Cyrus H. Wilcox, son of Capt. Isaac7 Wilcox and Lucy North, was born Nov 22, 1811. He married a Mary WILCOX. Does anyone know the parentage of this Mary Wilcox? Thanks for any help! Jessy Bird Morgan Hill, CA

I am looking for information on the children of Daniel Wilcox (b. Oct 26, 1774 at East Berlin, CT.) and Mehitable Wright, married Sep 7, 1797. Daniel went from Winchester, CT., to Great Barrington, MA. The children I have listed are from the book "John Wilcox of Hartford, CT., and his Descendants" They are: Patty b. Aug 31, 1799 m. Mr. Beckwith Maurice b. May 15, 1801 Mercy b. Jun 29, 1803 Emily b. dec 11, 1805 Juliette b. Apr 30, 1808 The book mentions that there are 14 more children. Does anyone know who these children are??? Thanks, Jessy Bird Morgan Hill, CA

Our WILCOX family's known Revolutionary War Veterans as of 4 Jul 1998 Please note that this chart will need be copied to Notepad or a WP file in order that it return to its original format prior to being pasted into e-mail! ============================================================== Birth/ Death/ Name Chr Bur Spouse / *Father Name WILCOX,Hazard [Cpt.]-115048 1740 1790 WATSON,Sabra WILCOX,Isaiah [Deacon]-113676 1763 1844 PENDLETON,Polly WILCOX,Job-74462 1743 1808 GATES,Mary WILCOX,John-64093 1741 1785 BARBER,Mary WILCOX,Reuben-113242 1762 1853 JOHNSON,Hannah WILCOX,Thomas-75024 1757 1843 BENNETT,Keziah Might your family link with any of the above WILCOX veterans? TTYL Craig

I am a descendant of Peter Willcocks (1695-1768), who came from England prior to 1715 and ultimately settled near what is now New Providence, NJ. I have a great deal of information on my family and am anxious to get more. Anyone with this line please contact me. Laird Wilcox (913) 829-0609, PO Box 2047, Olathe, KS 66051 USA.

TO those who had previous interest in Herman and Martha Tofflemier of Wisconsin--I hope this information will be useful to you, it may give more clues to this family. Dianne Parrish transcribed the following from "History of Dunn County Wisconsin" 1925. "John C. Wilcox, a prominent business man of Menomonie, part owner of the Graven & Wilcox shoe store, was born Jan. 3, 1862, at Honey Creek, Sauk County, Wis, son of Herman A. and Martha J. (Tofflemier) Wilcox.The father was a native of New York State, and the mother of Canada. From that state Herman Wilcox went in 1835 to Chicago, where he remained until 1856. He then went to Madison, Wis., arriving there before Wisconsin was admitted to the Union, and he was one of the pioneer developers of the city. It was there also that he was married to Martha J. Tofflemier. In 1856 he moved with his family to Sauk County, this state, where he engaged in farming and millin and also for some years was a merchant. There he remained until his death, which occurred March 22, 1917. They had been the parents of six children: Harriet, now Mrs. William S. Jones of Wichita, KS, Herman Alonzo, of Minneapolis, Mary, who married a Mr. Jackson and is now deceased, Frank L., of Superior, Wis., Jessie B., now Mrs. L.A. Brown of Madison, Wis., and John C. of Menomonie. John C. Wilcox acquired his education in the common and high schools at Spring Green, Sauk County, Wis., his teacher for much of the time being the lady who subsequently became Mrs. Robert LaFollette. His first industrial experienere in railroad and farm work in that county. It was in 1880 that he came to Menomonie and here for two years was clerk in the old Merchants Hotel. He then entered the employ of the Knapp, Stout & Co., with whom he remained for nine years, being manager of the clothing department at the time he resigned his position. In April, 1891, Mr. Wilcox formed a partnership with Peter Graven and they established the Graven & Wilcox Shoe Co., with a store located where the Jensen Hardware Co. is today at 314 Main Street. There they remained until 1900, when they moved to their present location at 336 Main Street, where they have the largest and best equipped shoe store in the city or county. Mr Wilcox has been active in Commercial Club work and other public affairs and in many ways has proved himself a public spirited citizen whose aid and inflluence have been potent factors in building up the community. He twice served as president of the Commercial Club, and is now president of the Retail Merchants Association and chairman of the approval committee. In addition to his interest in the shoe business, he is part owner of the Hansman & Wilcox stock farm at Knapp, a 190 acre tract which he and Mr. Hansman purchased in 1916 and have developed into a fine modern stock farm where they are raising pure bred Holstein cattle, H. F. Hansman acting as manager. Mr. Wilcox was married Jan 21, 1883, at Black River, Wis., to Miss Sarah W. Heller, daughter of Capt. Martin W. and Hannah (Budd) Heller. Of this union two children have been born: Lucille, who is now the wife of J. T. Flint of Menomonie, and Helen, wife of H. F. Hansman of Knapp, Dunn County. Mrs Sarah W. Wilcox passed away on June 13, 1924."

