<A HREF="http://www.cubirthparents.org/wwwboard/messages/71.html">Click here: Re: Girl born 11-29-66, looking for Louise Wamsley of OHIO or children of</A> Re: Girl born 11-29-66, looking for Louise Wamsley of OHIO or children of posted byAutumn on April 24, 2001 at 23:22:19:: : I was born 11-29-66 in Olympia, WA. I'm looking for my birth mom: Louise Ann Wamsley of OHIO or my birth father: Roy Russell Carter, Jr. OR a child of Louise's: I have 3 older siblings. Jessie is the name of one of them. Please contact me! 360.705.2793 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * My ancestors: Wamsley family of Virginia and West Virginia Wade family of Virginia Talbott family of Virginia and West Virginia Oliver family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Harper (Herper) family of Virginia and West Virginia Appelman family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Rash family of Virginia Rives family of Virginia Addy family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Smith family of Pennsylvania Wanda Wamsley Balducci, a Southern American and descendant of Confederate Citizens and Soldiers of the War for Southern Independence - a war fought for Constitutional liberty, states rights, and defense of home and family. GOD BLESS THE HEROES OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

History of Tucker County, West Virginia by Cleta M. Long Taken from The Parsons Advocate, 29 October 1986 "Parsons flood of November 4-5, 1985: the home of Grace Wamsley destroyed; she is presently living out of state with her children." Wanda * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * My ancestors: Wamsley family of Virginia and West Virginia Wade family of Virginia Talbott family of Virginia and West Virginia Oliver family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Harper (Herper) family of Virginia and West Virginia Appelman family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Rash family of Virginia Rives family of Virginia Addy family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Smith family of Pennsylvania Wanda Wamsley Balducci, a Southern American and descendant of Confederate Citizens and Soldiers of the War for Southern Independence - a war fought for Constitutional liberty, states rights, and defense of home and family. GOD BLESS THE HEROES OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Dear List: Am looking for present-day descendants of my great great-grandfather, Joseph Henry Wamsley, born between 1815-1825 in (we think) Lancashire, England. He married an Eliza Summersgill abt. 1850-52 in same area. They had four daughters: Selina, b. 1852; Emma, b. 5/18/54; Alice, b 9/16/56; and Rosalta, b 1/10/59. All girls were born in England, presumably around the Lancashire area. Around 1860 Joseph Henry and Eliza immigrated to America and settled for a short time in Columbus, GA, along with four or five of Eliza Summersgill's brothers. There they had three boys: Thomas Edwin, Henry, and Manuel. Then Joseph Henry and Eliza and their children moved on to the Austin, Travis Co., Texas area. Joseph Henry and Eliza lived in the area around Austin until their deaths. Is anyone out there related to this family? Do you know of anyone who is? If so please contact me at: pdugan1217@aol.com. Thanks...Pat Dugan

I am more inclined to think that Jesse Wamsley's wife was a daughter of Ebenezer Mace and Anne Currence because I have the Henry Mace will and if there was only one Henry, he did not have a daughter. In fact he left stuff to a bound boy, namely Nicholas Wilmoth, who married a daughter Elizabeth of Jacob Riffle who went by the name of Nicholas Mace instead of Wilmoth. I have a question mark by Ebenezer as I have not proven him to be the right father, but I really do not think Henry is correct. One problem is that I have never found the marriage record of Jesse Wamsley and Sarah Mace to prove that she was a Mace. All I have is tradition. Anyone have any proof anywhere other than what I have? Namely my great grandmother telling me she was a Mace? Jean

The following question is about Sarah Mace (11 January 1796 - 19 September 1857), wife of Jesse Wamsley (11 March 1795 - 10 June 1857). Phyllis Daniels in the Fall 2001 issue of the Allegheny Regional Ancestors says that Sarah's parents are Ann Currence and Henry Mace. I have also seen Ebenezer Mace and Mary Stalnaker as her parents. Does anyone know which is correct? Thanks, Wanda * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * My ancestors: Wamsley family of Virginia and West Virginia Wade family of Virginia Talbott family of Virginia and West Virginia Oliver family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Harper (Herper) family of Virginia and West Virginia Appelman family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Rash family of Virginia Rives family of Virginia Addy family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Smith family of Pennsylvania Wanda Wamsley Balducci, a Southern American and descendant of Confederate Citizens and Soldiers of the War for Southern Independence - a war fought for Constitutional liberty, states rights, and defense of home and family. GOD BLESS THE HEROES OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Immigration Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/BVVBAIB/8.19.20.22.23.26.27.37.38.41.42.43.45.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for you reply. all of these are on my family tree. David WAMSLEY is my maternal grandfather, George Wamsley's father. My mother, Sarah Viola Wamsley-Moody is named after David's wife. Mom had a number of brothers and sisters. Mom was raised by David & Sarah in Christiana New Castle Co.,DE after her parents died of unknown causes when she was 8yrs old in1903-4. email me privately and will give you my ground line number WITH HAVE A HIT!!! YOU MAY DEFINITELY BE MY LOST KIN!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/BVVBAIB/8.19.20.22.23.26.27.37.38.41.42.43.45 Message Board Post: 1900 New Castle DE David Walmsley black 76 md 57 yrs DE MD DE Sally Ann 55 MD 12 ch born/5 living DE DE DE Bartemus 40 son DE DE DE 1880 New Castle DE David Walmsley black 60 MD Sarah 55 MD Bartemus 24 MD George 22 MD Ada 20 DE Joseph 10 DE Frances male 8 DE Jane 6 DE Fredrick Hunt 45 MD Sophia Davis 20 DE Eugene Davis 6 DE

