Hi, Was this family ever in Ohio or Indiana abt 1830? I am looking for the only Hickman I have and it is Charlotte Rebecca Hickman She is not to my knowledge related to my Wilcox. Maybe she could be as the location of Ohio but have no data of that. Thanks God's Blessings ToYou Peaska

Still trying to find ANYTHING about ELIJAH WILCOX, born 3 Apr 1818 in Essex CO, NY, married 1845 Olive Marsh Bailey, died 26 Oct 1893 in Minnesota. In 1882, his son HORTON MARSHALL WILCOX wrote from Clinton, Iowa, that he went to "Clinton [IA] where I could find some relatives on my father's side." So, do any of you out there know about Wilcoxes in Iowa who came from New York? Linda Wilcox

Hi Wilcox seekers, Last month while my wife was recording info about her relatives buried in the Ontario, KS, cemetery, I found some Wilcox graves in the same cemetery. I have Wilcox forebears myself, but these do not appear to fit in my line. I photographed the headstones just in case I found some connection, and if anyone on the list recognizes the names and would like a copy of the photographs, let me know. The names on the stones are as follows: First Stone: "William T. Wilcox/1836-1920/11th Reg. Cav. Kans. Vol./Co. B Holton"; Second Stone: "Sarah M., Wife of/ W. J. Wilcox/ Died/ Aug 26, 1886/ Aged 28 YRS 8 MOS 10 DS"; Third Stone: "Martha A. Wife of/ W. J. Wilcox/ 1856-1922"; Fourth Stone: "Wilcox/ Ella R. wife of J. E. Wilcox/ Nov. 17, 1865-April 18, 1917//Ida M. dau of J.E. & Ella Wilcox/Aug. 24, 1885-Mar. 22, 1893//James E. Wilcox/Sept. 16, 1859-Mar. 26, 1912." My notes for the day also include an entry for "Genet Tem, Wife of W. J. Wilcox/Born Aug 14, 1868/Died July 16, 1890," but I have no photo for that stone. Frank Weihs, in Tacoma, WA

Sorry, Peaska, but this family, as far as I have been able to find out, was not in Ohio or Indiana. Susan just kind of appears in the family out of Missouri or possibly TN. I checked my databse, and could find no Charlotte or Rebecca, or Charlotte Rebecca. Sorry again, but thanks for the note. Bob Peaska@aol.com wrote: > > Hi, > Was this family ever in Ohio or Indiana abt 1830? > I am looking for the only Hickman I have and it is Charlotte Rebecca Hickman > She is not to my knowledge related to my Wilcox. Maybe she could be as the > location of Ohio but have no data of that. > Thanks > > God's Blessings ToYou > Peaska > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > Need list assistance? Please contact: crb@ponyexpress.net > List Adm for WILCOX-L and WILCOX-D > Now with over 290 subscribers! > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Hi Gang, Enclosed is the sum total of data I have found on my wife's relative SUSAN LORENA MONTGOMERY WILCOXEN/WILCOXON Does this strike a familiar note with anyone? If so, please let me hear from you. Susan seems to have disappeared into antiquity, without a trace. Thanks, Bob Vaughan LMV28@csufresno.edu Descendants of Susan Lorena Montgomery Wilcoxon Generation No. 1 1. SUSAN LORENA MONTGOMERY1 WILCOXON was born March 1840 in Missouri. She married JESSE WILLIAM HICKMAN 18 February 1856 in Moniteau Co., Missouri, son of ANTHONY HICKMAN and MARY DEARING. He was born 11 June 1832 in Scottsville, Allen Co., Kentucky, and died 14 January 1909 in Collyer, Trego Co. Kansas. Children of SUSAN WILCOXON and JESSE HICKMAN are: i. JOHN L.2 HICKMAN, b. 31 January 1857; d. 13 April 1860. ii. MARY ELIZABETH HICKMAN, b. 01 May 1858, Missouri; d. 14 October 1943, Brandon, Oregon; m. WILLIAM WORTHLEY. iii. ADOR MELVINA HICKMAN, b. 19 November 1859, High Point, Moniteau Co., Missouri; d. 14 October 1943; m. THOMAS ORR KAY, 20 November 1884. 2. iv. JAMES ANTHONY HICKMAN, b. 31 May 1861, Tipton, Moniteau Co., Missouri; d. 26 December 1903, Las Animas, Bent, Colorado. v. ADKIN N. HICKMAN, b. 31 August 1863, Missouri; m. MOLLIE MOSER. vi. WILLIAM CALVIN HICKMAN, b. 30 January 1866, Missouri; m. FEMALE JOSIE. vii. NANETTE JOSEPHINE HICKMAN, b. 16 December 1867, Missouri; m. WILLIAM F. MOSER. viii. ANNIE L. F. HICKMAN, b. 26 December 1869; d. 27 July 1870. 3. ix. EDNA EUGENIA HICKMAN, b. 06 June 1871, Missouri. x. JOSEPH M. HICKMAN, b. 19 October 1873; d. 24 September 1875. xi. CHARLES CLYDE HICKMAN, b. 05 December 1875, Missouri; m. LILLIE M. ORR, Abt. 1899; b. Abt. 1875, Illinois. xii. JESSE GRIFFEN HICKMAN, b. 14 September 1880, Missouri; m. CORA VAN BUSKIRK. xiii. FREDDIE BURGESS HICKMAN, b. 20 October 1884, Missouri; d. Abt. 1964; m. FAYE DEITRICK.

