Hi list. I'm still trying (over ten years of searching) to find the maiden name of the mother of Patrick Wallace. Patrick was born in Limerick between 1826 and 1832. His. father was William Wallace who came down from Scotland and married an Irish girl. William Wallace came to America soon after Patrick was born and wife and son followed a year or two later. I have a good paper trail of Patrick from the time he filed a Declaration of Intent for citizenship in Dubuque, Iowa in1849 when he left there for California during the gold rush. I have nothing positive before that and Ancestry.com can't seem to find anything either. I don't know much about the DNA lineage system but maybe that would be a good way to go. Any help or suggestions would be apprectated. Best to all Bill Wallace ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diana Elledge" <jurybox@msn.com> To: <WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 11:33 AM Subject: [WALLACE-L] John Wallace 1880 Census for Union Co. Tn. > Hi is there anyone out there that can tell me anything about a John > Wallace adopted by Mastin and Jane Hutchison/Hutcheson. his age is 12 > which makes his birth around 1867-68 .thanks Diana >

Brick wall Found the nathaniel's in New Lisbon, NY Can't find anything previous. Rumor they came from Pownal Vt. Any connecton to any of the names may help. 1John Wallace 2Nathanile S. Wallace 3Nathaniel N. Wallace 4Elbert Wallace »2Elbert Wallace m. Delana Murdock b: 23 Nov. 1842 d: 9 July 1905 see--http://users.rcn.com/lmerrell/murdockfamilyct.html . 5 Cora D. Wallace b: 1866 d: 1875 . 5 Jennie Wallace . 5 Warren Wallace . 6 Harriet Wallace . 6 Sidney Wallace . 6 Donald Conover Wallace Sr.- (my grandfather) . 5 Minie Wallace m. Adrian Weaver . 6 Elenor Weaver . 6 Adrian Weaver . 6 Wallace Weaver . 6 ? Weaver . 5 Harriet Wallace b: 11 Dec 1877 d: 1 Sept 1951 . 5 Delana Wallace d: 1872 d: 1906 .7 Donald Conover Wallace Jr. -8 Jay, Mark, Beth

Would you please remove me from your distribution lists. Neither my family nor my wife's has any Wallace forebears. Chris Hunter Address: 1 Hawker Street TORRENS ACT 2607 AUSTRALIA Phone: +61 2 6286 8228 Fax: +61 2 6286 8228 Mobile: 0408 438 660 E-mail: chunter@tpg.com.au -----Original Message----- From: Harry & Helen Rogers [mailto:hrogers@nwlink.com] Sent: Monday, 27 March 2006 7:47 AM To: WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WALLACE-L] My Wallace's on the Move To all Wallace Researchers: In 1818 when my Wallace ancestors arrive in southern Quebec from Alston, Cumberland, England, their many descendants have been on the move, Quebec, Ontario, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Arkansas, to name but a few provinces and states where Wallace routes have flourished. I am trying to make a connection with the following Wallace's, where family tradition indicates they have settled. If anyone has come in contact, in their research activities with any of the following, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you, no matter the smallest bit of information. What ever data I have on each person is included with their name and the area where they may have settled. Family # 1 Thomas Wallace, b about 1833, m about 1858, settled in St. Paul, Minnesota. He had four children, two boys and two girls. One girl was named Mabel Wallace. John Wallace, brother of Thomas, settled in Minneapolis. He had five sons. Elizabeth J. Thomas, sister of Thomas and John, who settled in Minneapolis, married an Allard and had one son named Ernest. Family # 2 Elizabeth Wallace, daughter of William Wallace and Elizabeth Watson, born about 1806, married William Brogdin and moved to Ontario Isabella Wallace, sister of Elizabeth also moved to Ontario William Wallace, brother of Elizabeth also moved to Ontario I have the feeling that their move to Ontario, near Port Hope, was because that is where my great grandfather Job Wallace settled. Family # 3 Samuel Wallace, son of Job, brother of family #2, moved to Ohio and had one son Thomas Wallace, brother of Samuel, moved to somewhere in the USA. He had only one eye. Jennie Wallace, a sister, married J. Thomas Savage, had several children, lived somewhere in the USA Job Wallace, a nephew, moved to New Hampshire, lost a leg, had three daughters, Grace, Birdie and ? If anyone has any thoughts or ideas as to how I can open some doors and make contact with any of the above descendants I would be most appreciative in hearing from you Many Thanks Harry Rogers, a great grand son looking for connections.

