Thank you; that is the website I found. Whoever set up the website did not provide a way to contact himself/herself. Hmmmm......... Thank your response, Sharron Spencer Al & June Jordan wrote: > There is a link to an email address for the group administrator > mywebtree"@yahoo.com;WallaceDNA@aol.com at this > site:http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=J82955&special=True&projecttype=S > Perhaps it is a dead email address but it is worth a try. I don't know > why they don't have a contact on the Wallace DNA site. > > June J. > > > > Sharron Spencer wrote: > >> Does anyone know where the lineages of the participants in the >> Wallace DNA project are shown? The Wallace DNA website does not seem >> to contain that information. >> >> Thanks for any help, >> Sharron Spencer >> >> > > >

Hi Ann, Thanks for the reply. I found the Wallace DNA website, but the only thing shown is a list of names with no identifying information about the ancestral lines so I am unable to determine if the names listed are the ancestor or the participant. Any idea? Thanks, Sharron Spencer Ann Brown wrote: > Sharon, > > I just happened to have that e-mail but you could check the archives > of the Wallace list. See Below > > Ann Brown > > > > > Marcus J. Wallace > to WALLACE-L > > More options Mar 18 > > Judy > Here is the site for the Wallace DNA project. > http://www.wallacedna.org/ > You can also access it from the clanwallace.org > <http://clanwallace.org/> website. > > Chuck > To answer your question about the usefulness of the lists, there may be a > lot of folks like myself who monitor the list > continually but seldom find a "hit" after several years. Doesn't make > it any > less useful, just means that my dead ends > are very difficult to overcome. > > Marcus > > > On 9/11/06, Sharron Spencer <SMSSTX@earthlink.net > <mailto:SMSSTX@earthlink.net>> wrote: > > Does anyone know where the lineages of the participants in the Wallace > DNA project are shown? The Wallace DNA website does not seem to > contain > that information. > > Thanks for any help, > Sharron Spencer > > > > > -- > Ann Brown " Cookie"

Does anyone know where the lineages of the participants in the Wallace DNA project are shown? The Wallace DNA website does not seem to contain that information. Thanks for any help, Sharron Spencer

Hello All Does anyone know anything about one Edward McLaughlin, born in Ireland about 1819. In particular, is there any relationship between the Wallace family and the McLaughlin family back in Limerick. I find his name along with Patrick Wallace (B 1828) in Dubuque, Iowa where they both filed a "Notice of Intent" for citizenship in 1849 as they joined the gold rush to California. Then I find them in the 1860 census in California where several men, including those two, shared an abode together. Then I find Patrick Wallace and Edward McLaughlin homesteading adjoining parcels of land. Then when Patrick was married and had his first son baptized, Edward was the godfather. Were they maybe cousins? Bill Wallace

Bob, Horace and Maria 1860 Lafayette, Bremer, IA do seem to be the parents of your Willis. In the 1900 census, Visalia, Tulare, CA, Willis A, 45, b: IA, Delia, 38, b: AR, fa: b: NC, mo, b: NC. Chil: Lucy L., 17, Hazel M., 14, Chester E., 12, Ralph E, 7, Raymond, 5, Walter A., 3 - all b: CA. By 1910Census Same place, A dau, Helene, age 7, is added. I haven't found what happened to them after that--- Hope this helps. "Margie"

Today I found a listing of the burials in this cemetery, including some of my Wallace relatives. There is also a map with the sections of the cemetery numbered as well as an aerial map. Go to www.mariettaga.gov <http://www.mariettaga.gov/> On the right of the page, click on Online Maps, then click on City Cemetery Map and Query, then click on Find You can search by surname and you will get a list of all the burials with that name. There are other search options, also. If you find a name of interest, on the left side of the entry is a number. Click on it and you will be taken to the cemetery map and the section in which the burial is located. Good Luck!

