From Thomas Wilcox's 1963 "Descendents of William Wilcoxson", your Ebenezer Wilcox is listed as born on 2/11/1717, and died single in 1753. Nothing more is said of him. Marcus Wilcox [email protected] ---------- > From: Val Hall <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Wilcox Research > Date: Friday, February 20, 1998 1:32 PM > > > I am looking for information on Ebenezer Wilcox born 11 Feb. 1719 or 1720. > He is the son of John Wilcox, s/o Joseph Wilcoxon b. 1635 in Stratford, > Fairfield, Ct., s/o Wm. Wilcoxon who came from England in 1635 to Concord > Ma. and later founded Stratford, Ct. Did Ebenezer have children? I am > stuck at this point. > > Thanks to anyone who might have any pertinent information. > > Jean Wilcox Hall > > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > Web Archives > http://lists.rootsweb.com/~archiver/lists/WILCOX-L/

Lyn, I just checked M.S.Osborne's Wilcox/Wilcoxson Familes of New England and Their Descendants, 2nd Rev. (1997) and she doesn't have anything listed for John>John>Frank. Kathy ([email protected]) is doing a Wilcox line at Schroon Lake. Kathy, is this yours? Marsha Wilcox [email protected] Davis & Wilcox Web Design -- http://www.usroots.com/spungold/dwwd.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 [email protected] wrote: > > Hello Wilcox researchers! I am new to the list, and also new to researching > my family history. I am working on the following WILCOX line, and I admit, I > am starting to feel like I am looking for a needle in a haystack. If there is > ANYONE who recognizes any of these WILCOX names or places, I would be > grateful. > > > John Wilcox (born 5 May 1850 in Wilmington, New York) married to Betsey Allen > (born 6 September 1855 in Ironville, New York). John and Betsey (Allen) > Wilcox had the following children: > 1. Bertha Wilcox, born 28 November 18…married ??? Grogan > 2. Pearl Wilcox, born 22 June1884… married Henry Sumner > 3. Mary Wilcox, born 27 March 1886… married ??? Gannon > 4. Allen Wilcox, born 1893….married ? > 5. Frederick Wilcox, unknown > 6. John Carlton Wilcox, born 11 June 1892… married Daisy (Lewis)(Hammond), > born Drayton Market, Shropshire, England 1882 > They were married on 22 May, 1913 in Rutland, Vermont. > > I believe that all of John and Betsey (Allen) Wilcox’s children were born > somewhere in Essex County in the late 1880’s through the 1890’s. > > I do know that John Wilcox, my Great,Great-Grandfather, is buried in Forest > Hill Cemetery, in Crown Point, New York. In the same plot area, there is also > an Abner Wilcox and Edwin R.D.Wilcox and his wife, Frances. To date, I have > not found any documented proof that these men are related, other than a > hopeful guess. > > I also know that my Great-Grandmother, Daisy (Lewis,Hammond) Wilcox was born > in England, moved to Canada to live with her brother, but then moved to > Northern New York with a family she had lived with in Canada for a time. I > do not know the name of this family though. Once in New York, she met and > married an older man named William Hammond, who owned some sort of store there > in Essex County. Daisy and William Hammond had a son together, named > Frederick Hammond. Daisy Hammond then met John (Jack) Wilcox who worked in > the store, and apparently her marriage broke up over this. Daisy and William > Hammond divorced, and Daisy married John > t to a family named Sheehan. > > Daisy and John Carlton Wilcox then moved, along with John’s sister Pearl and > her husband to Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Daisy and John Wilcox had six > children in Pennsylvania, one of which was my Grandfather Frank Wilcox. > > This is basically all I have as verifiable information on my family. > According to a Great-Aunt, she remembers going to Schroon Lake, New York to > visit cousins, but she can not remember any of the particulars as she was a > very young girl at the time, and it was almost seventy years ago. I have > heard that there is a Wilcox Pond located there. > > The only other solid information I have is that John Wilcox, Sr. died 7 June > 1917 in Glen Falls, New York, but his body was removed to Crown Point for > burial. Betsy (Allen) Wilcox died in Hudson Falls, NY. I do not know where > she is buried. There are also four "mystery" notations found in a family > Bible: > 1. Grandma Wilcox 14 November 1897 > 2. Grandpa SMITH 12 November 1900 > 3. Grandma SMITH 21 April 1900 > 4. Master John Wilcox, died 31 October Automobile accident. > > Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, and I welcome any > suggestions or leads to further my search. > > Lynnette Wilcox Burge > > > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > Web Archives > http://lists.rootsweb.com/~archiver/lists/WILCOX-L/