In a message dated 3/26/2006 4:54:59 P.M. Mountain Standard Time, chunter@tpg.com.au writes: Would you please remove me from your distribution lists. Neither my family nor my wife's has any Wallace forebears. I'm not sure how you got on the list, but you go off the same way.. In the "Send to" box put: _WALLACE-L-Request@Rootsweb.com_ (mailto:WALLACE-L-Request@Rootsweb.com) In the "Subject" box put: Unsubscribe In the "Message" box put: Unsubscribe Good Luck! Ellie S.

To all Wallace Researchers: In 1818 when my Wallace ancestors arrive in southern Quebec from Alston, Cumberland, England, their many descendants have been on the move, Quebec, Ontario, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Arkansas, to name but a few provinces and states where Wallace routes have flourished. I am trying to make a connection with the following Wallace's, where family tradition indicates they have settled. If anyone has come in contact, in their research activities with any of the following, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you, no matter the smallest bit of information. What ever data I have on each person is included with their name and the area where they may have settled. Family # 1 Thomas Wallace, b about 1833, m about 1858, settled in St. Paul, Minnesota. He had four children, two boys and two girls. One girl was named Mabel Wallace. John Wallace, brother of Thomas, settled in Minneapolis. He had five sons. Elizabeth J. Thomas, sister of Thomas and John, who settled in Minneapolis, married an Allard and had one son named Ernest. Family # 2 Elizabeth Wallace, daughter of William Wallace and Elizabeth Watson, born about 1806, married William Brogdin and moved to Ontario Isabella Wallace, sister of Elizabeth also moved to Ontario William Wallace, brother of Elizabeth also moved to Ontario I have the feeling that their move to Ontario, near Port Hope, was because that is where my great grandfather Job Wallace settled. Family # 3 Samuel Wallace, son of Job, brother of family #2, moved to Ohio and had one son Thomas Wallace, brother of Samuel, moved to somewhere in the USA. He had only one eye. Jennie Wallace, a sister, married J. Thomas Savage, had several children, lived somewhere in the USA Job Wallace, a nephew, moved to New Hampshire, lost a leg, had three daughters, Grace, Birdie and ? If anyone has any thoughts or ideas as to how I can open some doors and make contact with any of the above descendants I would be most appreciative in hearing from you Many Thanks Harry Rogers, a great grand son looking for connections.

My brick wall is my 4th great-grandfather, Edwin Wallace born c1833 in NY. Thus far, the only US census record I can find for him is the 1880 census where he and his household are listed as follows: Household Record 1880 United States Census -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Edwin WALLACE Self M Male W 47 NY Bridgeman SCOT SCOT Eliza WALLACE Wife M Female W 53 NY K. House NY NY Emily WALLACE Dau S Female W 18 NY At Home NY NY William WALLACE Son S Male W 13 NY Learning Plumbing NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Hoboken, Hudson, New Jersey Family History Library Film 1254786 NA Film Number T9-0786 Page Number 265A Edwin's wife, Eliza Ann (maiden name unknown), is listed in the 1900 census in the household of her daughter and son-in-law as follows: The 1900 US Census shows Eliza A. Wallace, widowed, age 73, living with William Boyce and his wife, Harriet E. in Hohokus Township, Bergen Co., New Jersey. It also lists Eliza as having given birth to 13 children with only 2 still living in 1900. Both her parents are listed as having been born in England. Eliza's birthplace is listed as NY. This information was found on Heritage Quest under: Series: T623 Roll: 955 Page: 116 According to her grave stone, Eliza Ann was born 18 Nov 1823 and died 19 Feb 1901. She is buried in the Boyce Family plot in Union Cemetery in Ramsey, Bergen Co., NJ. Of Edwin and Eliza's reported 13 children, only Harriet Eliza b. 16 July 1854 NY d. 30 Dec 1912 Ramsey, Bergen Co., NJ, Emily b. c1862 NY, and William b. c1867 NY are known. I would dearly love to learn more about Edwin's origins and Eliza Ann's maiden name. If anyone on the list can help with my Wallace ancestors, I would greatly appreciate it. Gail Phares Walkley

