Am looking for my Maternal parents, Born about 1860. in Wisc? James died 1912 Greeley Delaware Co. Iowa can anyone help me. may have lived in Ill. before 188Dec 1881 in Nora Springs, Iowa Thank you for any help Carol Perry Gosnell P.S please send any replies to carolgosnell@fairpoint,net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.whaley/950.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thanks for a great Christmas present! Oliver & Frances Whaley Smith were my ggggrandparents. Did JKH also show where the Whaleys or the Browns originated from? Francis Oliver Smith was from NC, although I do not know which county. Frances Whaley was my brickwall. They lived in Warren Co., GA. Would you be willing to share JKH's chart? I would be delighted to pay the expense.

I've just done a complete update (16 December 2006) of my genealogy Web site, which includes entries for many surnames, especially: BALLARD BYARS DRESSLER Franks HILTON Krug Lauterback (Lauderbach) Schade Shipman Strange Sumnmerscales Werle Whaley Wisher etc. Please browse and let me know of any corrections or additions you may have. The main link is at http://www.hiltonpond.org/GenealogyMain.html Happy Holidays, BILL -- BILL HILTON JR., "The Piedmont Naturalist" Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History 1432 DeVinney Road York, South Carolina 29745 USA Voice: (803) 684-5852; eFax: (503) 218-0845 Please visit our Web sites (courtesy of Comporium.net): "Operation RubyThroat: The Hummingbird Project" at <http://www.rubythroat.org> Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History at <http://www.hiltonpond.org> "Never trust a person too lazy to get up for sunrise or too busy to watch the sunset." BHjr. **********

New addition to Oldest Whaley Ancestor List: William Whaley (m. Martha Brown), d. bef 1821 (prob. GA) Eva Mullins, emullins@pineland.net Eva descends from their daughter Frances md. Oliver Smith Martha was the daughter of Waller Brown (1749 VA-1833 GA) md. Frances Watkins ( d. 1824-1830 GA) Does anyone connect to THIS William? Carolyn Carolyn Whaley Vosburg

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.whaley/950.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I have recently been sent a copy of a family chart made by John Kelly Henry Jr (b.1814) in about 1856. He names his maternal grandparents Waller Brown & Frances Watkins; their 9 children-their spouses & SOME but not all grandchildren. JKH stated that Waller's daughter Martha married Wm Whaley; had children William Whaley & Frances Whaley who md Oliver Smith. I think that Martha also may have had a son named Waller C Whaley. I descend from Waller's daughter Unity Brown Moore (1793-1854) of Taliaferro Co GA. What is your connection?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.whaley/950.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thank you! Can you provide your source?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.whaley/950.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Frances W Whaley was a daughter of William Whaley (d.by.1821) and Martha Brown (living 1832). Martha was a daughter of Waller Brown (1749VA-1833GA) & Frances Watkins (d.1824-1830GA)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: whaley Pepper Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.whaley/756.2.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thank you for all your information the information I got said william was borm in Pa. do you know how to spell william and Hannah daughters name is Easter Hester Hessa she is married to my gggrandfather John j Pepper I would like more information on all the family I am trying to join the DAR on the Whaley family I have William's war papers but so many errors they won't accept them HELP< HELP Thanks Helen Peppers Hay