OK all you Wilcox researchers, please help me find the ancestors of my 2nd great-grandmother, Margaret Wilcox, believed to have been born in the state of New York in 1809.. She married my great-great grandfather, Benjamin Tibbitts in Michigan. This family lived in Blissfield, Michigan. They had three daughters, Evelyn Nancy Tibbitts, Mary Allen Tibbitts and Frances Amelia Tibbitts. They also had a son, my great-grandfather, Henry Solon Tibbitts. Sure would like to discover the ancestors of Margaret Wilcox. One of you Wilcox's must have some data some place on Margaret. Please let me hear from you. Thank you very much. Wayne L. Tibbitts, 11203 Caravel Circle, Ft. Myers, FL 33908

I got an e-mail re Colonial pictures for genealogy researchers and asked for more information. There is a whole group of pictures from this town, which is a restored colonial village (museum). Ask me for #9. If you are interested in a picture of this; York Village, Maine- The exterior of the Emerson Wilcox House, the home where the keeper of the Gaol, which is located across the street and up the hill, grew up in. The house was built in 1740. It was added onto in 1760 and 1820. Anyone interested specifically in New England towns, let me know which town and I will send you that e-mail. (I received 22 e-mails with a listing of the pictures ). Also includes VA, GA, SC, NC. The e-mail includes pricing, which ranges from $1.25 per pix for proofsto $5 per pix on CD plus $15 for the CD. Sharon

I am looking for information on Ebenezer Wilcox born 11 Feb. 1719 or 1720. He is the son of John Wilcox, s/o Joseph Wilcoxon b. 1635 in Stratford, Fairfield, Ct., s/o Wm. Wilcoxon who came from England in 1635 to Concord Ma. and later founded Stratford, Ct. Did Ebenezer have children? I am stuck at this point. Thanks to anyone who might have any pertinent information. Jean Wilcox Hall

Hello Wilcox researchers! I am new to the list, and also new to researching my family history. I am working on the following WILCOX line, and I admit, I am starting to feel like I am looking for a needle in a haystack. If there is ANYONE who recognizes any of these WILCOX names or places, I would be grateful. John Wilcox (born 5 May 1850 in Wilmington, New York) married to Betsey Allen (born 6 September 1855 in Ironville, New York). John and Betsey (Allen) Wilcox had the following children: 1. Bertha Wilcox, born 28 November 18…married ??? Grogan 2. Pearl Wilcox, born 22 June1884… married Henry Sumner 3. Mary Wilcox, born 27 March 1886… married ??? Gannon 4. Allen Wilcox, born 1893….married ? 5. Frederick Wilcox, unknown 6. John Carlton Wilcox, born 11 June 1892… married Daisy (Lewis)(Hammond), born Drayton Market, Shropshire, England 1882 They were married on 22 May, 1913 in Rutland, Vermont. I believe that all of John and Betsey (Allen) Wilcox’s children were born somewhere in Essex County in the late 1880’s through the 1890’s. I do know that John Wilcox, my Great,Great-Grandfather, is buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, in Crown Point, New York. In the same plot area, there is also an Abner Wilcox and Edwin R.D.Wilcox and his wife, Frances. To date, I have not found any documented proof that these men are related, other than a hopeful guess. I also know that my Great-Grandmother, Daisy (Lewis,Hammond) Wilcox was born in England, moved to Canada to live with her brother, but then moved to Northern New York with a family she had lived with in Canada for a time. I do not know the name of this family though. Once in New York, she met and married an older man named William Hammond, who owned some sort of store there in Essex County. Daisy and William Hammond had a son together, named Frederick Hammond. Daisy Hammond then met John (Jack) Wilcox who worked in the store, and apparently her marriage broke up over this. Daisy and William Hammond divorced, and Daisy married John t to a family named Sheehan. Daisy and John Carlton Wilcox then moved, along with John’s sister Pearl and her husband to Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Daisy and John Wilcox had six children in Pennsylvania, one of which was my Grandfather Frank Wilcox. This is basically all I have as verifiable information on my family. According to a Great-Aunt, she remembers going to Schroon Lake, New York to visit cousins, but she can not remember any of the particulars as she was a very young girl at the time, and it was almost seventy years ago. I have heard that there is a Wilcox Pond located there. The only other solid information I have is that John Wilcox, Sr. died 7 June 1917 in Glen Falls, New York, but his body was removed to Crown Point for burial. Betsy (Allen) Wilcox died in Hudson Falls, NY. I do not know where she is buried. There are also four "mystery" notations found in a family Bible: 1. Grandma Wilcox 14 November 1897 2. Grandpa SMITH 12 November 1900 3. Grandma SMITH 21 April 1900 4. Master John Wilcox, died 31 October Automobile accident. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, and I welcome any suggestions or leads to further my search. Lynnette Wilcox Burge

