Quoted from a RESEARCH-HOWTO list posting on Thursaday 13 Nov 1997 Now, to clear up some confusion, Archives are nothing but permanently stored files containing ALL the past posts to the Lists at RootsWeb. For instance, if you subscribe to SURNAME-QUERY, every message you have sent to that List will be in the Archives for THAT List. Every message sent by anyone to that List will be in the Archives. These Archives have already been available for some time to anyone who knew how to send the appropriate email messages containing "X-commands". By placing them on RootsWeb web site, you no longer have to try to remember all those arcane commands, how to format them, etc. Once the Archives pages are active at RootsWeb, all you have to do is log on to the appropriate URL, navigate to the appropriate List's pages and search to your heart's content. The Archives will eventually contain all the messages posted to the Lists, plus all those posted to the same Lists when they were at MAISER. There will be NO usernames and NO passwords !!!!! Anyone can log on and browse through the files. If that scares you, then please read on. In the first place, each person who sends email to a public forum, such as the Lists at RootsWeb, should be aware that, with a few exceptions, as may subscribe to the Lists and receive all the email posted there. So, if you sent something in the past that you are afraid will show up in the permanent Archives, well.......you are already too late. Your email has already been read by everyone who subscribes/subscribed to a particular List. As to those posts being in the Archives, why worry now? Next, some "worry-warts" whine that the genealogical data they post to the Lists will be available to anyone to copy and publish and get rich. Ha Ha! If these nefarious thieves wanted your genealogical data, they could have already copied it by reading your email to the Lists. Now, it may seem that once it is all together in one place with easy access, some data thieves may now find it profitable to log on and copy material, and put it on CD and get rich. Let me ask each of you a question. If you don't want other researchers to see your research, why did you post it to the Lists in the first place? If you wanted it to remain private and not be disseminated, you've already goofed. Folks, once you send it via email, the whole world has access to it. To finalize -- from here forward, if you have something you don't want others to see and be able to copy for further dissemination, DON'T send it to a List !!! If you have sent something in the past that you now decide you don't want to be open to the public, sorry but it's too late. Messages already sent to a List are going to show up in the Archives. There is nothing you or I can do about it. BE WARNED !!!!! If you don't want your email to a List Archived don't send it in the first place. For some of you SURNAME-QUERY users, you CANNOT go to the Archives for that List and expect to find myriads of messages on EVERY surname. ONLY those messages sent to SURNAME-QUERY will be in the Archives. If you want to do a thorough search of the Archives for specific surnames, start with SURNAME-QUERY, then do a search of the List for that specific surname, such as SMITH-L, BROYLES-L, JONES-L, etc. This matter is NOT open to vote or discussion. There will be no usernames or passwords required to access the Archives, starting on December 1st. Until that time, the Archives will not be available...... ........ ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088, Clearwater, BC Canada V0E 1N0 Please help support Internet Genealogy. Be a proud sponser of ROOTSWEB RootsWeb surname lists are funded *entirely* by you. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

EGAD!!! I made a gross error, with the offer of my lookups in Logan Co. TN. I should have said LOGAN CO. KENTUCKY!!! DUH. Sometimes I really wonder about myself. Bob Vaughan

Hi Gang. I have picked up the abstracts of the Deed Books A, A1, B, C, D, E, F, & G. from Logan Co. TN for the years 1792 to 1819. If anyone wishes a lookup, just drop a line. But don't be in an all-fired rush, as you all understand how many lookups this will probably generate. Bob Vaughan, Clovis, CA

Bremerton, WA, USA, Bremerton Sun, 1997-11-8 THELMA WILCOX Thelma B. Wilcox, 86, of Bremerton died Nov.6, 1997, at Oyster Bay Nursing Home. She was born June 19, 1911, in Bridgeport, Nebraska. Mrs. Wilcox was a homemaker. Survivors include a son, Stanley of Atlanta; two daughters, Delores Schooler of Bremerton and Joyce Owensby of Brinnon; two brothers, Newton Clemens of Pueblo, Colo., and Robert Clemens of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; nine grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Nov. 11 at Miller-Woodlawn Funeral Home. --- ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088, Clearwater, BC Canada V0E 1N0 Please help support Internet Genealogy. Be a proud sponser of ROOTSWEB RootsWeb surname lists are funded *entirely* by you. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