My name is Michael Whaley. I am a direct descendant of the original SC Whaley's and have been asked to head up the Whaley Family DNA Project. My family lore says we came from the Edisto SC Whaley's, who have proof of their lineage back to Edward Wale of MD. I was hoping to find a contact person for the TN Whaley's that can point me in the direction of a male descendant of Alexander b.1748 or William M. b.1788 who is willing to have a 37 marker DNA test. I have a male Whaley from Edisto SC willing to test their DNA. I have had a DNA test done. My results are posted on worldfamilies.net/surnames/w/whaley . The reason I find all this fascinating is our family names are so unique to the Whaley's in TN, SC and MD. William, Middleton, Thomas, George and John all run through our families. Common names, however, I had a great uncle named Atticus Alonzo and Alexander (TN) name his son William Alonzo. The birth date of Alexander or John Alexander is comparable to that of my oldest ancestor John Whaley b. ca 1750? SC who fathered George P.Whaley Sr b. ca.1775 in SC. My guess is they were brothers or Alexander was John. John is listed on the 1790 census in SC but not on the 1800 census. Also John is listed as having 2 sons and 3 daughters under 16 on the 1790 census but George P. Whaley Sr. is the only ancestor for which we have records. He is listed on the 1800 SC census. Another interesting fact; William M. Whaley b 1801 in SC was the first son of George Powell Sr. William's son, William A. Whaley b. 1833 went to TN and died there. DNA testing will provide scientific data and either coroborate or eliminate these family legends. I hope we can at least resolve the TN, SC, MD connection. Mike Whaley Whaley Family DNA Project Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: <RLNSD@aol.com> To: <Whaley@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 12:00 AM Subject: [WHALEY] Messages from 1998 re Alexander and Leverich > Here are some messages from the 1998 Digest, #54 > Maybe it will shed some light on where the confusion began. > _____________________________________________ > > Whaley Digest V98 #54 1 Apr 1998 > Msg. #1-Alexander and Abigail Leverich--From Weeden's notes > > " I recently received an alphabetical list of WSP Members with their > ancestral data from Lyn and also an alphabetical list of Oldest Ancestors > with a list of the descendants of each from George. I noticed that some > of the TN Whaleys list Alexander Whaley and Abigail Leverich as the > parents of Middleton Whaley or William M. Whaley. In David L. > Beckwith's note to Deb Mayes in June 1997 he tells her that there is > no connection between their Middleton Whaley and Alexander and > Abigail. I agree and am puzzled as to the source for the TN Whaley > descendants using this connection. It it in "Smoky Mountain Clans" by > Donald B. Reagan or where? > > Alexander was b in CT and Abigail in NY and their 9 children William L., > David, James, Elizabeth, Sarah L., John, Francis, Thomas and Alexander > were > all born in NY between 1774 and 1791. Alexander died in NY. Data on this > family will be found in Rev. Samuel Whaley's book "The Whaley Family" and > also "The Whaley House" and "Consignments to El Dorado" by June A. > Reading. > Alexander is mentioned in the DAR Patriot Index showing his Revolutionary > War > service from NY. #143264 material entered by descendant Clara Heiss > Brandenburg notes that Alexander was a member of the Boston Tea Party and > assisted in throwing the tea overboard!! The Abstract of his Will located > by > Suejp and his obituary verify the family data given above. > > For what it is worth, there was also an Alexander Whaley born between 1790 > and > 1800 in TN or SC. He served in the War of 1812 from TN and married Ruth > McAnally 9-10-1812 in Roane Co TN. They moved to Blount Co AL. Alexander > left his famiy in AL and moved to Poinsett Co AR. In 1850 he was listed > there with a 36 year old Margaret and 6 children born between c. 1834 and > 1850. > The oldest of these children of his second family was named Middleton B. > There seems to be some similarities here. There are also several WSPers > listed under this Alexander who married