Hey everybody! Michigan's Division of Vital Records & Health Statistics has put their Death Index on-line at http://www.mdch.state.mi.us/gendis/index.htm I got a full page of Wilcoxes and a half page of Ashleys. Unfortunately, none of them are ones I'm looking for... :-( But check it out & see if you find anybody! Happy Hunting! Marsha Wilcox [email protected] Wilcox Web Design -- http://www.usroots.com/~wwd/wwd.html USGenWeb County Coordinator for: Lake Co., IL -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~illake/ Listowner for ILLAKE-L, tracing your roots in Lake Co., IL Oconto Co., WI -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~wioconto/ Shawano Co., WI -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~wishawan/ Home Page -- http://mall.lnd.com/wilcox/ My Genealogy Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mawilcox/index.htm

Bev, NEHGR Vol.147, pp. 188-19, gives Edward's lineage as: Daniel WILCOX + Isabell/Esabell ?. They lived in (North &) South Elkington, Lincolnshire, Eng., at least from 1591 to 1606. In 1605, Daniel WILCOX died, and in 1606 Isabell/Esabell married a Robert PASTORN/WESTERN Edward (bp 2/12/1603/4) m. Mary ?. They had 1 child & Mary apparently died in childbirth, since she was buried 2 days after the child was baptized. The child died 3 months later. Edward m. Susanna Thompson 5/12/1631 in Orby, Lincolnshire, Eng. The article gives her lineage as found in the parish records of Lincolnshire. They had (as recorded in the parish records of Lincolnshire): Daniel bap. 3/4/1632/3 Stephen, bap. 12/26/1634 No other children are listed in the article, and no other children have been proven to be theirs. In 1638, Edward & Susanna were in the colonies for Edward to be present at the signing of the compact of government in RI. Now, the information I inherited -- which is obviously from a book, but contains no source; and I have not been able to find this book in my research -- says: "Edward Wilcox died, probably at Narragausett, before 1648 and, in 1653, the above Smith appears to have acted as guardian for 8 children supposed to have been those of Wilcox: Stephen, Daniel -married Nov.28, 1661 Elizabeth, daughter of John & Sarah (Warren) Cook and doubtless others." The quote refers to Richard Smith, Sr. of Gloucester, Eng. and Taunton, MA. So, Edward as the father of Mary, is possible, but not documented. Or, if documented, not discovered yet. But there *is* this single hint that Edward & Susanna had other children besides just the known Daniel & Stephen. Anybody know what book that quote is from? Happy Hunting! Marsha Wilcox [email protected] Wilcox Web Design -- http://www.usroots.com/~wwd/wwd.html USGenWeb County Coordinator for: Lake Co., IL -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~illake/ Listowner for ILLAKE-L, tracing your roots in Lake Co., IL Oconto Co., WI -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~wioconto/ Shawano Co., WI -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~wishawan/ Home Page -- http://mall.lnd.com/wilcox/ My Genealogy Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mawilcox/index.htm Beverly Schonewolf wrote: > > I think Edward Wilcox was the father of the Mary Wilcox who married Eber > Sherman 1659 in RI. Does anyone know anything more about Edward Wilcox, > his origin or spouse? > Bev. > [email protected] > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > Web Archives > http://lists.rootsweb.com/~archiver/lists/WILCOX-L/