I am looking for parents or siblings of Charles M. Wilcox b. about 1832 somewhere in New York state. He was in Fannin county Texas in 1866-67 and next appeared in 1870 census of Barton county, MO. Charles married Susan Slaughter in Dec 1869 in Milford, MO. They had a son Arthur Slaughter Wilcox b 1873 in Milford, MO. Charles then disappeared while on a wagon train to the Dakota territory. Linda

I am in the same ozone layer! List I am not alone ! :) God's Blessings ToYou Peaska

In a message dated 6/28/00 11:13:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, cgraizor@worldnet.att.net writes: > Call me "Stupid" but I guess old age has got a hold of me, what did I post > to get a response? I'm left wondering what I have done. Strange, I have > meant to contact you as you have been on my mind a lot lately. Please > excuse my ignorance. I have appreciated all you have sent me and I'm sorry > if I have offended you in any way. Darris Gayle LOL just smile and love the mail Darris, you got us going and posting our needs so we may make contacts with those that have been just reading and saying my line is lost in the ozone somewhere. Thanks

Hi Yes I think we have spoken before, Mary Maria Wilcox's Husband was +William Edward Cadman b: 1849 in Wyoming County, NY she is still the ghost in my hunt. Sandra

I am seeking ancestors & descendants of: Elizabeth Ann Wilcox, born Georgia, 12/30/1824, Died Coffee County, Alabama, 10/5/1897 Married Jesse Watkins, 3/2/1843, in Richmond County, Georgia Tom Watkins >W_a_t_k_i_n_s, B_o_o_t_h, B_r_o_o_k_s, C_a_i_n, C_l_e_m_e_n_t_s, >G_i_b_s_o_n, H_o_w_e_l_l, L_a_s_s_i_t_e_r, M_a_r_s_h, P_a_r_r_i_s_h, >R_e_e_v_e_s, W_a_l_l, W_i_l_c_o_x > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tew4515/index.html ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

The Osborne Book on the Wilcoxsons/Wilcoxs mixes names (PELEG - PELEG Jr), but according to her, PELEG Jr is s/o PELEG [who is s/o EDWARD & ESTHER (-----) WILCOX] and DINAH (JOHNSTON) WILCOX. Mentioned as "Brother of DAVID". Married twice: THANKFUL WILCOX (Dec 8. 1796) and DORCAS TEFFT ( before 1839). Children listed ( does not list which marriage) OLIVE & CHAMPLIN. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