Looking for information on this family: Harrison Clark Wilcox, b. Aug. 1855, Ohio d.Vinton Co., Ohio He married Jennie Craig, b. May 11, 1860. Children were: Willard W. Wilcox b. Aug. 18, 1886, d. July 26, 1914, and Howard Harrison Wilcox, b. May 18, 1890, d. Dec. 17, 1956 (both children died in Wheeling, West Virginia). Any relatives out there? \\|// (o o) ~~~~~~~~~~~~oOOo~(_)~oOOo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JEANNE M. WILCOX E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Quad/2419/

I am looking for any information on George H. Wilcox. He was born ca 1821 in Georgia and died ? possibly in Ok. According to federal census records his father was born in Ct. His mother, Catherine, was born in Georgia of a German mother and Irish father. If anyone knows anything about him, his parents or his siblings, please respond. Thank you, Jean (Wilcox) Hall

Hello: I am new to this list. My WILCOCKS were living in Lustleigh, Devon during the 1700s. They were quite active with the church--Joseph WILCOCKS witnessed many weddings and his wife Ann FROST WILCOCKS was referred to as 'of the Parsonage'. She came from Pethybridge--just 'up the hill' from Lustleigh. We think Joseph was the church warden, and they lived with the vicar. We were given a delightful tour of this home by the present owner. I would love to hear from anyone searchiing for WILCOCKS in and around this area--Bovey Tracey, Wreyland, Ilsington, Moreton Hampstead. Audrey Fawn [email protected] FAWN/SCRIMSHAW/LEAFE/SHERIFFE/ADAMS/COOK Lincolnshire BAKER/HALL/BRIDGEMAN/WINCOATE Surrey PITTS/ADAMS Suffolk LAKE/ELLIS/NORTHWAY/WILCOCKS/FROST/HORE HUTCHINGS/ROWELL/LASKEY/ARCHER/LASCOMBE SHEPARD/COLEMAN/COOMBE/DOWLING/DOWNING BURT Devonshire WARR/REYNOLDS/FLINT Oxfordshire

Thank you for the explanation, although it would be interesting to know where on earth this HARVEY idea did come from! I will, however, correct my files, including what I have up on my FTM homepage. I seem to be merely a cut and paste genealogy enthusiast so far, and therefore I especially do not want to pass on bogus stuff: too much of that floating around on the Internet and on library shelves already. I do think that online material is superior to books that are wrong, because it gets such wide exposure and can be challenged instantly, as you were able to do. Thanks, David

Hello: I show the spouse of William WILCOXSON (immigrant to Stratford, CT) as a Margaret HARVEY, and there is quite a bit of lineage attached to her. I believe that this information, which I received at least third-hand, is from the LDS Ancestral File? Many with whom I have corresponded recently show Margaret BIRDSEYE as spouse of William. There is obviously a connection between the two families, as both Timothy and Phebe WILCOXSON married a BIRSEYE. Does anyone know where this confusion arose, and whether there is any conclusive proof of either maiden name? IF both names are "correct" due to a prior marriage of Margaret, which was her maiden name and which was that of her earlier husband? David http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/h/a/David-E-Shannon

Does anyone have the following family? And if so, can you give me any information on the Levi mentioned herein? I lost my Levi in 1896 and cannot find hide nor hair of him anywhere. He would have been prox 64 + or - I found this in "Ohio, The Cross Road of the Nation" Volume XIV Number 14 October - December 1973 and in Darke County: WILLCOX, James Sr. b. in N.Y. State on Mohawk River. His father served in Rev. War. He settled first in Montgomery Co., Oh., then to Preble Co., and in 1839 to German Twp., Darke Co. He married Elizabeth KESTER a native of Lancaster Co., PA here with her parents when quite small. They had: James, John, Charles, David, Phebe, William, Elizabeth, Elijah, Levina, Memlius, Levi, Jeremiah, and Mary. He died in 1856 and his wife in 1855. Their son James b in 1817 md in 1841 Sarah J. CLENDENINE who d 5 mos later. He md 2nd in 1848 Elizabeth KETRING & had 9 children. Members of Christian Church of Palestine. I can find no parents nor siblings for my Levi WILCOX who married Elizabeth ALKIRE in Illinois November 24, 1853. Any help on this line will be gratefully appreciated. Thank you for reading this. Antoinette Antoinette Waughtel Sorensen 3631 North Mullen Street Tacoma, Washington 98407-4124 Researching: Alkire, Breckenridge, Burton, Cann, Claypool(e), Crawford, Craymor(e), Da(o)ugherty, Denton, Dunbar, D'Ysidro, Evans, Ford, Gard(i)ner, Gerrard, Gorrel(l), Hujet/Huyet, Jimenez, Keith, Keel/Keal/Keil, Kern(s), Knot(t), Ladner, Lawler, Lef(f)ler, Littell, Long(e)necker, Lusby, Merrifield, Nave/Nation, Neeld, Norris, Ogle, Patton, Pett(i)yjohn, Philabaum, Pi(d)geon, Ponsler/Sponsler/Spannsilier, Robertson, Robinson, Sinex/Sinnickson, Slye, Stidham, Storm(s)/Strom/Sturm, Tossawa/Tussey, Vantreese/Vantrice, Wachtel/Waughtel, Walker, Werd(e)man, West, White (2 separate lines), Wilcox, Winfield