I'm looking for the ancestors of my grandfather, Clair WILCOX, 1898-1970. His mother was Estelle Flora WILCOX 1878-ca. 1950 (she took back her maiden name after a short failed marriage to Frederick Roscoe LOWN). Flora's parents were Thomas Fisher WILCOX ca. 1842-1925 and Flora Adalace FAY. Thomas Fisher WILCOX's parents were Elijah WILCOX born ca. 1804 and Sally Ann CUMMINGS?. The other children of Elijah and Sally Ann were: Eliza, James, Mary, Adam, Robert, Hannah, and Helen. According to 1 census, Elijah was a blacksmith. Most of my information (beyond family knowledge) comes from the Federal census. I'm stuck after that. The family seemed to be centered around Cuba (town), Allegany Co., NY and Bath, Steuben Co., NY. (Both counties are in Western NY). Any connections? Any cousins out there? Any ideas of where to look next? Thanks! --Cindy Palmer ([email protected])

Searching for descendants of Arthur L.Wilcox (b) July 17 1890 in Hants Co.,N.S.He emmigrated to the Western U.S. where he married Rose Spence of Sask,Canada.They had a son Arthur Lincoln Wilcox (b) Feb.28 1922;(d) Feb. 1981 at Sheridan,WY.Arthur Jr. had son Clifford who resided in Montana , a member of the Church of the Latter Day Saints and has/had a large family.

SOUTYRE, Christine (WILCOX); 72; Regina Leader Post (SK); 1997-11-5 SOUTYRE (WILCOX)--CHRISTINA, passed away in Kelowna B.C. on Monday, November 3, 1997 at the age of 72 years. Predeceased by; her parents William and Christina, her sister Gracie, her former husband John and a stepson Ben. Christina is survived by her loving husband Dave; sons: Jerry, David (Wendy) of Calgary, Ivan (Susan); her daughter Linda (Dale) Czemeres of Dysart, Sask.; her step-son John Jr. (Roberta); several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; sisters: Ida and Gladys (John); brothers: Bob (Marilyn) and Dennis; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. A FUNERAL SERVICE will be held at Regina Funeral Home, Hwy#1 East, on Friday November 7, 1997 at 10:00 A.M. Interment will follow at Regina Memorial Gardens Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations in Christina's memory may be made to the charity of choice. Arrangements in care of REGINA FUNERAL HOME (Phone 789-8850). ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088, Clearwater, BC Canada V0E 1N0 Please help support Internet Genealogy. Be a proud sponser of ROOTSWEB RootsWeb surname lists are funded *entirely* by you. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

I hate it when my finger kits the wrong key. He died 8 Dec. 1943. Rememberance Day My brother Lester Schauer born 8 April 1924, Mendham, SK died 8 Dec. 1973, Ortona, Italy, Grave 8, Row B, Plot 2, Morro River Cemetery. Lester was with the 19th Platoon - D Company of the 48th Highlanders of Canada. He and 5 other soldiers were killed in a fox hole by a grenade. Please feel free to post your *War Heroes*. Ruth ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088, Clearwater, BC Canada V0E 1N0 Please help support Internet Genealogy. Be a proud sponser of ROOTSWEB RootsWeb surname lists are funded *entirely* by you. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

Rememberance Day My brother Lester Schauer born 8 April 1924, Mendham, SK died 8 Dec. 1973, Ortona, Italy, Grave 8, Row B, Plot 2, Morro River Cemetery. Lester was with the 19th Platoon - D Company of the 48th Highlanders of Canada. He and 5 other soldiers were killed in a fox hole by a grenade. Please feel free to post your *War Heroes*. Ruth ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088, Clearwater, BC Canada V0E 1N0 Please help support Internet Genealogy. Be a proud sponser of ROOTSWEB RootsWeb surname lists are funded *entirely* by you. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

I'm still hoping that someone can help me with my great-great-great grandfather, Orlando WILCOX. Orlando was b. in CT, 08 Jul. 1805 (or possibly 1815), and died 04 Jul. 1875 in Schroon Lake, NY. He was m. to Olive WISWELL, prob. in NY, ca 1840. There were several Orlando WILCOXs in CT, but I haven't been able to track my grandfather. Someone had suggested at one time that he could be the descendant of John and Margaret (KELSEY) WILCOX, but I haven't been able to find anything about their descendants. Thank you. Kathy.

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I just found on WILCOX-extension, posted by Ruth Davidson, a Moses Wilcox b 1762 who md Desire Walton. He was son of Job Wilcox who md Lois Watson. Does anyone know anything else about this Moses and his family? Could he have come to Ga where his uncle John Wilcox was? I found a Moses Wilcox in records there., tax records in Franklin Co Ga 1802-1819. I have looked and looked for a Wilcox that md a Desire, that would fit time wise and in GA. Could this possibly be the Desire Wilcox as Head of Household I found in 1820 Monroe Co Ms, and the mother of Mary, James, and Lurrain Wilcox. Does anyone know anything to help?.... Mary Coulter [email protected] If at first, you don't succeed, then try, try again.

