Columbiana County Ohio Wallace Information Someone sent me copies of from the 1879 History of Columbiana Co. Ohio when I was searching for some information on the Wallace & Chetwynd Pottery in East Liverpool, Ohio. My great grandfather Hamilton Wallace bought his daughter a set of play dishes, which I have, they were made by the Wallace & Chetwynd Pottery in East Liverpool, Ohio which made me wonder if the Wallace families were related or was it just a coincidence. My Wallaces were in Chester Co. PA> Blue Rock Township, Muskingum Co. OH. I thought someone researching might find this helpful. Wallace family info from History of Columbiana Co. Ohio 1879 I think there must have been two men named William Wallace. William Wallace – ruling elder in Methodist meeting house on High Street in Centre Twp. The page with the township name was not sent. It is on page 131. However, William Wallace is listed ad a Trustee in 1863, 1864 and 1865. I think it may have been Elk Run as it is mentioned later. Township Treasurer – A. P. Wallace - 1871. Justice of the Peace – John Wallace William Wallace was a director of public school district No. 8 with 70 youth and receiving $59.54 from the state. Again a page is missing giving the name of the village (on page 143). This is regard to the layout of the village. “The village was laid out by Joshua Dixon in the spring of 1805, and embraced originally fifty-eight lots, on the southwest quarter of section 4. . . Other lots for village purposes, on the foregoing section lists William Wallace. . .” “Meantime, William Yates opened a store, making, in 1831, three in the village. At the Moody stand Joseph Wallace engaged in merchandising, and continued about thirty years.” William Wallace one of trustees of Presbyterian Church of Columbiana in 1879. William Wallace one of trustees in 1850 of Franklin Township organized in 1816. William Wallace one of trustees in 1858 and 1859 of St. Clair Township organized in 1803. The East Palestine United Presbyterian Church was organized in August 1842 in Unity Township. John Wallace was a ruling elder sometime between 1842 and 1879. Wayne Township – Robert Wallace and William Wallace are mentioned on p. 269. The previous page was not included so I do not know what the reference was. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church “made application for one of their number to administer the Lord’s Supper and organize an Associate Reformed Congregation in Wayne Twp. . .formed Aug 12, 1831 in a grove near Mrs. Fleming’s house. William Wallace was among those taking part in the first communion. Page 324 lists Wallace, Wm., son of Ezekiel and Mary (Boil) Wallace, b. Ireland, 1806, s. Columbiana Co. 1816, Farmer, p. o. add. West Point. East Liverpool Directory information: There is addition information such as address and occupation. If you would like to know this information about any of the people listed below please e-mail me. 1892 Directory East Liverpool Ohio Bab Wallace – wid., Harry Wallace H. N. Wallace Homer Wallace Ida M. Wallace James C. Wallace John C. Wallace Mattie Wallace Samuel Wallace 1896 Directory East Liverpool Ohio David J. Wallace Harry D. Wallace (Wallace & Chetwynd Pottery) lived in Wheeling W. Va James C. Wallace John Wallace Wilford Wallace 18_? Directory East Liverpool Ohio David J. Wallace Harry D. Wallace home Wheeling, WVa. James C. Wallace John Wallace June J.

Connie: Never mind...I just noticed the reference to Spencer, Guernsey in your message...I wasn't wearing my glasses the first time I read it. Sorry. Judy -----Original Message----- From: Jude [mailto:Scottishgal@charter.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 9:22 PM To: WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [WALLACE-L] Wallaces 1860 Ohio Hi Connie: Do you know what Ohio counties these Wallaces lived in for this census? Judy in Wisconsin -----Original Message----- From: Connie [mailto:R.leaman@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 1:20 AM To: WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WALLACE-L] Wallaces 1860 Ohio I ran across these while browsing through some census pages. As far as I know they are not mine, and I know absolutely nothing further about them. Connie 1860 Spencer, Guernsey, OH image 9 of 26 Samuel Wallace 44 b PA Elizabeth A., 33 b OH Sarah E., 17 b PA Samuel A., 16 b PA Rebeca J 11, b OH image 10 of 26 Mary Wallace 41 b PA Joseph V., 19 b OH Hannah E. Wallace 16 b. OH Winfield S. 14 b. OH Robert M. 12 b OH Joseph 34 b. OH image 26 of 26 Robert Wallace 40 b OH Jane 35 b PA Samuel 13 b OH Joseph 11 b OH James 7 b OH Mary 2 b OH Julia 2 b OH Lizzie 8 mos b OH