I am searching info on my ggfather David Wamlsey,who lived in Christiana,New Castle Co.,DE ca 1900. His wife was Sarah. My mother, Sarah Viola Wamsley,b.1894, to his son, George and his wife Martha Her maiden name is unknown. He was either African-American or Black Indian. He owned a house with less than an acre of land. please let me know of your thoughts and ideas were I may find more info about David. Thanks plenty, Walter Moody

Hi listers Looking for a lead on this person who is connected to my northern Wamsley's. Ira Smith mustered out from the Civil War in Virginia, here is the reference, I'm hoping that Wanda reads this, since she covers Virginia: Dear Nancy-Jo, Ref: Your IRA SMITH There were about 66 IRA SMITHs that served in the Civil War; however, only one was with the 5th Massachusetts Colored Cavalry Regiment. IRA SMITH, a Farmer from Providence, RI enlisted as a Private on 2 August 1864, at the Age of 28, in Company K, 5th MA Colored Cavalry Regiment. He was Mustered out on 21 June 1865 in Hospital, Fort Munroe, Virginia Thank you listers, if anyone knows where I can find records for this, I'd appreciate it, thanks. Nancy-Jo Nunez California

1790 Virginia census David Wamsley, Hampshire County, 4 white. David Wamsley, Harrison County, 5 white. John Wamsley, Harrison County, 2 white. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * My ancestors: Wamsley family of Virginia and West Virginia Wade family of Virginia Talbott family of Virginia and West Virginia Oliver family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Harper (Herper) family of Virginia and West Virginia Appelman family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Rash family of Virginia Rives family of Virginia Addy family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Smith family of Pennsylvania Wanda Wamsley Balducci, a Southern American and descendant of Confederate Citizens and Soldiers of the War for Southern Independence - a war fought for Constitutional liberty, states rights, and defense of home and family. GOD BLESS THE HEROES OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

For those on the Wamsley list that are trying to decipher and hunt down the Wamsley's with Native American ancestry, or African Ameican ancestry. Go to heritagebooks.com, order Marcella Passay's book, titled Full Circle, I just got mine and it is great! Lots of stuff, even unblocked some stuff for me. Not promoting the book or the author, and don't mean to advertise, but this is a great source. Happy Hunting. Nancy-Jo Nunez

JACOB SMITH and RUTH ANN WAMSLEY had a daughter DELILAH SMITH who maried SOLOMON SHINN. SOLOMON SHINN b. abt 1811 Oh. and d. Feb 1884 Mo. married in 1833 Franklin Co., Oh. to DELILAH SMITH b. 22 Dec 1816 Harrison Co., WV and d. 1855. Children: Sarah A., Amanda, Robert, Levi, Montroville, Oliver H. Mary Jane. Source; LDS Ancestral File Colleen Kitch GuyCol@webtv.net