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Re the book: Wilcox/Wilcoxson Families of New England and Their Descendants. A Genealogical Dictionary. 2nd Revised Edition-- (#0705) I sent a query to Heritage Books asking how to get on the list or buy the book. Here is part of what they sent me: >Prepub Price: $53.00 till 29 November 1997 (thereafter $66) >If you are a Maryland resident, 5% sales tax applies. Shipping and handling >is a $4 charge for continental US; outside the country is $6. >If you would like to place an order, we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, >checks and money orders. You can call or fax in your credit card order >(numbers listed below), or mail in any order. We do not currently recommend >emailing orders because we cannot guarantee the security of the lines. > >Thanks for your interest in Heritage Books! ---- >Heritage Books, Inc. >1540E Pointer Ridge Place >Bowie Maryland 20716 >phone 1-800-398-7709 (M-F 8:30-5 EST) >fax 1-800-276-1760 (24 hrs) >Check our home page at www.heritagebooks.com >email [email protected] >International callers: Please check with your operator for dialing prefix >before calling us at 301-390-7709 or faxing us at 301-390-7153. Just for the record, I have nothing to do with Heritage Books but I had tried to buy the previous edition of this book with no luck. Used book stores quoted $61 for it but they didn't have any. I also tried to borrow it through inter-library loan. The local library said "Sorry, no library is willing to loan the book to us and only one library that we talked to offered to copy pages if you can tell them which pages you want" (?) And the good news is that this edition contains everything the 1990 and 1993 editions had plus additions and corrections according to Heritage. I do hope my elusive Abraham Wilcox is in there. If not, my plan is to eliminate all the other Wilcox's in the US and he must be the one that is left. :-) <VBG> Bill in sunny Phoenix

Hello: Timothy WILCOXSON married Joanna BIRDSEY. They had a daughter Joanna WILCOXSON, born July 8, 1667, at Stratford, CT. Joanna W. married Joseph FAIRCHILD, also of Stratford, CT. Joe and Joanna took care of Tim and Joanna in their later years. Does anyone have any additional information on this WISCOXSON line? David Hi David, Joanna b. 1667 m. Joseph Fairchild. Their children were: 1. Timothy, b. 12/9/1687, m. Sarah Thompson 2. Joseph, b. 12/28/1689 3. Jeremiah, b. 12/27/1691 4. Nathan, b. 1/29/1692 5. Sarah, b. 11/26/1694 m. John Wildman 6. Joanna, b. 2/2/1696 m. Samuel Hull? 7. Katharine, b. 4/16/1699 m. Jos Sanford? 8. John, b. 6/19/1701 m. 26 Dec 1723 Johanna Phiyzsen 9. Phobe, b. Dec 1704 d. sgle. 10. Thomas, b. 5/4/1712 Is this of interest to you? Ruth ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088, Clearwater, BC Canada V0E 1N0 Please help support Internet Genealogy. Be a proud sponser of ROOTSWEB RootsWeb surname lists are funded *entirely* by you. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

Hello: Timothy WILCOXSON married Joanna BIRDSEY. They had a daughter Joanna WILCOXSON, born July 8, 1667, at Stratford, CT. Joanna W. married Joseph FAIRCHILD, also of Stratford, CT. Joe and Joanna took care of Tim and Joanna in their later years. Does anyone have any additional information on this WISCOXSON line? David