Hi Connie: Do you know what Ohio counties these Wallaces lived in for this census? Judy in Wisconsin -----Original Message----- From: Connie [mailto:R.leaman@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 1:20 AM To: WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WALLACE-L] Wallaces 1860 Ohio I ran across these while browsing through some census pages. As far as I know they are not mine, and I know absolutely nothing further about them. Connie 1860 Spencer, Guernsey, OH image 9 of 26 Samuel Wallace 44 b PA Elizabeth A., 33 b OH Sarah E., 17 b PA Samuel A., 16 b PA Rebeca J 11, b OH image 10 of 26 Mary Wallace 41 b PA Joseph V., 19 b OH Hannah E. Wallace 16 b. OH Winfield S. 14 b. OH Robert M. 12 b OH Joseph 34 b. OH image 26 of 26 Robert Wallace 40 b OH Jane 35 b PA Samuel 13 b OH Joseph 11 b OH James 7 b OH Mary 2 b OH Julia 2 b OH Lizzie 8 mos b OH

Here is my Wallace line: James Wallace b. 1680? Cecil Co., MD? d. 1778? Oliver Wallace b. bef 1716 Cumberland Co., VA d. 25 Mar 1802 Clark Co., GA James L. Wallace b. 15 Dec 1750 PA d. 8 Nov 1838 York Co., SC Samuel W. Wallace b. 15 June 1795 York Dist SC d. 4 Aug 1886 Wolf Spring, Lawrence, AL In particular, I'm looking for the first wife of James L. Wallace, of York Co., SC. I believe she must have died before he moved to SC. If anyone can help me, I would appreciate it. Joan

Does my Samuel Wallace, born 1806, show up in anyone else's genealogy file? GA 1850 Federal Census Index, Cobb Co., Ga. Powder Springs Dist. Wallace, Samuel 44 farmer GA Mary (?) 35 wife SC William (F or J.) 12 S GA Nancy J. 10 D GA James M. 7 S GA Peter Dallis 5 S GA Robert R. 2 S GA Uyless _uwallace@aol.com_ (mailto:uwallace@aol.com)

I ran across these while browsing through some census pages. As far as I know they are not mine, and I know absolutely nothing further about them. Connie 1860 Spencer, Guernsey, OH image 9 of 26 Samuel Wallace 44 b PA Elizabeth A., 33 b OH Sarah E., 17 b PA Samuel A., 16 b PA Rebeca J 11, b OH image 10 of 26 Mary Wallace 41 b PA Joseph V., 19 b OH Hannah E. Wallace 16 b. OH Winfield S. 14 b. OH Robert M. 12 b OH Joseph 34 b. OH image 26 of 26 Robert Wallace 40 b OH Jane 35 b PA Samuel 13 b OH Joseph 11 b OH James 7 b OH Mary 2 b OH Julia 2 b OH Lizzie 8 mos b OH

I have been trying to get additional information on James Wallace for about 20 years but all I know is he died in Smith Co., TN, in 1828. I have the names of his children from his will but have only the date of birth for Elizabeth who was my great-great-grandmother. James' wife was Mary (Polly) - I have no other information on her. Their children were: 1. Elizabeth born Mar. 28, 1796; died Feb. 15, 1865; married Elijah Haney Carman Apr. 6, 1824 2. Robert 3. Hannah 4. Sarah (Sally) 5. Patsy 6. Polly 7. Jefferson 8. James, Jr. 9. John (his middle name may have been Edward) One of the daughters evidently married a Draper because James names his two grandsons, Jackson and Wesley Draper, in his will. James Wallace has been one of my brickwalls for over 20 years so I hope someone else is researching this family. I check the Wallace mail list closely so I hope it will continue. Ann Wallace (My husband's Wallace family was from Stewart Co., TN)