I am unable to get mail to you,David, so would you please contact me? Juanita

John Willcockson married Daniel Boone's sister, Sarah, in or near Berks Co. PA in 1742. John's places and dates of birth and death and the identities of his parents remain unknown to family researchers despite 70 years of searching. It has been stated, but not proved, that he came from Wales. He might have come to PA from CT or NJ. Can you help? Reg Wilcox

I am looking for the ancestors of my g.grandmother Sarh Jane Wilcox (9/21/1882 - 3/3/1928 ). I am not sure where she was born, but I do know that she lived in Dunlap, MO. in the early 1900's where her children were born. The article I just read about Daniel Boone was of interest to me, because family lore says we were related to him. I always assumed it was wrong! Thanks for any info. Amy

Thank you for replying to my message. Following is condensed info - Isaac Wilcox, born 19 Jul 1782 New York, died 11 Jan 1862 Menard Co., IL. wife, Eunice Sweet, born 28 Aug 1781 Mass., died 4 Nov 1861 Menard Co., IL. Children - Isaac Almanza, born 1816 Madison Co., NY Almira, born, 1817 Madison Co., NY Phoebe, born 1819 Madison Co., NY Eunice, born 1820 Madison Co., NY Drusilla, born 1821 Madison Co., NY or Ohio Purchased property in Lebanon, Madison Co., NY 1814. Sold 1822. According to Tuttle's Madison County pgs 280-81; Almanza Wilcox b Lebanon Jun 13, 1815 Went west. Isaac settled in Lebanon 1804, bro of Peleg. Isaac b. 1782 and mar Emma Swift b. 1781 Peleg, Jr. b 1776 and settled in Lebanon 1804, wife was Thankful Samuel Wilcox lived in Lebanon 1810. Whitman Wilcox b 1795 and died 1845 lived in Lebanon. Wife Lucinda Parker 1799-1878 and son Bradford. DeForest Willcox b Smyrna, Chenango Co s/o Alfred Dec 1837. Alfred came from MA and mar Louisa Brown, dau of Peleg. Alfred's children were A. Devalson, A Delina, DeForest, A Delora, Derius Delphurna, and Delano. Deforest moved to Earlville, Madison Co and mar 1860 Sylvia Scarrett, (From Madison County's Biographical Review) Hamilton, Madison Co; Aaron Wilcox, Sr shows in 1800 census and Jr. settled in 1801.

At 12:10 PM 2/7/98 -0500, you wrote: >You are correct John Wilcoxson & Debroah Paramlee son of Obidah Wilcoxson & >Lydia Alling. I am looking for Children of Asahel Wilcox I & Mary Coe. Children >of Ashel Wilcoxson II & Lucy Crittenden. Asahel Wilcox II & Levina ??UNKNOWN. >Need Date of Birth Death & Communities that they lived in. Larry > >Art & Ruth Davison wrote: Page 49 The fourth Generation. #108. ASAHEL, son of No. 41 (John Wilcoxson), born at East Guilford, 12/9/1735. Married at Torrington, Litchfield county, Conn. 9/13/1762, Mary, dau. of Captain Ebenezer Coe of Durham and his wife (Jane Elmer). Asahel lived at Torrington where his children were born. See Orcutt's "History of Torrington"; "Robert Coe, Puritan" and "Early Conn. marriages" Vol. 7. Other than the data below the complier has no furthur information concerning Asahel's large family. Without a doubt several of his sons married and left numerous descendants. They must have all emigrated from Torrington at an early date. The only definate clues we have as to where they went is found in "Annals of Onedia County", N.Y. where Asahel Wilcox "of Torrington" (either No. 108 or No. 344) is mentioned as a settler at Vernon, N.Y., in 1799. "Churchill genealogy", mentions Asahel, No. 344 and his wife Lucy Crittenden as parents of Emily Wilcox, who m a Churchill and died at Richfield, O in 1879. Children: 339. Sarah, b 12/8/1762 340. Luther, b 12/15/1764 341. Huldah, b 12/23/1766, m Archabel Harwinton 342. Mary, b 5/7/1769 343. Abiathar, b 3/31/1771, d.y. 344. Asahel, b March, 1773, m Lucy Crittenden 345. Asenath, b 9/3/1775 346. Abiathar, b 8/24/1777 347. Ebenezer, b 12/6/1779 348. Obadiah, b 12/23/1781 350. Miles, b 3/8/1787 351. Edmond, b 8/4/1780 349. William, b 7/21/1784, d.y. That is all the information on this line. I hope it helps or at least gives you a place to start from. Good luck in your research. Ruth Art & Ruth Davison [email protected] In Beautiful British Columbia