Source: History of Tucker County, West Virginia by Cleta M. Long (from the Library of Virginia) Assessor of Tucker County 1986 - 1990: Virginia Wamsley November 29, 1887, S. W. Parsons, 22 m. Birdie Wamsley, 18. Ward and Sarah A. Parsons, S. B. and Martha Wamsley, parents. April 24, 1889, Thomas J. Long, 28, m. Delila Wamsley, 18. Jacob and Lucinda Long, Adam and C. M. Wamsley, parents. July 23, 1891, lacy Long, 26 m. May Wamsley, 21. A. H. and Nancy Long, Adam H. Wamsley, parents. December 26, 1893, Jasper Wamsley, 23 m. Anna Hovatter, 19. George and Margaret Wamsley, parents. Parsons flood of November 4-5, 1985: the home of Grace Wamsley was destroyed; living out of state with children 29 October 1986. (source: The Parsons Advocate) 1996 Tucker County Bank Board of Directors - Thomas A. Wamsley. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * My ancestors: Wamsley family of Virginia and West Virginia Wade family of Virginia Talbott family of Virginia and West Virginia Oliver family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Harper (Herper) family of Virginia and West Virginia Appelman family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Rash family of Virginia Rives family of Virginia Addy family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Smith family of Pennsylvania Wanda Wamsley Balducci, a Southern American and descendant of Confederate Citizens and Soldiers of the War for Southern Independence - a war fought for Constitutional liberty, states rights, and defense of home and family. GOD BLESS THE HEROES OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Does anyone know the parents of the following people? Thanks, Wanda in Virginia NAOMI CATHARINE WAMSLEY was born Bef. 1878, and died Aft. 31 May 1893. She married ALFRED OFA SHIPMAN 31 May 1893 in Randolph County, West Virginia (Source: West Virginia Marriage Records, 1863 - 1900.). He was born Bef. 1878, and died Aft. 31 May 199 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * My ancestors: Wamsley family of Virginia and West Virginia Wade family of Virginia Talbott family of Virginia and West Virginia Oliver family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Harper (Herper) family of Virginia and West Virginia Appelman family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Rash family of Virginia Rives family of Virginia Addy family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Smith family of Pennsylvania Wanda Wamsley Balducci, a Southern American and descendant of Confederate Citizens and Soldiers of the War for Southern Independence - a war fought for Constitutional liberty, states rights, and defense of home and family. GOD BLESS THE HEROES OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

All, Can anyone shed any light on these folks may be? Wanda in Virginia source: Ritchie County, West Virginia Cemeteries - Through 1993 by the Ritchie County Historical Society (found in the Library of Virginia) There is a Wamsley cemetery located at Burnt House north of Route 47, across Route 47/15 from the Methodist Church. The graves are unidentified; there are at least three graves, possibly more. Burnt House Cemetery, beside the Methodist Church, north of Route 47: Wamsley, -------, no dates, unmarked, female buried over the fence just inside the pasture field. Wamsley, -------, no dates, unmarked, infant buried over the fence just inside the pasture field. Nelson J. Wamsley, 6 December 1851 - 8 March 1901. Carder Cemetery AKA Elder Cemetery, north of Route 47 just east of the junction with county route 47/13. Wamsley, Della Carder, no dates, unmarked. Samuel Wamsley, no dates, unmarked. Harrisville I.O.O.F. Cemetery, south edge of town, access via Court Street (state Route 31). Amy Goldie Wamsley, 2 April 1902 - 18 March 1980. John W. Wamsley, 1882 - 1963. Mae Z. Wamsley, 1867 - 1923. Nettie Wamsley 1873 - 1972. Norma Jean Wamsley, 1933 - 1933. Robert H. Wamsley, 21 June 1911 - 24 January 1978. Lillian Wamsley 1897 - 1979. Pullman Cemetery, located behind the Methodist Church on County Route 7/9. Abia Wamsley, 27 February 1836 - 2 January 1882, Company F, 12th WV Infantry, Civil War. Anna G. Wamsley, 1953 - 1953. Avis June Wamsley, 1 May 1922, wife of Carson Wamsley. Carson O. Wamsley, 6 November 1917 - 13 July 1992, son of Ellis and Katherine Duckworth Wamsley, Private U.S. Army, W.W.II. Chalnessa, 24 April 1841 - 17 February 1920, wife of Abia W. Wamsley. Emma K. Wamsley, 1875 - 1928. Reverend George E., 1872 - 1955. Isa Myrtle Wamsley, 1878 - 1962. Lenna I. Wamsley, 1884 - 1938. Nellie C. Wamsley, 1953 - 1953. Samuel E. Wamsley, 1869 - 1952. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * My ancestors: Wamsley family of Virginia and West Virginia Wade family of Virginia Talbott family of Virginia and West Virginia Oliver family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Harper (Herper) family of Virginia and West Virginia Appelman family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Rash family of Virginia Rives family of Virginia Addy family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Smith family of Pennsylvania Wanda Wamsley Balducci, a Southern American and descendant of Confederate Citizens and Soldiers of the War for Southern Independence - a war fought for Constitutional liberty, states rights, and defense of home and family. GOD BLESS THE HEROES OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Hi, Searching for information on the following families: George WALMSLEY, born Golborne Lancs 1882 son of John WALMSLEY, born approx 1854, Newton, Lancs, Blacksmith journeyman, son of William WALMSLEY Millwright. (nothing else known). John WALMSLEY married Alice YATES ( possibly Mary Alice ? ) on 13 August 1878 at Hephyilah Chapel ( ?? Can anybody confirm that name please. ) at Atherton Alice YATES was daughter of Roger YATES a Colliery Manager. WALMSLEY family in 1878 lived at Ellesmere St, Pennington in Leigh, and YATES family lived at Bag St, in Atherton. I have the 1881 census information showing a WAMSLEY family. Could anybody look up the 1871 census for Pennington in Leigh, Ellesmere Street, and see if William WALMSLEY/WAMSLEY is still alive. many thanks Peter Eastman Interests: WALMSLEY / YATES / Lancs ROY / WARK / JACK Dundee Scotland EASTMAN / BARTHOLOMEW / DAVIS / CHOULES Wilts LUCKETT / JOACHIM / SHIPWAY Glocs and Oxon CROSBY / STEPHENSON / CROFT Yorks KING Hants