Hi there1 This might have been asked before, but what do we do if there are no males left? I know the DNA project looks for the Y chromosome in the men but is there a way to do the mitochondrial test on the women? I have two Wallace cousins no one has seen in 30 years. If any Wallace knows a Mark Allen Wallace who was born in April of 1957 and lived in Kansas City a good part of his life please let me know. There is also a Kelly Wallace who was born in WIsconsin and is now in his late 50's that lived in Long Beach CA that is a relative. These are the only known men in my family and neither of them has been heard from in at least 20-30 years. The DNA test would help me with my brick wall, but without someone with the Y chromasome, I don't think it's possible. Thanks Helen -----Original Message----- From: JoAnn Wallace [mailto:edward.joann@verizon.net] Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2006 9:48 PM To: WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WALLACE-L] DNA Analysis To All Wallaces, I can, from my personal experiences, tell you that DNA analysis does definitely help. A potential cousin contacted me after seeing my Wallace-L query. Correspondence between us provided a lot of circumstantial evidence but we couldn't find any definite proof. About that time the Wallace DNA option became available and we both participated. The result was a 100% match on 26 DNA sites tested. We were now positive that we were descended from a common ancestor. Since that time I have, with help identified a Wallace in Scotland who has his ancestry back to the 1500 who shares a common ancestor with me. While I still have a lot of searching to do to prove the line, I know that I can trace forward the Wallace male descendants of the 1500s ancestor to find my line. I think this will be much easier than trying to go back in time. I have put this info out as a way of trying to say that if all of you Wallaces with male members available can submit your(their) DNA to help establish possible common lines of ancestry. It will tie together family lines and could provide a great help to those of you with Wallace brick walls. Your DNA submission is easy and will help all of us. Ed Wallace

Good Evening! Since we are all listing our brick walls... Mine is the parents of John J Wallace Sr. born 14May 1811 Muskingam Co OH. Died 30 Oct 1889 in WI. Am pretty sure that he fits into a family that came over from N. Ireland in 1797 and settled in Cecil Co MD>Butler Co PA>Muskingam Co.OH. John's father was probably the second son of John and Geneva Crawford Wallace. Even the LDS church has the mystery man listed as Mr. Wallace. No one has any clue about mystery man's wife except that a census has her being born in NJ. I never knew their were so many Wallace's until I started this research. Western PA and SE OH are full of them, none of which I seem to be related to, and even the ones I'm not related to don't know anything about him.I thought mystery man might have died in the War of 1812 but without a first name, he is difficult to trace.He was probably born around 1780 in N. Ireland. He is listed in the 1800 census in MD as male between 16 and 26. He then falls into a black hole. I sure would like to find the black hole that contains all these Wallace men. It would solve so many peoples problems. Thanks for reading my rambling. Helen -----Original Message----- From: Gerton@aol.com [mailto:Gerton@aol.com] Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 6:17 AM To: WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WALLACE-L] Wallace Good to see the list active again ... I have a brickwall William Wallace. b Feb. 1860....Tullyvernan. N. Ireland..... came to USA..1884.... married Mary Delaney from PEI.. can not find any other info about bro & sisters... Thanks for this list .....Helen

In a message dated 3/20/2006 4:01:19 PM Central Standard Time, WALLACE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > My great great great grandmother was Rebecca Wallace, 1806-1881, PA to OH. > She married, 1826, Robert Barton, 1801-1883, in PA. > > She was the daughter of William Wallace, abt 1758-1842 &Mary Miller, > 1765-1848, PA to OH. She was the 9th of 10 children: > > Moses, Oliver Miller, Joseph Smith, John Clark, William, William, Mary, > Nancy, Rebecca, Thomas. > > I am fortunate to know this because of research by William Wallace Barton > and Jean Wallace Gayle. I would love to own a copy of their book Six Wallace > > Brothers and their Descendants. If anyone knows of one, please let me know. > > Hi Connie, Do you have names of Rebecca's siblings ? My John b.1776 or 1782 in PA. Bob Wallace in IL

I too have been monitoring this list looking for Thomas Jefferson Wallace, born about 1838 in Tennessee and married Elizabeth Sparks in Illinois. They settled in Livingston, Kentucky. In the 1880 Livingston County census, Elizabeth ( Bettie) is a widow and had the following children: John b about 1862; Wilie born about 1864; Mary b about 1866, Emma b abut 1870; Nancy born about 1872, Harry b about 1877 and Thomas Jefferson b 1/26/1879. Thomas J married Cora Black . I have been looking for the Senior Thomas Jefferson Wallace for quite some time but can't seem to find what happened to him. I am wondering if he may have been killed in the war. If any of these names look familiar, please contact me.