I think Edward Wilcox was the father of the Mary Wilcox who married Eber Sherman 1659 in RI. Does anyone know anything more about Edward Wilcox, his origin or spouse? Bev. [email protected]

Hi all, I have written about 6 pages on these descendants, and have sent copies to David Botts, Barbara Whiteside, Carol Meyer, Robert Esse, and Ruth W. I have almost 90 named grandchildren--am lacking the names of 6 children of David Wilcockson who married Kezia unknown. I also have only 1 child for Sarah Wilcockson who married Thomas Hagan/Hagans. I include dates and places of vitals when known, and would like the vitals to be as complete as possible.. I will send a copy of what I have to anyone who requests it, and only ask that you add, correct, subtract and document what you can when there are discrepancies with your records, and give this information to me. This is a working copy, and not a final product, and even final products often contain errors. Therefore you expect errors in the copy you receive. I am asking for your help so that as few errors as possible will remain. This is a synthesis of the information culled from the Boone Family by Spraker, Wilcoxson and Allied Families by Wulfeck, Our Wilcoxon Family by Elizabeth Payne, Genealogy of James W. Lovell Family by Marshall Wilson Lovell, Boones by Sarah Rockenfield, Draper Manuscripts, and correspondence with descendant family researchers such as Loran Koettel, Eileen Keithley, Marjorie Godfrey, Frances Walker, Eleanor Jaeger, June Welch, William Berry and William Scroggins, plus other researchers and sources.These sources often disagree with other. I do not show all of the disagreements. I will send a revised copy to all who reply, after I have had time to assimilate the information you send me. I spent a long time in typing this, and had the generations separated by indentions. All indentions disappeared when I transferred the material to email, so only numbers remain, and this makes it more difficult to follow. I will try to help if you have any questions on this. Thank you for your participation. Sincerely, Cousin Keith Street ---------- > From: > To: [email protected] > Subject: Children and grandchildren of John Wilcockson and Sarah Boone > Date: Thursday, June 25, 1998 10:17 PM > >

Hi Valeria, I responded to your query on the Wilcox board last evening but only with one generation. Thought you'd like the whole line as given in Martha Osborne's Wilcox/Wilcoxson Families of New England abd Their Descendants A Genealogical Dictionary. Revised edition. dated 1993 Francis E. Wilcox, b. 1845 Bradford Co,Pa. son of Horace George and Mary Elizabeth(Warren)Wilcox. Horace George Wilcoxb. 16 July 1818,Smithfield, Bradford Co.Pa., son of Stephen and Polly(Allen)Wilcox.m 31 Dec.1840, Smithfield Pa. Mary Elizabeth Warren who was born 27 Aug.1816, died 23 July 1818Kearney, Buffalo Co. NE.Res. Athens twnshp, Bradford Co. Pa. and Pine twnshp, Lycoming Co.Pa. went west. lumberman. Children: George Henry, William B., Francis E., Franklin, Albert S.,Alice E., Freeman,Norman, Susan. died 26 Oct.1882, Kearney , Buffalo Co., NE. Stephen b. 28 Nov.1792, Ashford, Windham Co. Ct., son of Weeks/Wicks and Sally (Hutchinson) Wilcox. m.1 Dec 1813/14 Polly Allen who was born18 Aug. 1796 Vt. died 18 Mar 1849/50 Smithfield, Pa. dau of David jr and Abigail (Goodnough) Allen; War of 1812 enlisted in Capt. Saul Preston's Company,Vt. Children: Martin, Horace George,Mary W., Mason Ezra, Harriett W.,Minerva, Elliott Uriah,Orrin E., Henry, Eli G., Emma. died 9 Sept 1874. both buried Wood Cemetery Smithfield Pa. Pension application #18013 Weeks b.1770-74, son of Thomas and Renewed (Weeks) Wilcox. married 8 Oct.1792 Ashford, Windham Co. Ct. Sally Hutchinson who ws born 8 Oct. 1772 Ashford Ct. Res. Halifax, Windham CO. Vt., Sisquehanna Co. Pa. children: Erastus, Stephen, Renew, Sally, Lydia. Thomas b. ca 1728/1735 RI, son of Stephen and Alice (Brownell) Wilcox. m. 9 Oct.1757 Warwick, Kent Co RI, Renewed Weeks/Wicks who was boen 2 Aug. 1739 Warwick, RI, dau of Benjamin and Alice (Bennett) Wickes. Owned land Ashford, Windham Co.Vt, Whitingham, Windham Co, Vt & Rowe, Franklin Co MA. Children: Thomas, Caleb, Benjamin, Stephen, Stukey, Weeks, Hazard, Phoebe, Lydia. died 1815, Franklin CO.Ma. Stephen b. abt.1692, Richmond RI, m. abt.1718, Alice Brownell, dau. William and Sarah (Smiton) Brownell. died June 28,1766, East Greenwich, RI. son of Stephen b. abt 1670, Westerly, washington Co, RI, m. abt, 1691, Susannah Hopson. son of Stephen b. abt.1633, d. abt.1690, m. Hannah Hazard dau of Thomas nd Martha (Potter) Hazard. son of Edward Wilcox, b.abt 1605, Lincolnshire, Eng. d. before 1660, Portsmouth, RI., married Susan Thompson. son of Daniel Wilcox b. abt 1565 Lincolnshire,Eng. d. 25 Nov 1605 m. Esabel unk. Data from Stephen and Alice Brownell Wilcox is taken from my lineage charts. You will find further data on ancestry.com. Enjoy. Phyllis