Ruth McAnally. > > Someone has asked where the name Middleton comes from. As I recall, > Edward > the Regicide married Mary Middleton as his second wife." JW > _________________________ > Msg #2 Apr 1998 > Alexander Whaley & Abigail Leverich--David L. Beckwith > The source of the connection with the Sevier County TN Whaleys was "Sevier > County, Tennessee and its Heritage" 1994, p. 200 submitted by Aileen > Whaley > Fowler. I then included this in my web page (http://www.smokykin.com/) > After other evidence tended to disprove the connection, I personally > phoned > Mrs. Fowler. > She gave as her source stories her grandfather (George Bradford Whaley > 1838-1914) told her. In an attempt to explain the connection between the > New > York Whaley she said this Alexander traveled extensively as part of his > occupation. She said her grandfather said they descended from the > Regicide. > She said our proven progenitor (William M. Whaley 1786-1880) had a brother > named Middleton after the regicide's mother's maiden name. > Mrs. Fowler was passionately offended by those who doubted her story and I > feel uncomfortable sharing this as she did confide what she knew to me. > The > Middleton connection may have some credence, but she was unable to give me > enough evidence that I feel indicate a connection to this Alexander. I > think > her grandfather did tell her stories on her ancestrry; unfortunately, I am > unable to corroborate his stories with any facts. In fact, most facts > tend > to disprove the connection. > > I even have doubts that William M. Whaley's father is named Alexander. I > can't find any primary source indicating his name. One researcher > indicates > it may be John Alexander Whaley, however, I have not seen her sources. > The > only evidence I have on his parents are the 1850 mortality list which > lists > their birth place as South Carolina. Does anyone have any evidence to > share > here? > > The Alabama Alexander you mention is too young to be the Sevier County, TN > ancestor since he was born after William M. Whaley. The Middleton son > tends > to indicate a connection could be possible. > > I've been a little lazy at not notifying Lyn and George to change my > progenitor to William M. and Mary (Ogle) Whaley. Does anyone else have > anything to add? > David L. Beckwith > _________________________________________ > Msg #3 1 Apr 1998 > RE: Alexander Whaley and Abigail Leverich by LynVos > David Beckwith and Others: > Don't feel badly about stories told from generation to generation later > being > found out to be just that--stories! People in my family have for years > said > that my g-g-g-grandfather Edward Whaley was named for Lord Edw. Whaley, > cousin of Oliver Cromwell, and that 'fact' has been printed in many Marion > Co. MO histories, As yet, I've not found anything to prove it.! > Lyn > _________________________________________ > Msg #4 0 Apr 1998 > Re: Alexander Whaley and Abigail Leverich by George Whaley > Hi David, > I've changed your progenitor (what a neat word) . Is there anyone else > who needs to be moved? I would rather not move anyone without their > concurrence. Let me know. It only takes a couple of seconds to make > the move and it may keep someone from going down the wrong branch in the > future. BTW please remember my list probably has at least a dozen more > errors. Its only purpose is to get cousins talking to each other. > _______________________________________ > Msg #5 2 Apr 1998 > Kentucky Biographies by George Whaley > > The following site has several biographies mentioning Whaley and one > biography devoted to a James Whaley. > > http://www.starbase21.com/kybiog/ > George > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > - > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > - > Dec. 11-06 > David Beckwith said back then that he was taking the erroneous material > out of his web (http://smokykin.com/). I checked the web tonight and > he still has that Alexander and Abigail are the parents of William M. > So how do you get rid of that erroneous material???? Ruby Nelson > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WHALEY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