In a message dated 02-02-16 10:21:19 EST, Humindixie@aol.com writes: > I have 12 children for Matthew and Sarah Currence Wamsley, but very little > documentation supporting what I have. Wanda -- Below are a few notes on some of the children you listed for this family, based on things I've gathered from various sources. I have no idea which ones actually belong to Matthew and Sarah, but several of them are certainly confusing. > Children of MATTHEW WAMSLEY and SARAH CURRENCE are: > 2. i. JONATHAN WAMSLEY, b. 10 September 1786, Beverly, Randolph County, > Virginia; d. 21 May 1872, Randolph , West Virginia. Not likely a son of Matthew and Sally if their marriage date and his birth date are correct -- they weren't married until 1788. "William Currence the Pioneer" (a manuscript at the Randolph Co. Historical Soc. library in Beverly) says that Jonathan who married Elizabeth Light was the son of John Wamsley, Jr., not Matthew. Chart from Curtis Chewning in Allegheny Regional Family History Society Ancestor Charts (Vol. 1, p. 16) says Jonathan was the son of William Wamsley and Susannah Watson. A note in the Wamsley file at the Randolph County Historical Library says Jonathan is "probably the son of James". The Jonathan Wamsley who married Hannah NEWLON is the one who got into trouble by filing false claims for Rev. War service on behalf of a lot of people, mostly in Lewis Co. He fled to Texas to escape prosecution and may never have returned to WV. I doubt if his death date is known. It would make sense for him to be the son of James, because my records show that James (1762-1842) died in Lewis County. I suspect there are two or more Jonathans, and that their birth and death dates have been confused. > 3. ii. ISAAC INGRAM WAMSLEY, b. Aft. 1788; d. 29 December 1862, Truby Run, Upshur County, Virginia. It seems like it would make more sense for Isaac to be a son of Matthew's brother Thomas Wamsley and Margaret "Comfort" INGRAM. There is some info on Isaac Wamsley of Truby Run in the HISTORY OF THE SAGO COMMUNITY at http://www.wvculture.org/history/agrext/sago.html > 5. vi. SARAH ANN WAMSLEY, b. January 1796; d. 15 July 1842. Some sources say she was the daughter of Joseph Wamsley -- I have no idea which is correct. > vii. DANIEL WAMSLEY, b. 12 July 1796, Clarksburg, Virginia; d. 13 > April 1884, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa; m. 10 February 1810, > > Randolph County, Virginia. > Notes for DANIEL WAMSLEY: > Lived first in Randolph, Virginia (now West Virginia), then went west. > > 45th Regiment (Peyton's) Virginia Militia, War of 1812, Private. This one really confuses me. Were there two Daniel Wamsleys? I have a Daniel as the son of Joseph, Sr., b. 12 July 1805 and d. 13 Apr 1884 in Page Co., Iowa. He m. Allcey CONRAD 10 Feb 1830. > 8. x. CATHERINE WAMSLEY, b. 1841, Virginia; d. Aft. 1880. I have her as MARRIED Feb 1841 (this can't be her birth year, or she wouldn't fit into this family). All I have done is raise more questions -- does anybody have any answers?? Mary Ann