Searching for info on my 6th g/gf Samuel Wallace who died 21, Aug. 1764. Samuel was married to Elizabeth (Last Name Unknown). One son I know of - Robert Wallace b. abt 1750 d. 1812. Robert was married to Ester Boyd (daughter of Robert Boyd and Eleanor Porterfield. The name "Boyd" is the middle name of Samuel and Elizabeth's grandson "Robert Boyd Wallace" b. abt 1784 d. 1838, Greenbrier Co., W(VA). Thanks for any assistance. Butch Willard

Hi Chuck and all. I am still looking for the parents,siblings(if any) and 1st wife of my 2ndGrGrandfather John Wallace, b.1776 or 1782 (based on Census ages) in PA and raised family w/2nd wife, Jane Johnson, in Carroll Co,OH. John d.June 28, 1867, Carroll Co and I have his Will, Death Cert. and photo of his Tombstone. Two other cousins have also been searching this line and we have not been able to break thru. I would be eternally greatful if anyone can connect to my line. His info with children follows. Bob Wallace in IL Descendants of John Wallace 1 John Wallace b: 1776 ?, PA d: June 28, 1867 Lee Tp, Carroll Co, OH . +Unknown ........ 2 Joseph Wallace b: 1831 ?, PA ........ 2 James C Wallace b: September 07, 1832 ?, Carroll Co, OH d: November 22, 1905 E Liverpool, Columb., OH ............ +Mary Eckley b: 1832 ?, Carroll Co, OH d: November 17, 1872 Ohio Tp, Beaver Co, PA m: September 29, 1849 ?, Carroll Co, OH ........ *2nd Wife of James C Wallace: ............ +Susan R Hunter b: July 1846 ?, IN d: December 22, 1911 E Liverpool, Columb., OH m: May 22, 1891 E Liverpool, Columb., OH *2nd Wife of John Wallace: . +Jane Johnson b: 1801 ?, Ireland d: Lee Tp, Carroll Co, OH m: August 16, 1837 ,Carroll Co, OH ........ 2 David H Wallace b: December 16, 1840 Harlem Spgs, Carroll, OH d: March 16, 1905 Canton, Stark Co, OH ............ +Catherine A Hayes b: 1845 Carrollton(?), OH d: 1880 ?, Stark Co, OH m: July 02, 1863 ,Carroll Co, OH ........ *2nd Wife of David H Wallace: ............ +Amanda J Mento b: March 1847 ?, OH d: ?, OH m: May 27, 1884 ?, Stark Co, OH ........ 2 Margaret J Wallace b: March 16, 1845 Harlem Spgs, Carroll, OH d: August 02, 1934 Canton, Stark Co, OH ............ +John V Dewel b: January 01, 1839 Harlem Spgs, Carroll, OH d: May 25, 1929 Hartville, Stark Co, OH m: ???

Researching Samuel WALLACE who married Nancy SELLARS in Wilson Co. TN in 1830. 3 Children were Lard Sellars WALLACE, John WALLACE, and Leatha WALLACE. He may have had 2 daughters from previous marriage (to whom??). He died ca 1838-41. Nancy married Robert SELLERS and moved to Texas. Do you have any info on these families? Thanks. Sunny Wallace Casarez

Looking for more information and to make contact with other descendants of William B(Balfore?) Wallace b. Scotland, md. Betsy Cragie (Craig?) in 1861 at Strathmiligo, Scotland. Emigrated abt 1866. Located in Indianapolis, IN, later moved to Belleville, IL. Children in birth order, (I think): 1 - Magdaline Philip Wallace b. Sept 17,1862 in Wemyss, Fife, Scotland. D.16 Jan 1928 in Ansonia, Darke Co., OH. Md John B. Alexandre (Alexander)in Belleville, St. Claire Co., IL on 3 June 1885; 9 children. 2 - Margaret B. 'Maggie' Wallace b abt 1864 in prob Scotland md. Mr. Barnhart. Living in Indianapolis, IN in 1928; 3 - Betsy Johnson Wallace b abt 1866 in Scotland, onboard ship, or America; 4 - Isabel Wallace md. Mr. Hopwood. Living in Birmingham, AL in 1928; sons 5- John living in Chelsea, MI in 1928, 6 - James living in Hoistington, Kansas in 1928 and 7 - William living in Dayton, OH in 1928.