Here are some messages from the 1998 Digest, #54 Maybe it will shed some light on where the confusion began. _____________________________________________ Whaley Digest V98 #54 1 Apr 1998 Msg. #1-Alexander and Abigail Leverich--From Weeden's notes " I recently received an alphabetical list of WSP Members with their ancestral data from Lyn and also an alphabetical list of Oldest Ancestors with a list of the descendants of each from George. I noticed that some of the TN Whaleys list Alexander Whaley and Abigail Leverich as the parents of Middleton Whaley or William M. Whaley. In David L. Beckwith's note to Deb Mayes in June 1997 he tells her that there is no connection between their Middleton Whaley and Alexander and Abigail. I agree and am puzzled as to the source for the TN Whaley descendants using this connection. It it in "Smoky Mountain Clans" by Donald B. Reagan or where? Alexander was b in CT and Abigail in NY and their 9 children William L., David, James, Elizabeth, Sarah L., John, Francis, Thomas and Alexander were all born in NY between 1774 and 1791. Alexander died in NY. Data on this family will be found in Rev. Samuel Whaley's book "The Whaley Family" and also "The Whaley House" and "Consignments to El Dorado" by June A. Reading. Alexander is mentioned in the DAR Patriot Index showing his Revolutionary War service from NY. #143264 material entered by descendant Clara Heiss Brandenburg notes that Alexander was a member of the Boston Tea Party and assisted in throwing the tea overboard!! The Abstract of his Will located by Suejp and his obituary verify the family data given above. For what it is worth, there was also an Alexander Whaley born between 1790 and 1800 in TN or SC. He served in the War of 1812 from TN and married Ruth McAnally 9-10-1812 in Roane Co TN. They moved to Blount Co AL. Alexander left his famiy in AL and moved to Poinsett Co AR. In 1850 he was listed there with a 36 year old Margaret and 6 children born between c. 1834 and 1850. The oldest of these children of his second family was named Middleton B. There seems to be some similarities here. There are also several WSPers listed under this Alexander who married Ruth McAnally. Someone has asked where the name Middleton comes from. As I recall, Edward the Regicide married Mary Middleton as his second wife." JW _________________________ Msg #2 Apr 1998 Alexander Whaley & Abigail Leverich--David L. Beckwith The source of the connection with the Sevier County TN Whaleys was "Sevier County, Tennessee and its Heritage" 1994, p. 200 submitted by Aileen Whaley Fowler. I then included this in my web page (http://www.smokykin.com/) After other evidence tended to disprove the connection, I personally phoned Mrs. Fowler. She gave as her source stories her grandfather (George Bradford Whaley 1838-1914) told her. In an attempt to explain the connection between the New York Whaley she said this Alexander traveled extensively as part of his occupation. She said her grandfather said they descended from the Regicide. She said our proven progenitor (William M. Whaley 1786-1880) had a brother named Middleton after the regicide's mother's maiden name. Mrs. Fowler was passionately offended by those who doubted her story and I feel uncomfortable sharing this as she did confide what she knew to me. The Middleton connection may have some credence, but she was unable to give me enough evidence that I feel indicate a connection to this Alexander. I think her grandfather did tell her stories on her ancestrry; unfortunately, I am unable to corroborate his stories with any facts. In fact, most facts tend to disprove the connection. I even have doubts that William M. Whaley's father is named Alexander. I can't find any primary source indicating his name. One researcher indicates it may be John Alexander Whaley, however, I have not seen her sources. The only evidence I have on his parents are the 1850 mortality list which lists their birth place as South Carolina. Does anyone have any evidence to share here? The Alabama Alexander you mention is too young to be the Sevier County, TN ancestor since he was born after William M. Whaley. The Middleton son tends to indicate a connection could be possible. I've been a little lazy at not notifying Lyn and George to change my progenitor to William M. and Mary (Ogle) Whaley. Does anyone else have anything to add? David L. Beckwith _________________________________________ Msg #3 1 Apr 1998 RE: Alexander Whaley and Abigail Leverich by LynVos David Beckwith and Others: Don't feel badly about stories told from generation to generation later being found out to be just that--stories! People in my family have for years said that my g-g-g-grandfather Edward Whaley was named for Lord Edw. Whaley, cousin of Oliver Cromwell, and that 'fact' has been printed in many Marion Co. MO histories, As yet, I've not found anything to prove it.! Lyn _________________________________________ Msg #4 0 Apr 1998 Re: Alexander Whaley and Abigail Leverich by George Whaley Hi David, I've changed your progenitor (what a neat word) . Is there anyone else who needs to be moved? I would rather not move anyone without their concurrence. Let me know. It only takes a couple of seconds to make the move and it may keep someone from going down the wrong branch in the future. BTW please remember my list probably has at least a dozen more errors. Its only purpose is to get cousins talking to each other. _______________________________________ Msg #5 2 Apr 1998 Kentucky Biographies by George Whaley The following site has several biographies mentioning Whaley and one biography devoted to a James Whaley. http://www.starbase21.com/kybiog/ George ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Dec. 11-06 David Beckwith said back then that he was taking the erroneous material out of his web (http://smokykin.com/). I checked the web tonight and he still has that Alexander and Abigail are the parents of William M. So how do you get rid of that erroneous material???? Ruby Nelson