Bob, You didn't say where Willis and Adelia were born--- I did find 1860 census, Lafayette, Bremer, IA, a Horace, age 30, b: NY, Maria, 31, b: NY, Asel,10, b: IL, Willis, 5, b: IA, Henry, 3, b: IA, Hatti, 1, b: IA. If you have any further info, please post it and maybe someone can help. "Margie" Margarette Florentino

Looking for the parents of Willis A. Wallace , born about 1860 and married Adelia Robina Turner about 1879. BobW

Hi, Jonathan Wallace & his wife Nancy Jane (Slaughter) is in my family. Mary C born 1860 IL md John W Baldwin, md 8 Jan1880, Pope County, IL Sarah E born 1866 Amanda Jane born 1866 William Francis born 14 Mar 1869 George Louis Lew born 20 Mar 1875 Florence Benda born May 1878 Ulysses Grant born 13 Jan 1879 Rosa M born May 1881 Courtland B born 27 June 1883 Jonathan's parents is James Wallace & Catherine Lambert. I cannot go any further back on either side. James was born abt 1800 NC or TN. Catherine was born abt 1809 TN or IL. Jonathan was a Justice of the Peace. born 1834, Saline County, IL died 19 Apr 1892. I welcom any correction or additions. My line goes thru Jonathan's brother Wilson Wallace & his 2nd marriage Rexaline

Edward, The 1880 census, Pope, Monroe, IL has Jonathan, age, 47, Nancy J., 39, Sarah E. 16, Amanda, 14, William, 12, George, 10, Nancy, 7, Lew, 5, Ulysses, 1. I don't think that Co. or Saline was done in 1890. The 1900 census, Saline, Mountain Twp, has Nancy J, head, age 59, William, 32, S.L. (Lew), 25, Florence B., 22, Ulysses, 21, Rosa M., 18, Courtland, 17. The 1910 census same place, has Nancy J., age 69, Sarah, 42, widowed, William, 39?, Lew, 25, Florence,,28?, Courtland, 25?. In the 1920 and 1930 census' William F., Lew, and Courtland are living side by side. In the 1930 one, we find out that Lew was a General when he went into WWI, ( I found his registration for the Army) and Florence has been living with him for at least. 15 years, never married. I don't know who the Jane is as wife to Jonathan but I think maybe he's the one in the 1880 census!!! "Margie:

I am in the pursuit of Thomas Wallace and his wife, Rebecca. He was living in Port Hope, Ontario where he purchased property in 1860. In August 1864, they gave power of attorney to Benjamin Wallace so that he could dispose of this property. At that time the power of attorney was filed in Mich., Cty. of Keweenaw, Twp. of Houghton at Eagle Lake. I don't know where Thos. and is wife went from there nor do I know what relation he was to Benjamin . Barbara in Port Hope

I haven't seen any replies to your questions, so you may already have this info. I've found your family in several more censuses, all in COBB CO. In 1860 it appears they were newly married, no children. James is 20, she's 17, and listed as M.P. In 1880 in Big Shanty with four children. In 1900 Big Shanty, listed as in-laws to John and Nannie Mayfield (probably the daughter, Nancy). James' middle initial is W. In 1910, Mary P. is widowed, still living in Big Shanty. If you want any of these images, please let me know. You may be able to find James' parents' names if you could get a copy of his marriage license, or his death cert. or obit. There are RAOGK volunteers for Georgia who also may be able to help you. Terry in Michigan ----- Original Message ----- From: <UWallace@aol.com> To: <WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 8:34 PM Subject: [WALLACE-L] Wallace/Wallis of Georgia > Can anyone help with this Wallace family? Who are his parents and what > happened to him? thanks. > > 1870 Census - Cobb County, Georgia - 20 July 1870 > > Wallace, James 27 M R.R. Track Boss GA > Mary P. 26 F Keeping House > GA > Johnnie 9 M at School > GA > Nancy J. 7 F > GA > Mary E. 6 F > GA > Annie J. 2 F > GA > > > > >

Can anyone help with this Wallace family? Who are his parents and what happened to him? thanks. 1870 Census - Cobb County, Georgia - 20 July 1870 Wallace, James 27 M R.R. Track Boss GA Mary P. 26 F Keeping House GA Johnnie 9 M at School GA Nancy J. 7 F GA Mary E. 6 F GA Annie J. 2 F GA