Hi Chuck: The weekend kept me too busy to check emails, but found this message today and wanted to add to the growing list of people who wish to see this list continued. I am not a Wallace, but have been researching the line for my friend, Ron Wallace of California, for the past five years. I have my own brick wall to add to the others. I am looking for the parentage and exact birth place of Jacob Wallace, patriarch of this Wallace line, and for the whereabouts and disposition of his great-grandsons, Howard and Pearle. Ron Wallace is descended from Jacob Wallace, born in Maryland (county unknown, but I suspect Washington County) in 1777-78. He married (spouse unknown) and is found in Franklin County, PA (across the border from Washington County, MD) in the 1810 and 1820 census with male children of the right age. He had two sons known to me: James, born about 1804 and Francis S, born about 1806. Jacob shows up in 1829 in Belmont County, Ohio, as testator for his son Francis being of legal age to marry Elizabeth Warrington (born in PA about 1810-12). I have their marriage record dated December 30, 1829, which states that she was the adopted daughter of Job Calvert. Francis and Elizabeth had several children, all born in OH or VA (WVA?): Nathaniel, born about 1832, married to Mary Craig; Samuel, born about 1834; James W, born about 1836, married to Caroline Craig; Thomas H, born about 1837, married to Mary E Roseberry; Margaret, born about 1839; and William, born about 1842. Nathaniel (wounded at Gettysburg), James W, Thomas and William all served in the Civil War with the Ohio Infantry, different regiments. Thomas H married Mary E Roseberry (born in PA about 1840) March 23, 1863 in Marietta, OH. They had four known sons: Howard, born about 1864; Pearle C, born about 1867; Harry E, born 1871; and Theron H, born about 1876. My friend Ron is descended from Harry E, and I have a rich paper trail for Harry and Theron. I can find nothing on Howard or Pearle after the 1880 census, except for mention of Pearle as a surviving son in his mother's obituary. If anyone on the list can tie this Wallace line to their own research, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks, and keep the list going, please. We never know when some vital clue may pop up onscreen from someone on the list. Judy Ramsay in Wisconsin -----Original Message----- From: Chuck Carter [mailto:cetracer@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006 6:12 PM To: WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WALLACE-L] [ADMINISTRATIVE NOTE] Checking & Testing......... Questions regarding the Status of the following family discussion groups: CARTER Family Disucssion Lists HARDIN Family Discussion Lists WALLACE Family Discussion Lists These lists, when I formed them 10 years ago (in 1996) used to be very active. As of late, I rarely see any traffic and don't think there has been a message in weeks. Is it worthwhile keeping these lists active? Have they become obsolete with the advent of the web based message boards of a number of years back and should they be closed down? Even I am not as active in the day to day use & management of these family lists as I used to be. I'm asking because I need your opinion. Please don't be shy, your participation is needed. When I initially started on my journey tracing my family background, ancestors, etc, I found these lists very helpful in my endeavors. Have they out lived their usefulness? Regards, Chuck Carter Charles E. Carter Host / Moderator CARTER Family Discussion lists CARTER-L@rootsweb.com CARTER-D@rootsweb.com HARDIN Family Discussion lists HARDIN-L@rootsweb.com HARDIN-D@rootsweb.com WALLACE Family Disucssion lists WALLACE-L@rootsweb.com WALLACE-D@rootsweb.com

Still searching for siblings and parents of Michael Wallace b. abt. 1830, married Mary Butler in Co. Kilkenny, Ireland in 1857. Mary b. abt. 1835 was daughter of John and Mary Butler. Siblings also unknown. Children's names were Philip, John, Martin, Thomas, Michael Henry, Johanna, and Mary Kathleen. Michael arrived US abt. 1871 and may have lived in Jersey City, NJ until Mary and children arrived in US in 1874. Moved to OH, then to SD. Would like to connect to Wallaces who came from Co. Kilkenny or southeast of Ireland. Jean in Ohio

I am trying to find more information on Thomas Wallace b.1826 South Shields, Co. Durham, England. He was married to Elizabeth and worked as a ships carpenter. He had seven children, one of whom was also called Thomas Wallace, my g.grandfather, b.1864, at Southwick married to Agnes Brand Lackland. They had two children, Helen McGregor Wallace b.1889 and Thomas Wallace b.1891. Does anyone have any information on this family please? kirstiew_oodman@aol.com_ (mailto:kirstiewoodman@aol.com)

What would you do if there are no male Wallaces still alive in your line? The last male in my line was my great grandfather, killed in 1888. I can trace his line back to Stanhope, Co Durham. but not back from there. I always thought the Wallace name was uncommon until I joined this list. I really had no idea that there were as many lines carrying this name. Grace

Good to see the list active again ... I have a brickwall William Wallace. b Feb. 1860....Tullyvernan. N. Ireland..... came to USA..1884.... married Mary Delaney from PEI.. can not find any other info about bro & sisters... Thanks for this list .....Helen