To Bob H. I have received your request for some extra FGSs and some articles sent previously. I have been so busy. If anyone wants the FGSs for James and the Alexanders that are being discussed, let me know. James' son James married ?Hannah Skariot??? I also have FGS for the William M. Whaley and Ogle. rlnsd@aol.com

To Ruby-- We just talked on the phone about the repeat of the incorrect belief that William M. Whaley (wife, Mary Ann Ogle) of SC and TN was a son of the Alexander Whaley of Kings Co. NY. The Whaley Search Party had several entries regarding this same error in Digests in 1997, 1998 and 1999. In Digest 1998, issue 54, there were several entires by Ruby and Jackie, Carolyn Vosburg, David Beckwith and George Whaley and all seemed to be quite informative on the subject. Alexander Whaley of NY was not called John Alexander in any of the public records that I searched. Nor was he ever called John Alexander in any of the published books in which the family is mentioned. It was just Alexander Whaley!! All fourteen of his children were born in NY. He did have a son named William L. who was born in 1774 in Kings Co. NY. Apparently William M. Whaley (wife, Mary Ann Ogle) was born 1788 SC. Alexander Whaley lived his entire life in NY and died there in 1833. His will would definitely seem to eliminate the William M. Whaley of SC as being related to him. William M. Whaley and his family are mentioned in the book, 'Smoky Mountain Clan'. by Donald B. Reagan. There are also some WSP members who are listed on the Oldest Ancestor List under both Alexander Whaley (m. Abigail Leverich) and William M. Whaley (m. Mary Ann Ogle). So, it would seem that the listing would need to be under one or the other,--not both. Jackie I have located the Digest 54 from 1998 that Jackie mentions--if I get time I will copy the pertinent parts and send them to the group. rlnsd

>From Jackie Weeden: In Digest 24, Mary Lynn Whaley Price has an entry in which she indicates that her father was Allen Anthony Whaley and his father was Clyde Allen Whaley and they were of IN. We do have information on this line. Clyde Allen Whaley descended as follows: William Henry Whaley (b. 11-22-1861) and Jennie Horner William 'Allen' Whaley ( b. 11-23-1838) and Mary Ann Whaley (have FGS) John Whaley (b. c. 1814) and Salina May (have FGS) (theory) John Whaley and Catherine Hughes (have FGS) (theory) George Whaley and Mary Katherine ___ (have FGS) In 1920, Clyde Whaley, wife Blanch, son Allen A., and mother Jennie Reed, lived in Indianapolis, IN. If Mary Lynn Whaley Price wants the FGS (Family Group Sheets) let Ruby know. Ruby=rlnsd@aol.com

I would love to get my hands on both of these. Gary Jackson RLNSD@aol.com wrote: To Bob H. I have received your request for some extra FGSs and some articles sent previously. I have been so busy. If anyone wants the FGSs for James and the Alexanders that are being discussed, let me know. James' son James married ?Hannah Skariot??? I also have FGS for the William M. Whaley and Ogle. rlnsd@aol.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WHALEY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Please include me in Whaley lists and compiling of Whaley records. My oldest Whaley is known to be great great grandfather Samuel Whaley b. c. 1794-1798 (possibly Aug. 21, 1797) in N.Y. or Vt. He died between 1870 and 1875, N.Y. Samuel Whaley was married to Amantha Malvina Williams, b. c. 1813, Herkimer Co., N.Y., d. after 1875. It is theorized his father was Samuel Whaley b. May 19, 1773, R.I. I know I will need to put in more research to hopefully obtain more definite facts to fill in names and dates. I have various records of the family members and the surname has varied between Whaley, Whalley and Whelay. But that's another topic. Sharon, Mn.