I would not think of sending the entire report FIRST GENERATION 1. Elisha Sr. WILCOX United Empire Loyalist1,2,3,2,2 was born on JUL 11 1728 in New York State. He died in 1797 in Detroit River. Shirley Benedict Willcox from Chatham Ontario in the mid 1970's traveled extensively researching the Willcox Wilcox family .On one of his visits to my home in St. Catharines prior to my retirement in 1984 he provided me with copies of much of his materiel. I understand that his son Larry did considerable research in the archives in Ottawa. Shirley suffered a stroke about 10 years ago and passed away in 1996. Elisha Wilcox's background has eluded us, however his name turns up often in the archives of Ontario and the American Colonies. I can only conclude that Elisha Wilcox was a very common name in that era 1700 to 1800. In a geneolagy paper written by Shirley Wilcox in 1987 he suggests that an Elisha was born July in 1728 a son of Elisha and Mary Leech Willocks He married Amy------ about 1774 and they settled in Thorn Bottom in Nicholson Township, Wyoming county Pa. Some researchers asume that he was killed at the Battle of Wyoming others believe that he was taken prisoner and ended up in Niagara On the Lake and from there to Essex County Some time some place the whole story may be revealed. An Elisha Wilcox was taken prisoner at the Battle of Wyoming in Pa. Some researchers think that he was killed at that Battle. His name then turns up as a member of Butlers Rangers. Note that it was the Butlers Rangers who provoked the Wyoming Battle. It was a massacre much like the one in Cherry Valley. Elisha's name is recorded as a member of Butlers Rangers, 1779 to 1783. Elisha settled on lot 23 Colchester Township Essex County Ontario had at least 6 sons. Elisha jr. Hezakiah Morris James Asa and a daughter Saraha joined him in Detroit in 1787. These family names often appear in documents petioning for land. Hezakiah Settled on Lot 18 in Raliegh Township on the banks of the Thames River and is really the only family member we have a fair record though not complete. Elisha and Hezakiah were United Empire Loyalists. Nearly 50,000 arrived in Upper and Lower Canada following the American Revolution. Most of them went to The Maritimes and Eastern Ontario. A smaller number settled along the shores of the lakes in Niagara and the Chatham area . The Thames River gave the early settlers access to good land further inland. The first few years life was very hard and they had to depend on the British Government for food supplies and tools, however these groups soon became some of the most prosperous farmers in what was to become Ontario It is reported that Elisha and his daughter Sarah, his son in law Eliphilet Emmons and a young son (grandson) were murdered by Indians on the banks of the Detroit River. There are various documents signed by Chief Justice Baby to support this in the archives. The story is told by a Amos Wilcox of Cooksville Ontario who was a veteran of the American Revolution who was in battles at Lundys lane Queenston Hieghts and Detroit. Bob and Muriel Wilcox of Chatham were Shirley Wilcox's genealogy partners and did some travelling in the North Eastern United States they found evidence that Elisha owned land prior to the American Revolution near Wilksberry Penn. I have included copies of some of these documents in the Appendix in this Family genealogy as well as some pictures of interest. You will also note that some short bibliographies of some of the descendants are included. I think it makes the whole family genealogy more interesting and since this a computer generated report, additions are easy. In addition there are paragraphs headed [Bob Wilcox Remembers] they are just a few of my recollections. I would welcome more information of this nature.Note that Ross Wilcox has added some remarks that greatly add to the readability of this rather long document. If we could ever find all the dece I know that this genealogy of the descendants of Elisha will never be complete but it is a good record of a lot of fine people born in the last 300 years. In conclusion I would like to thank the following who have assisted in the preparation of this genealogy {who are not reposnsible for the many errors} Of course the late Shirley Benedict Willcox Chatham Ontario Larry Wilcox Ottawa Douglas Willcox Chatham Gordon Wilcox Chatham Bruce Copley Chatham Ester Macintosh Brantford Jack Wilcox Phoenix Arizona Lorine McGinnis Schulze Olive Tree Genealogy Bill Wilcox Windsor Louise Knight Chatham Mima Harrison Lakeside Ross Wilcox Burlington Mildred Clark Comber Ethel Wilcox my mother at 95 in the Sun Parlor for Senior Citizens remembers many of these descendants. This information may be reproduced with out permission any time and the cost would not be great at 7 to 10 cents a page When the report reads no known childern it is because none have been entered The report has many missing dates which can be added any time.I welcome changes and additiions any time. To read about the early pioneer families who settled in Kent County an excellent reference is Romantic Kent the Story of a County 1626 -1952 by Victor Lauriston On August 12, 1952, Mr. Lauriston wrote in his introduction to the book: "In so large a book errors are inevitable. That I may be wrong is fundamental. My estimates of men and events may at times be counter to popular opinion; but they represent my sincere best judgement in the light of available evidence. Time will doubtless revise my conclusions in the interest of truth, which is eternal." As a matter of further interest I have a publication entitled Historical Notes on the Providence United Church River Road Raliegh Township near Chatham, Ontario 1866-1966 by Reverent J.L. Vinet. This is an excellent history of the Providence Church to which a number of Elisha decendants attended over the years and likely still do. The first Settlers came as early as 1770 and the first circut ride preacher visited the area August 10 1804 and it was the famed Nathan Bangsan oustanding preacher from Detroit. In1808 the reverend William Case held worship services in the home of Isaac Dolson. The history goes on to say that the pioneers of the Thames had a rough and tough life and it was no secerat that they loved their whiskey. The Rev. Case left in his memoirs this not to flaterring comment thatsome of them were the most wicked and dissapated people in America .He also left in his memoirs about preaching at the home if Isaac Dolson about the evils of liquor an some even brought whiskey to the meeting. One rough loking man called the preacher a wizard and made for the door accidendly breaking the bottle on his way out. I am sure it could not have been a Wilcox P.S. THE MANY INACURACIES INTHIS GENELOAGY ARE MINEThe computer program does exactlty what you tell it to print and if you are not careful it is so easy to have incorrect places and dates. If no childern are entered for a married couple the print out automatically prints that they have no known childern which may or may not be true.There are nearly 1000 individuals and over 300 families in this Genealogy and many mistakes. Signed----- Elisha's Great, Great, Great Grand Son, Robert (only one name) Wilcox son of Edgar Wall ---Grand son of Valentine