"Hello again Fellow WILCOX Family Researchers & possible Cousins!" Might you be posting your messages using HTML? Or might you be posting your messages with an attachment? If you are, or if not certain, be sure to read this entire message! If you now know that you do, please be so kind as to change your e-mail program to send only standard .TXT messages to the WILCOX Family Mail List as HTML does cause problems for some of our list subscribers, and soon may be causing complications for you as well! PLEASE SEE BELOW! If you might not be familiar with how to do this, may I suggest visiting the following site with your web browser: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/listowners/html-off.htm to see if something therein might be of help in doing so. Why is this necessary? > > Hi, folks -- Well, it took almost two months longer than expected, but we're right now installing a SmartList hack that blocks file attachments (including VCARDS), HTML messages and enriched text postings. Sorry about the delay: things have been crazy around here. This note is to let you know how it works. When a poster sends something to a mailing list written in HTML, or with a non-plain-text attached file, the list server will send the poster's message back to them, with a note at the bottom explaining the plain-text requirement at RootsWeb. A COPY OF THIS REJECTION MESSAGE WILL BE SENT TO YOU AS WELL! That's because the poster may write back to you to complain or to ask for help, and it can be pretty confusing if they write a reply to a message that you never saw. So when you suddenly start getting messages from [email protected], quoting some ungodly HTML mess that you never saw before, don't be alarmed. :-) It just means the list server is rejecting a MIME message that was sent to your list, and that you may get a response from the poster. This change is not currently something the listowner can turn on and off. Attachments will be blocked from every list alike. This might not be to the taste of some listowners, so we'll consider closely whether it would be safe to make it an optional setting. Thanks to Marc Nozell for finding the SmartList patch that was used as the basis for this fix! Regards, Tim Pierce RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative volunteer sysadmin and general hacker > > Thank you for your continued patience, cooperation, and participation in the WILCOX Family Mail List! TTYL Craig List Adm for WILCOX-L and WILCOX-D