This John Alexander Whaley that married Abagail Leverich is not the same Alexander Whaley that was the father of William M. Whaley that married Mary Ann Ogle. William m. Whaley was born in S.C. John Alexander Whaley that married Abagail Leverich lived in New York and never left the New York area. Pat

Actually, this is a question and tip: I ran across "Owhaley" somehow, and I wonder if any of "our" Whaleys would be found with that name? It is limited, but probably a possibility. Also, Genealogy Today has some helpful links geared to surnames. I've copied below what they have on Whaley, and here's the link. This is probably "old news" to most of you, but it might help someone. http://www.genealogytoday.com/surname/finder.mv?Surname=whaley At this site you can also search for the Owhaley page. 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Just rec'd a Gedcom file from a WSP member who sent two additional generations back from the Alexander Whaley lines! Those of you who have this oldest Whaley ancestor will probably have to verify the documentation to prove this as none was given in the file. Here is what was sent: Gen. 1. James Whaley (1685-1722) md. Margaret Goffe (1684-1784) Ireland>MA>CT Gen. 2. Alexander Whaley (1713-1799) md. Elizabeth Shaw (1719-1804) Ireland>CT Gen. 3. John Alexander Whaley (1748-1833) md. Abagail Leverich in 1773, Queens, NY Gen. 4. Wm. M. Whaley (1788-1880) md. Mary Ann Ogle (1793-1872)SC>TN Keep searchin', C. Carolyn Whaley Vosburg Houston, TX

This is to let everyone know that Family Tree DNA is giving away 6 gift certificates to the Whaley Project. Please read the details below to understand the deal. You must contact Julie@familytreedna.com to redeem the gift certificates. They are not valid on YDNA-12 test. Please remember we need you test at least YDNA-37 for the results to be helpful. Mike Whaley Whaley DNA Project Admin -------------- Forwarded Message: -------------- From: <juliew@familytreedna.com> To: <sosdrummer@comcast.net>, <terry@bartons.org> Subject: 2006 Holiday Season Gift Certificates Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2006 23:55:58 +0000 To Whaley group manager, As we enter the 2006 Holiday Season, Family Tree DNA would like to thank all our Group Administrators for their support during this and past years. We would also like to take this opportunity to give each Surname Project a $130 gift in the form of 6 Gift Certificates - 2 $30 for Y-DNA37 or 67, 2 $20 for Y-DNA25 and 2 $15 for mtDNA - that will be valid according to the following terms: a) Not valid in conjunction with any other promotion or offer b) Each gift certificate is to be used with one new test kit, according to what is marked in the certificate c) Kits must be ordered and paid for by December 31st, 2006 e) Not valid for test upgrades, add-ons or Y-DNA12. How to use the Gift Certificate: 1) If you order the test under the "Invoice" method, please contact Julie@familytreedna.com with the kit number and have her apply the Gift Certificate to the kit. 2) If you order the test under the "Credit Card" method, please contact Julie@familytreedna.com with the kit number and have her refund the value of the Gift Certificate to the credit card used in the purchase. A copy of these terms can be found at your GAP/General Fund. After you use a certificate, the kit number for which it is applied will show up in your GAP/General Fund. Happy Holidays and thank you again for your support! E-mail anytime! Max Blankfeld Vice-President, Operations and Marketing http://www.FamilyTreeDNA.com "History Unearthed Daily" max@familytreedna.com 713-868-1438

could this be our james? On 12/5/06, Carolyn Vosburg <lynvos@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > > LDS Submission: > > James Whaley b. 1680, Ireland, d. 1722/23 Plymouth, MA who md/ Margaret > Goffe > Their children were listed as: > Thomas, b. 1706, d. 1784; > Alexander b. 25 Dec 1713, d. 25 Dec 1799, m/ Eliz. Shaw; > Samuel, b. 1715, d. 3 Jun 1804; > Jonathan, b. 1717; > Humphrey, b. 1719; > James, b. 1721 > > Does anyone connect with this James b. 1721 or know anything about > him????? > > > C. > > > Carolyn Whaley Vosburg > Houston, TX > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WHALEY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > -- Justin Whaley