Call me "Stupid" but I guess old age has got a hold of me, what did I post to get a response? I'm left wondering what I have done. Strange, I have meant to contact you as you have been on my mind a lot lately. Please excuse my ignorance. I have appreciated all you have sent me and I'm sorry if I have offended you in any way. Darris Gayle -----Original Message----- From: Juniejoy@aol.com <Juniejoy@aol.com> To: WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 9:29 PM Subject: Re: [WILCOX] TN, KY, VA >Hi Gail, ok, i'm here and i guess other folks are also. I have an excuse for >not posting. I have about all the info I'll ever need and i am only on the >list to see if i can help other folks since i have 2 Wilcoxen (my spelling) >books and many single pages. I think i sent you what little i had on Pleasant >and his wife Frances (Fannie) from the Wulfeck book. Junie > > >==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== >Your contributions to RootsWeb helps make WILCOX-L possible. > RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > > >============================== >The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Is anyone out there connected to a T. A. Wilcox who married a Sarah Thornton in Searcy county,Ark. I believe in 1887? She was the daughter of Mary Chism Thorton? I am trying to find info on the Wilcox? Who were his parents? Thanks Vickie

I am still fairly new to this site and only in the past week or so have I seen much from the WILCOX site. The following is what little I have on our family line. It has been said that we have Indian ancestry and that is why there may be little records of our family. Most of our records have come from the family Bible. The oldest ancestor I have record of for the Wilcox line is my gg-grandfather, EMANUEL HILL WILCOX. He was born Feb. 4, 1819, but we do not know where he was born. He married a MARY ELENOR JOHNSTON on Dec. 3, 1848 and we do not know where they were married. Mary was born Oct. 19, 1830 and we do not know where. Emanuel died Feb. 17, 1868 and Mary died about two weeks later on March 1, 1868. They had a son, my g-grandfather, JAMES WILLIAM WILCOX. James was born June 15, 1863, but we do not know where. He married a CLAUDIA VOCIAL DAVIS on July 22, 1894 in Indian Territory, Third Judicial Div. Claudia was born September 16, 1877 in Grosbeck, TX. James died in Oklahoma City, OK on Nov. 4, 1939 and Claudia died in Norman, OK in 1946. They are both buried in Noble, OK in the IOOF Cemetery. They had a son, my grandfather, CLAUD NEWTON WILCOX. He was born June 16, 1907 in Francis Oklahoma Territory. He married my grandmother, VIOLA VERA HENSON, in Sulphur, OK in 1940. Viola was born in Pink, OK on Feb. 22, 1918. Claude and Viola divorced when my father, HARLOW GENE WILCOX, was a baby. Claude moved to Bakersfield, CA at some point in time and that is where he passed away on March 19, 1981. If anyone has a connection to my family and/or might know of any descendents past Emanuel and Mary Elenor, I would surely appreciate any help I could get. Thank you, Tawnda L. (Wilcox) Thomas -----Original Message----- From: Gail/Kay Frank <DukeandKay@worldnet.att.net> To: WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 5:59 PM Subject: Re: [WILCOX] TN, KY, VA >So you think the Wilcox-L has 'gone dead'? Me too. I wonder how anyone can >find their ancestors if they sit there and look at a blank