WALLACE was born in 1847 in Tennessee. 22 xi. Mavil M. WALLACE was born in 1848 in Tennessee. THIRD GENERATION 5. Hiram C. WALLACE was born in 1834 in Tennessee. Hiram C. WALLACE had the following children: +23 i. James "Andrew" WALLACE. 24 ii. Munroe WALLACE was born in 1864 in Tennessee. 6. Stephen WALLACE was born in 1836 in Tennessee. He was married to Mary JACK on Dec 30 1856 in Carroll, TN. 8. Nancy A. WALLACE was born in 1840 in Tennessee. She was married to James A. JACK on Feb 11 1857 in Gibson, TN. James A. JACK was born in 1830 in Tennessee. FOURTH GENERATION 23. James "Andrew" WALLACE was born in 1857 in Tennessee. He died before 1889? (Mary remarried 1889). He was married to Mary Elizabeth BENNETT est 1876. Mary Elizabeth BENNETT was born in 1860 in Kentucky. James "Andrew" WALLACE and Mary Elizabeth BENNETT had the following children: 25 i. William D. WALLACE was born in 1877 in Kentucky. He died before 1900 (not on census). 26 ii. John WALLACE was born in 1878 in Missouri. 27 iii. Missouri A. WALLACE was born in 1879 in Missouri. She died before 1900 (not on census). +28 iv. James Hiram WALLACE. +29 v. Pearl WALLACE. 30 vi. Irvin WALLACE was born in Feb 1886 in Kentucky. +31 vii. Andrew James "Bert" WALLACE. 32 viii. Frank WALLACE. FIFTH GENERATION 28. James Hiram WALLACE was born on Mar 3 1882 in Water Valley, Kentucky. He died on Jun 25 1954 in Doniphan, Missouri. Died at home. He was buried on Jun 27 1954 in Bellview Cemetery, Bellview Baptist Church. He was married to Lillie Ida BURNEY (daughter of James Samuel BURNEY and America Alice KAYES) on Dec 23 1900. Lillie Ida BURNEY was born on Sep 6 1883 in Hickman, Fulton Co., Kentucky. She died on Aug 15 1974 in Ripley County, MO. She was buried in Belleview Cemetery, Doniphan , MO.. James Hiram WALLACE and Lillie Ida BURNEY had the following children:

I would like information about my grandfather's family, Whitney Russell Roland Wallace, born May 1, 1889 in Harvey Station, New Brunswick, Canada. He was the youngest of 15 children born to William and Hannah Wallace. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance, Susan Wallace Hallett

HI, This is my first message to this list. My grandfather was JOSEPH E WALLACE born MILLOM Cumberland, brother WILLIAM H born 1879 & 1880/81 Their father, found via 1881 census was BENJAMIN WALLACE born CONISTON Lancs. He was aged 45 so must have been born 1836. Their mother was MARGERY HALL, aged 30, so born 1851, also of CONISTON. Her sister CATHERINE aged 14 was also living with them in MILLOM, that's sort of near ULVESTON. Benjamin was a Master Printer and I know that my Joseph followed in his footsteps. Joseph married AMY MARGARET BLACKWELL, BORN 1878 in DALTON IN FURNESS. Other associated names are SKELSY, ROYSTONS AND STOUTS, but have no idea in what way except some went to the states. Looking forward to hearing from anyone with these names. Best wishes Sue