Jean and all, I have 12 children for Matthew and Sarah Currence Wamsley, but very little documentation supporting what I have. I will have to look up some census material the next time that I am at the Library of Virginia, which will probably be a while. This is what I have: MATTHEW WAMSLEY, SR. (son of JOHN, grandson of JOHN, great-grandson of THOMAS WALMSLEY) was born 17 December 1769 (Source: Records of Phyllis E. Daniels.), and died 03 December 1851 in Randolph County, Virginia. He married SARAH "SALLY" CURRENCE Abt. 1788 in Randolph County, Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM CURRENCE and LYDIA STEELE. She was born 15 March 1770 in Augusta County, Virginia (Source: Records of Mary Ann Wamsley.), and died 18 May 1847. Notes for MATTHEW WAMSLEY, SR.: Augusta County Court Records, Order Book No. XIX, March 21, 1786: Matthew, orphan of John, deceased, chose William Wamsley guardian. Matthew acquired 100 acres of land in Randolph County on March 1, 1810. This land was on Tyger Valley River adjoining John Light and Samuel Currence (source: Library of Virginia, Grants 59, page 566) Matthew was living with son Matthew at the time of the 1850 census. Children of MATTHEW WAMSLEY and SARAH CURRENCE are: 2. i. JONATHAN WAMSLEY, b. 10 September 1786, Beverly, Randolph County, Virginia; d. 21 May 1872, Randolph , West Virginia. 3. ii. ISAAC INGRAM WAMSLEY, b. Aft. 1788; d. 29 December 1862, Truby Run, Upshur County, Virginia. iii. JOHN SEYMOUR WAMSLEY, b. Aft. 1788; d. 1845; m. KATHERINE HEATER, 26 August 1844, Randolph , Virginia; b. Bef. 1829; d. Aft. 26 August 1844. Notes for JOHN SEYMOUR WAMSLEY: Land Grants, book 18, page 471, date 1851, 100 acres, Wilmothe Run - grantees: John and Matthew Wamsley, grantor: Adam Magee. iv. THOMAS WAMSLEY, b. Aft. 1788; d. Unknown; m. JEMIMA WILMOTH; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. 4. v. MARY JANE WAMSLEY, b. 25 July 1790, Mill Creek, Randolph, Virginia; d. 20 January 1832. 5. vi. SARAH ANN WAMSLEY, b. January 1796; d. 15 July 1842. vii. DANIEL WAMSLEY, b. 12 July 1796, Clarksburg, Virginia; d. 13 April 1884, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa; m. 10 February 1810, Randolph County, Virginia. Notes for DANIEL WAMSLEY: Lived first in Randolph, Virginia (now West Virginia), then went west. 45th Regiment (Peyton's) Virginia Militia, War of 1812, Private. 6. viii. WILLIAM HEATER WAMSLEY, SR., b. 19 October 1797; d. Bef. 1850. 7. ix. MATTHEW WAMSLEY, JR., b. 11 March 1799; d. 28 July 1853. 8. x. CATHERINE WAMSLEY, b. 1841, Virginia; d. Aft. 1880. xi. ABRAHAM SKIDMORE WAMSLEY, b. 12 December 1808; d. Aft. 30 January 1834, Upshur County, West Virginia; m. CATHERINE CARDER, 30 January 1834, Randolph County, Virginia (West Virginia after the Civil War); b. Bef. 1819; d. Aft. 30 January 1834. Marriage Notes for ABRAHAM WAMSLEY and CATHERINE CARDER: Source: 'RANDOLPH COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA MARRIAGE RECORDS; 1787 - 1923" by Wes Cochran. xii. LYDIA STEELE WAMSLEY, b. 1811; d. 1811. As far as Samuel Morris Wamsley, I do not have him as a child of Matthew and Sarah. I do have a Samuel Morris, son of Joseph Jr. and Eve Wamsley, who was born 16 July 1788 and died about 1812. I also have a Samuel Morrison Wamsley, born before 1795 and died after 1812, who was in Co. S., Virginia Militia during the War of 1812, and is buried in Beverly Cemetery. I do not know who his parents were. Perhaps Samuel Morris Wamsley and Samuel Morrison Wamsley are the same person. Please do not consider my material that I submit to this list as the Gospel truth! Unless there is a source behind it like census information, it is not necessarily correct. Wanda in Virginia * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * My ancestors: Wamsley family of Virginia and West Virginia Wade family of Virginia Talbott family of Virginia and West Virginia Oliver family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Harper (Herper) family of Virginia and West Virginia Appelman family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Rash family of Virginia Rives family of Virginia Addy family of Pennsylvania and Virginia Smith family of Pennsylvania Wanda Wamsley Balducci, a Southern American and descendant of Confederate Citizens and Soldiers of the War for Southern Independence - a war fought for Constitutional liberty, states rights, and defense of home and family. GOD BLESS THE HEROES OF 11 SEPTEMBER 2001! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Is there any wansley searchers dealt with a lost kin who is allegedly a blackfoot Indian? My mat gg reportedly was an Indian in New Castle County, Delaware. His name was David Wamsley/ Wansley around the turn of the early 1900s Walter