screen when they >could be typing a query to see if any of us are researching their line, or >know anything about it. > >I am researching Pleasant Wilbox b ca 1790-91 in Va, parents unknown. >Removed to Christian Co KY in early 1800's (said to have left home at about >age 15) and we find him in Christian Co on the 1820 census,but he was there >earlier. He married Fannie Adams d/o James Adams and Elizabeth Hatcher and >by 1843-44 they removed to Wayne Co MO. They had: Edward Randolph, Thomas >James, George W., John G or Q, Nathan Adams, William Berry (my ancestor), >David Monroe (died in Civil War), Henry C Wilcox. Edward Randolph is in >Mercer Co MO by 1850 and remains there. > >If you are on this site, post your queries and let's get some communication >going. How many are researching a Wilcox line in New England? How many in >VA, KY, TN, AL, MO, OK. Hello.... > > >Kay Frank > >---------- >> From: Robert Wilcox <rwsteam@vaxxine.com> >> To: WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Re: [WILCOX] TN, KY, VA >> Date: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 2:11 PM >> >> just checking >> ----- Original Message ----- > > >==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== >Your contributions to RootsWeb helps make WILCOX-L possible. > RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > > >============================== >Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: >http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

Seeking help with sorting out children of Peleg, who died in Lebanon, Madison Co,NY, around 1845. He was purported to be a brother of Benjamin and ?David. Benjamin ended up in Wyoming County, NY with several sons. Peleg and Benjamin were born in Richmond, RI. Still trying to find parents of my Welcome Wilcox, born 1807. Thanks. Vicki

Hi Gail, ok, i'm here and i guess other folks are also. I have an excuse for not posting. I have about all the info I'll ever need and i am only on the list to see if i can help other folks since i have 2 Wilcoxen (my spelling) books and many single pages. I think i sent you what little i had on Pleasant and his wife Frances (Fannie) from the Wulfeck book. Junie

I guess one has to keep asking the same question over and over if they have one Wilcox. I have one man and his family. HIRAM WILCOX Born March 26, 1806 in Blount County Tennessee. Married July 8, 1828 in Washington Co. Tennessee Died April 12, 1882 in Cherokee County Alabama Wife was MARY ANN SMITH 1813-1850 Hiram got land in Alabama as early as 1845... I have not found him in either Tennessee or Alabama on the 1850 census... He is on the Alabama Census in Cherokee county Years 1860- 1870 I have information on some of their children. Mary Harkey Russell bird@scrtc.com http://www.scrtc.com/~bird

I'm looking for information on her and her family. She was b. abt 1819; m Valentine BERNARD (b 3/1809, d 8/2/1897), and they had at least one child, James L BERNARD (b 1839, d 12/24/1897 in Richmond, Ray County MO--he was Sheriff and was shot and killed by a drunk on Christmas Eve!!) Any help on Elizabeth WILCOX would be appreciated. Thanks!! --Jim Bernard jhb2@msn.com

Hi Sandra, Who was her hubby? I know you told me before. I think I've seen Mary Maria (or Mariah) Wilcox somewhere. It will take me a while to look through my stuff (maybe on the weekend). If I find something I'll let you know. Marcia Richardson