Looking for info on a Prudence Wallace found in Scott Co Virginia census 1850 in household of my ancestors James & Rebecca Ramey. Unknown if Wallace is married or maiden name or the connection to the Rameys. Census says she is 45 yrs old born in NC. Same county death records show her death in Feb 1855 as 70yrs old, reported by neighbor Eyre Hart. If anyone researching has came across this person, please let me know. Kathy Ramey Neel

Hi Ginny, Connie & June: You can find my extensive Wallace (and some Faris) data in my GEDCOM at http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=bartstam and much more detail in my 1996 book "Six Wallace Brothers & their Descendants from Chanceford Twp., York Co., PA in the mid-18th Century". I understand that the latter has been microfilmed by the Mormons (LDS film #2055299, item #9). Last year Donna Truble (Dbtruble@aol.com) sent me some data on the line of Rev. William Wallace Faris, son of Rev. John McDonald & Anna Elizabeth (Wallace) Faris. Your additions, corrections, etc., would be appreciated. Regards, Bill Barton bartstam@juno.com

Wallace's in Arkansas: I am looking for a great uncle, Arthur Lonsdale Wallace, who, according to family word of mouth moved to Arkansas. I know very little about him - born October 24, 1868 in Hope Township, Ontario. A family picture taken 1906 shows him married with two children, a girl about 10 or twelve and a another child in arms. I don't know if he was married before or after moving to the USA. Has any Wallace researcher come across an Arthur Lonsdale Wallace? I would greatly appreciate any enlightenment Thanks Harry Rogers

Connie and June, I am following this line, too, although I haven't really worked on it. My husband's line is though Moses, William and Moses, brother of Rebecca who married Robert Barton. Moses's daughter, Anna Elizabeth (17 Feb 1817 - 14 Sep 1887 Anna, Jackson Co., IL) married Rev. John McDonald Faris. I don't have much Wallace information but do have quite a bit of Faris. Ginny <These are my Wallaces, at least the first 2: Moses is my 5th great grandfather, and William is my 4th great grandfather. His daughter Rebecca is my 3rd great grandmother. She married Robert Barton. Connie> > Is anyone researching the following family? This was sent to me in 1989 by > a Wallace researcher. > > Moses Wallace b. - 730 Philadelphia PA > m. Mary ? > > William Wallace b. - 758 – York Co. PA > m. Mary Miller

(Forwarded to the list) -------Original Message------- From: Genw Date: 03/22/06 10:28:22 To: WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: {not a subscriber} Joseph Wallace Can any one help me with info on Joseph Wallace. B ABT. 1806 in Ireland, Married Nancy ? in Pennsylvania. Lived in Greenvillage, Franklin, PA. Children were: Benjamin B ABT.1834 Henry B ABT.1836 David B ABT.1839 Mary C. B ABT.1841 George W. B ABT. 1847 Married Emma C. Kitzmiller William B ABT 1844 Alfred B ABT. 1849 Joseph also had a sister Ann also born in Ireland. Thanks for any help.. Gene Wallace __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Here is my brick wall, I have Bernard Wallace born abt 1815 in Ireland, parents Michael Wallace and Susan McKechnie. The first time Bernard shows up is in Paisley Scotland 1833 marriage to Catherine McGlone. Bernard was married 3 times and had 12 children. Best wishes, Denise Rodgers

Glad to see all the new activity on the Wallace list. For more than 12 years this has been my brick wall: I'm looking for the parents or siblings of Elizabeth Frances WALLACE, born in either Champaign County., OH (death certificate says) or Muskingum County, OH (Civil War pension application says) in 1844 or 1845. Her mother's maiden name may be LLOYD. She married Hiram E. Ervin 3 Dec 1861. They had 10 children. She died in October 1922 in Springfield, OH, Clark County. Info to share on descendants. Any help will be appreciated. Don Poland Allison Park, PA donald.poland@comcast.net