As a followup to my first post and to the replies received, very recently I was given my WILCOX line to research by a cousin - along with her "notes." She believes our line may be descended from William Wilcockson. Following is from the notes: >From a book: "Wilcox Family History" Being some of the First Five Generations in Direct Line from WILLIAM WILCOCKSON of Stratford, Connecticut, to JOSIAH WILCOX of Brecksville, Ohio; compiled by Owen N. Wilcox, Cleveland, Ohio August 1911 (Owen N. Wilcox quotes Orcutt's "History of Stratford"): William Wilcockson 34 and his Wife Margaret 24, their 2 yr old son John, arrived in America from England 20 April 1635 on the ship Planter and settled in Concord, Mass. They became the founders of Stratford, Conn. His will dated May 1651 left a widow and 5 sons. Children: 1.John abt 1633 2.Timothy 3.Joseph - father of Killngworth, CT Wilcoxes 4.Samuel of Simsbury, deputy of Gen'l Court of Hartford sons: Samuel, William, Joseph, Obediah of Guilford Obediah - 1775 designated planter at Guilford. His plantation known as Menukatuck. Married 1.Mary, 2.Lydia 3.Silence Children: Mary 1676 Lydia 1678 Obediah 1679 Ebenezer 1682 Ephriam Mindwell Timothy 1690 Silence John 1692 Joseph 1694 Janna Jemima 1699 Thankful 1701 Hope the above is of help to someone. If anyone is inspired to look for the book, it should have more of the lines than the notes. Kathy

Greetings WILCOX Cousins, Just subscribed, first post: Is anyone researching Ebenezer WILCOX of Hamilton County, NC who married Any Ratly of the Bird clan and had three children: George, David, and Wille; and possibly, two other children that did not "claim" kin? David is suppose to have gone to OK. ...or familiar with the Wilcox Family History compiled by Owen N. Wilcox, Cleveland, Ohio, August 1911? This Ebenezer WILCOX may descend from the William WILCOCKSON line? Kathy

Hi fellow Wilcox searchers I have just found some new info on the below ancestors. Can anyone add to this? I am particularily interested in the parentage of George WILCOXEN and that of Elizabeth SMITH. Of course anything else is appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to consider this. Location: Alleghany County, North Carolia 1 George WILCOXEN b: Abt. 1829 2 John B. WILCOXEN b: Abt. 1849 +Elizabeth SMITH 3 Mary Frances WILCOXEN b: 17 January 1869 in (Surry) NC d: 23 September 1960 in Thurmond (Surry) NC +Charles MCCANN b: 02 May 1866 d: 29 October 1949 in Thurmond (Surry) NC 3 George WILCOXEN 3 Thomas WILCOXEN 3 Daniel WILCOXEN Erlene Erlene Marie Roberts Irwin Searching: ROBERTS, MCCANN, THOMPSON, SMITH, HARRIS, WILCOX(SEN/SON), ETC [email protected]

Hi, My name is Tim Wilcox and my Wilcox ancestors are: My father Charles Warren Wilcox b. 1922 Worthington, MN d. 1985 Marion, IA His Father Warren Eugene Wilcox b. 1889 Slone, IA d. 1963 Mt. Pleasant, IA His Father Wilber Wilcox b. 1862 Madison, Wis. d. 1910 Homer, Neb. His Father Joseph Wilcox ? ? He was married to a Pheobe Bailey I know nothing of Joseph and Pheobe other than thier names. I would appreciate any help I could get. Thanks, Tim

Hi All, I am researching my missing Helen, with not much to go on, I hope somebody else is also following the same family. Please e-mail direct [email protected] Husband: George FRANCIS - 175 -------------------------------------------------- Birth: Place: London, England Wife: Helen WILCOX - 176 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Birth: Place: London, England -------------------------------------------------- Children... -------------------------------------------------- 1. F Child: Ellen "Helen" FRANCIS - 166 Birth: About 1838/1843 Place: London, England Death: 3 May 1932 Place: Blackwood, Victoria, Australia -------------------------------------------------- 2. F Child: Annie FRANCIS - 2074 Birth: 28 June Place: London, England Death: 5 January 1917 Place: Kalgoorlie, West Australia Spouse: Thomas PERRY - 2075 Take care & happy researching Sally http://members.net-tech.com.au/shine/sally.htm

HIRAM WILCOX was born in NY circa 1820, he married SABRINA WEBSTER in INDIANA in 1844, moved to Benton County, Iowa where their first child of six girls was born in 1845. Any info on Hirams parents, siblings and death would be appreciated. Gerry Neveaux