I have a Charles Oren Wallace b. 30 July 1885 died 17 May 1959. He was the son of Charles Harris Wallace and Bert Killingsworth. They resided in Titus County, Texas. This is from the book Six Wallace brothers and their Descendents by William Wallace Barton and Jean Wallace Gayle. The book has nothing more on Charles Oran Wallace beyond parents and birth and death datse. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: <Ahhnon@aol.com> To: <WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 1:18 PM Subject: [WALLACE-L] Charles O Wallace, Sr. & Jr. >I am looking for info on the Charles O Wallace Family. He was from Texas >and > married Lola V. Brown in Chicago about 1925. They had one child, Charles > Jr. > Charles Sr. was in the hotel business and had hotels in Chicago, Oak Park, > IL > and Yuma. He died in La Jolla, CA in 1959 and was buried in Yuma where he > resided. His wife, Lola, died in March 1971 and is probably buried next to > him. > Charles Jr. died in Riverside CA in May of 1978 and left two adult > children. > I would like to correspond with these children or anyone who has info on > this family. I have a lot to share. Lola's line goes back to the > Mayflower and > beyond. Thanks for any help. > Sharon > > >

I am looking for info on the Charles O Wallace Family. He was from Texas and married Lola V. Brown in Chicago about 1925. They had one child, Charles Jr. Charles Sr. was in the hotel business and had hotels in Chicago, Oak Park, IL and Yuma. He died in La Jolla, CA in 1959 and was buried in Yuma where he resided. His wife, Lola, died in March 1971 and is probably buried next to him. Charles Jr. died in Riverside CA in May of 1978 and left two adult children. I would like to correspond with these children or anyone who has info on this family. I have a lot to share. Lola's line goes back to the Mayflower and beyond. Thanks for any help. Sharon

I'm looking for a William Wallace/Wallis in 1830 Georgia. I've found 5 to choose from. I'm hoping to eliminate some of them. Does anyone have any information on these Williams? 1830 Burke County, Georgia. William Wallace. Between 40 and 50 years old. Has 10 kids. 1830 Newton County, Georgia. William Wallis. Between 40 and 50 years old. Has 9 kids. 1830 DeKalb County, Georgia. William Wallace. Between 40 and 50 years old. Has 8 kids. 1830 Hall County, Georgia. William Wallis. Between 50 and 60 years old. Has 5 kids. 1830 Hall County, Georgia, William Wallace. Between 20 and 30 years old. Has 3 kids. Does anyone have any information on these guys. Sure would help to be able to eliminate some of them. Thanks Janet

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Would the manager of the Wallace DNA project please respond to this email as we cannot find a link to you on the Wallace DNA website. Many thanks, Sharron Spencer Spencer DNA Project Manager Benton DNA Project Manager

To all who answered my query, I thank you and I will try to encapsulate an answer to all in one E-mail. I'm afraid we-ll have to go back to Ireland or Scotland to find any Wallaces related to our line as my father was the only surviving son of Patrick Wallace who was born in Ireland and had no brothers or sisters as far as I know. With all the Wallaces there are now in the U.S. I'm sure the lines merge back there somewhere. Someone a few weeks back suggested the DNA route and I'm sure that's the way to go. I intend to learn more about that. Again, thanks to all Bill Wallace

Hello List, My name is Pamela, I am researching my husbands Great Grandparents James Wallace and Emma Jane Gane. I have been researching both our family surnames for 10 years now. I have not had any luck with his Wallace side though. All I know is that his Great Grandfather was James Wallace born about 1864 in Edinburgh, Scotland. And in 1925 when Christina married Charles Walter Groves her father James was a Railway Signalman. And that he married? Emma Jane Gane, although have not found a marriage for them, although I surpose they could have married in Scotland. They had two daughters that I know about. Their first child Emma Wallace born 1890 in Pimlico, London, England and my husband Stephen's Grandmother Christina Beatrice Wallace born 29, September 1891 at 52, Riverhall Street, Wandsworth Rd, Lambeth, Essex, England. I think James's parents were Robert Wallace and Margaret Bain? I only think this because of the 1881 Census. I am not to sure. Is this James Wallace in your family, If so please get in touch with me. Thank you in advance for any information I might receive. Kind Regards Pamela J Groves