Is anyone researching William Robert Wallace who married Catherine Leverett? They were both born in South Carolina and are living in Alabama in the 1850 & 1860 (Chambers Co.census) & 1870 & 1880 (Lee County, AL census). We will be happy to share any information we have on the family. Their youngest daughter Eliza Jane Wallace who married James Wesley Yarbrough is our line. Carole & Floyd

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SUGGESTED GUIDELINES to HELP GET ANSWERS by Tim Carter If I am going to be a writer and try to get your attention so that you will help me, I must be courteous to you; I must be thoughtful enough to present materials in such a manner as to get and keep your attention; I must write my material in a way that makes it fast, easy, and pleasant to read. With these thoughts in mind, consider that the following are NOT RULES, but they are SUGGESTED GUIDELINES for use by genealogy researchers. Also, if you are a member/user on a list which has an owner or moderator who specifies how to post to that particular list, please, try to post to that list in accordance with his/her instructions. 1) What are you talking about? 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These are my Wallaces, at least the first 2: Moses is my 5th great grandfather, and William is my 4th great grandfather. His daughter Rebecca is my 3rd great grandmother. She married Robert Barton. Connie > Is anyone researching the following family? This was sent to me in 1989 by > a Wallace researcher. > > Moses Wallace b. - 730 Philadelphia PA > m. Mary ? > > William Wallace b. - 758 – York Co. PA > m. Mary Miller > > William Wallace – b. 1798 PA > m. Lucretia Kilbourn > > James Culbertson Wallace – b. 1830 OH – d. Fayetteville, AR > m. Amelia Ingalls – b. Dresden, OH – d. Davenport, IA > > Arthur Struthers Wallace – b. 1861 – Davenport, IA > m. Abbie Chase Kelley – b. IA – d. Rock Island, IL > > Frederick Morse Wallace – b. 1900 – Davenport, IA > m. Luella Condon b. Quincey, IL - d. Rock Island, IL > > Frederick James Wallace – b. 1932 Rock Island, IL > m. Georgia Jean Glaub > > June J. > > >

Is anyone researching the following family? This was sent to me in 1989 by a Wallace researcher. Moses Wallace b. - 730 Philadelphia PA m. Mary ? William Wallace b. - 758 – York Co. PA m. Mary Miller William Wallace – b. 1798 PA m. Lucretia Kilbourn James Culbertson Wallace – b. 1830 OH – d. Fayetteville, AR m. Amelia Ingalls – b. Dresden, OH – d. Davenport, IA Arthur Struthers Wallace – b. 1861 – Davenport, IA m. Abbie Chase Kelley – b. IA – d. Rock Island, IL Frederick Morse Wallace – b. 1900 – Davenport, IA m. Luella Condon b. Quincey, IL - d. Rock Island, IL Frederick James Wallace – b. 1932 Rock Island, IL m. Georgia Jean Glaub June J.

This is a scanned copy of the index to “History of Columbiana County, Ohio” showing all the Wallace names with page numbers contained in the book. WALLACE Dr., 48, 250 Mr., 37, 317 Mrs., 242 A. P., 132 Alexander, 145 Austin, 132 Austin P., Cpl., D. W., 243 David, 334 David W., 239 E. M., 222 Ezekiel, 324 Hugh, 104 J. H., 114, 119 J. M., Rev., 243 J. W., 222 James, 317, 320; Judge, 315 Jane (Scott), 334 John, 132, 134, 253 Joseph, 144 Joseph C., Sgt., 89 Joseph S., 289 Lewis, Gen., 68 Lucinda, 254a Mary (Boil), 324 Mathew, 334 Rachel, 322 Robert, 58, 131, 174, 269, 317 Samuel, 320, 321 Stacy, 121, 127 Susan, 320 Thomas, 83 W. C., 248, 254a W. W., 145 William, . 121, 135, 144, 150, 154, 231, 269, 270, 324 ______________ June J.