Hello my name is Micheal Wright, this is an unusually request but I am searching for a boyhood friend of mine. His name is Bran and he had a sister named Crienne, his fathers name was Marty Wilcox and they lived on Manitoulin island for about 10 years and then last i heard the lived in Annarbour Michigan, with there mother. Brans parents divorced and Marty moved to New Mexico. I know this might be a long shot but if anyone has any information I would greatly appreciate. Bran was born in 1975 I think. Mike

Wilcox as follows: Aaron, b 12 Jun 1727, Killingsworth, Middlesex Co., CT; s/o David and Mary Hutchinson WILCOX. David; married Hannah Buell, 1731, Lebaron, New London Co., CT. David, b 10 Mar 1700 Killingsworth, Middlesex Co., CT; d 13 Dec 1781, Killingswoeth, Middlesex Co., CT; married Mary Hutchinson 10 Dec 1723; s/o Joseph Wilcoxson and Hannah Kelsey Wilcox. David II, b 5 Apr 1725 Killingsworth, Middlesex Co., CT; married Elizabeth Butter 24 Jan 1750, Harwinton, Litchfield Co., CT; s/o David and Mary Hutchinson WILCOX. Elias, b 27 Oct 1729 Killingsworth, Middlesex Co., CT; married Lydia Lord, 9 May 1751, Harwinton, Litchfield Co., CT; s/o David and Mary Hutchinson WILCOX. Herbert; married Irene Hutchinson, 1956 Tuscola Co., MI. John, b 1 Oct 1753, Harwinton, Litchfield Co., CT; married Eunice Fowler St Clair Co., Mi; s/o David and Mary Hutchinson WILCOX. Joan, b 1737, Hebron, Tolland Co., CT; d/o David and Mary Hutchinson WILCOX. Jonathan, b 14 Apr 1737 Hebron, Tolland Co., CT; married Rachel Johnson, Nov 1768, Westfield, Hampden Co., CT; s/o David and Mary Hutchinson WILCOX. Mary, b 1 Oct 1740 Hebron, Tolland Co., CT; d 7 Jul 1821, Grandy CT; married Medad Pomeroy, 4 Dec 1764, Suffield, Hartford Co., CT; d/o David and Mary Hutchinson WILCOX. Moses, b 13 Dec 1732 Killingsworth, Middlesex Co., CT; married Thankful Brown, St Clair Co., MI. Stephen, b 1734 Killingsworth, Middlesex Co., CT; s/o David and Mary Hutchinson WILCOX. Happy to share. Maxine Shannon

Hi Everyone, I have a lot of info on the below named ancestors, but am trying to prove/disprove the parentage of Mary Frances SMITH. Can you help? Also does anyone have anything on John WILCOX(EN). Absolom Smith b c 1780 Agnes Maynard/Mainord, b c 1782 m c 27 Nov 1800 in Wake Co NC. Parents of Agnes were William Mainord and Agatha _____? Children: Thomas Smith b 2 Feb. 1801, d 2 July 1866 M Polly Simmons, b 1791, d 13 Feb 1875, m 1 Jan 1818 Note: Many references say Thomas was thier only child, but I have seen one reference that they had a daughter also. Thomas and Pollys' children: Frances c. Smith b 8 Nov 1818 Sarah R. Smith b 6 Jan. 1821 Joel Smith b. 1 Mar 1823 Nancy C. Smith b 19 Oct 1827 Absolom Marion Smith b. 7 Apr. 1830 Elizabeth Straley Smith b. 16 Oct. 1832 d Apr 15, 1916 Elizabeth m 2 Oct. 1855 John B. Wilcox(en) Who was John B. Wilcox(en)? Is this their child? Mary Frances Wilcox(en) b 17 Jan 1869. TIA for your help. Erlene Erlene Marie Roberts Irwin Searching: ROBERTS, MCCANN, THOMPSON, SMITH, HARRIS, WILCOX(SEN/SON), ETC [email protected]