At 09:59 AM 2/7/98 -0500, you wrote: >Dear Ruth, > >If it is convenient for you to send the info from the Thomas Wilcox book >to me I will be very appreciative. > > Reg Wilcox Hi Reg, Sorry about the delay in getting this to you. Page 105 THE WILCOXSON -- BOONE FAMILY OF PENNSYLVANIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND KENTUCKY The genealogy of the Boone family mentions several intermarriages between Boones and Wilcoxsons and lists many individuals of the Wilcoxson and Wilcox name. The first reference to interest us in the Boone book concerns a certain John Wilcoxson who married, in 1742 at Exeter twp., Berks County, Pa., Sarah Boone, a sister of the famous DANIEL BOONE. (she was b in 1724 and presumably he husband was born about the same time) The Boons were quakers and it is related that they were severely censured for allowing Sarah to marry an "outsider". As a result of this unpleasantness, perhaps, it is recorded that John and Sarah removed first to Rowan county, North Carolina and later to Shelby county, Kentucky. The Boone book mentions one of John and Sarah's sons, i.e. Daniel Wilcoxson, b 3/13/1755 in Rowan county, N.C. d in 1837in Shelby county, Ky. Married _____Faulkner and became the father of 12 children. He served as a Lieutenant with the Virginia forces during the revolution. The Boone book also mentions a William Wilcoxson (probably a son or nephew of John, who married 7/30/1777, Rachel Boone, at Exeter Twp. Berks county, Pa. (She was probaly a cousin or niece of Sarah, above) It is mentioned in the book that she also was censured for marrying out and that in 1790 William and his wife also removed to Rowen county, N.C. where his near relative was already living. The bbok is silent on the matter of William and Rachel's children but follows the descendants of Daniel Wilcoxson through several generations in Shelby county, Ky. and Boone County, Missouri. From the similarity of names and other considerations we are convinced that the John and William Wilcoxson who married Sarah and Rachel Boone were members of our Stratford Wilcoxson family (probably scions of the elder John Wilcoxson line) although at present we are unable to positively identify them. Correspondence to solicited from any person who has any information to contribute on this subject. It is possible that research in the early land records of Berks county, Pennsylvania would yield information of value. --- I hope this helps. Ruth Art & Ruth Davison [email protected] In Beautiful British Columbia

Looking for parents and siblings of Orlando WILCOX, b. 08 Jul. 1805 (quite possibly 1815 instead) in CT; died 04 Jul. 1875; m. Olive WISWELL. He lived in Schroon Lake, NY after marriage. There were several Orlando WILCOXs in CT but I haven't been able to find information on him. Someone once told me that he was possibly b. in the Litchfield area of Ct. Thanks. Kathy.

Gazeteer of Jefferson County, NY town of Worth; Levi Wilcox. Joseph Wilcox emigrated to the town of Worth, Jefferson Co, NY abt 1805. Joseph emigrated abt 1805. Sterling, son of Joseph, b 1791 and went to Worth. Children; Lydia, Philura, Levi, Caroline, Gelbert, Charles. Joseph Wilcox sons; Samuel, Luman, Sterling, Daniel. Daus; Chloe, Lucy, Clarissa. Joseph, Dand and Sterling were in service 1812-15, Joe a Capt, Sterline a Colonel and died 1885. The South Jefferson Historical Assn, Adams, NY has among it's collection a box of letters corresponding with relatives that moved west. You could find the address listed in NYGENWEB for Jefferson co. Middletown Upper Houses; Lumon b Sept 24, 1789 was son of Ephraim Wilcox (Janna, Ephraim, John, John) born May 26, 1738.