>Return-Path: [email protected] >From: "Karen C. Kinoshita" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: re: extension >Date: Fri, 7 Nov 97 22:58:56 -0600 > >William WILCOX/WILCOXSON of Derbyshire, England and Stratford, Conneticut, only >male decendants or issue follows through to Martin (Sr.) christened 1766 where >full decendancy as found is recorded. >1. Samuel c. 1640 m. Hannah Rice >2. Obadiah b. 14 December 1679 (DY) > >Samuel Wilcox (of Simsbury) was christened 1640. Samuel married Hannah Rice >(possibly 1640). >1. Samuel (NMI) b. 15 April 1666. m. Mindwell Griffin >2. William c. 1672 m. Elizabeth Wilson >3. Joseph c. 1674 m. Abigail Thrall > >Samuel Wilcox was christened 1666. Samuel married Mindwell Griffin (possibly >1691). >1. Samuel (Jr.) b. 20 April 1695. m. Mary >2. John b. 10 April 1698 m. Sarah North >3. Joseph b. 3 July 1701 m. 28 Feb 1723 Eliz Holcomb, 23 July 1729 Mary Buttolph >4. Ephriam b. 4 February 1707 m. 5 April 1726 Hannah Hill > >John Wilcox (of Farmington and Goshen, Conneticut) was born 10 April 1698. John >married 14 December 1724 Sarah North. >1. Nathaniel c. 1723 >2. John (of Georgia) b. 9 January 1725 m. Mary Norvel >3. Samuel (of Goshen) b. 5 April 1727* m. Phoebe Royce >4. Job (of Goshen) c 1729 m. Lois Watson >3. Amos c. 1733 m. Ruth Wilcox >6. Moses >7. Thomas >8. Elijah (of Benson, Vermont) c. 1740 m. Silence L. Beckwith >9. Daniel >10. Martin (of Goshen, NY) (DY) m. 2 March 1758 Ruth Ives > >Nathaniel Wilcox christened 1723. >1. Josiah b. 12 October 1752 m. Seymour >2. Abner b. 15 April 1754 >3. Jesse b. 16 July 1757 > >Josiah Wilcox was born 12 October 1752. Josiah married Seymour. >1. Seymour c. 1792 > >Seymour Wilcox was christened 1792. >1. Josiah c. 1818 > >John Wilcox (of Georgia) was born 9 January 1725. John married 25 March 1762 >Mary Norvel. >1. Isaac b. 13 March 1767 >2. John b. 19 November 1777 m. Mary Lea > >Isaac Wilcox was born 13 March 1767. >1. John Flavell c. 1802 (DY) > >John Wilcox was born 19 November 1777. John married Mary Lea. >1. Thomas b. 17 February 1812. m. Abigail McDuffie > >Samuel Wilcox (of Goshen) was born 5 April 1727.* Samuel married 30 July 1753 >Pheobe Royce. >1. Zadock b. 6 November 1755 m. Lois Culver >2. Samuel (of NY) b. 15 August 1757 >3. Thomas b. 25 May 1759 m. Lucretia Walton >4. Joseph c. 1763 >5. Sylvanus b. 16 July 1771 (Unm) >6. John Flavell b. 25 November 1775 m. Johanna Townsley > >Zadock Wilcox was born 6 November 1755. Zadock married Lois Culver. >1. Reuben b. 14 December 1780 m. Olive Cowles >2. Ruloff b. 7 April 1788 m. Olive Cowles > >Rueben Wilcox was born 14 December 1780. Rueben married 15 December 1808 Olive >Cowles. >1. Whiting b. 1825 >2. Edwin R. b. 1827 (Unm) >3. Robert m. Charlotte M. Fox >4. Henry >5. Lucius m. Belinda Deming > >Robert Wilcox married 16 February 1853 Charlotte M. Fox. >1. Samuel b. 1855 >2. Edward >3. Reuben >4. Lyman >5. Robert m. Louise >6. John m. Alva > >Lucius Wilcox married Belinda Deming. >1. George M. >2. Lee (Unm) >3. Edwin > >George M. Wilcox. >1. Elliott > >Thomas Wilcox was born 25 May 1759. Thomas married Lucretia Walton. >1. Whiting >2. George Wright m. Almina Richards > >George Wright Wilcox married Almina Richards. >1. George Thomas b. 1834 >2. Albert Johnson b. 1837 >3. Merritt Charles > >John Flavell Wilcox was born 25 November 1775. John married 1793 Johanna >Townsley. >1. Samuel b. 1794 >2. John b. 1795 >3. Ruloff Dutcher b. 22 March 1804 m. Sarah Emeline Cook >4. Rodney b. 1806 m. Rachel Green >5. Samuel E. b. 1809 m. Nancy Lucas >6. William b. 1814 (DY) > >Ruloff Dutcher Wilcox was born 22 March 1804. Ruloff married 3 November 1834 >Sarah Emeline Cook. >1. William W. b. 20 August 1835 m. Margaret E. Marvin > >William W. Wilcox was born 20 August 1835. William married 10 September 1857 >Margaret E. Marvin. >1. George Frederick b. 12 February 1861 m. Bridget Hanley >2. William Walker b. 6 June 1864 > >George Frederick Wilcox was born 12 February 1861. George married Bridget >Hanley. >1. Raymond > >Rodney Wilcox was born 1806. Rodney married Rachel Green. >1. William b. 1833 m. Julia Brown >2. Henry Dennison (Unm) >3. Collin E. m. Augusta >4. Clinton >5. George m. Olive Mulford > >William Wilcox was born 1833. William married Julia Brown. >1. William >2. Howard > >Collin E. Wilcox married Augusta. >1. Whiting Jerome m. Mary E. Wilcox > >George Wilcox married Olive Mulford. >1. Frank M. >2. Walter Rodney > >Samuel E. Wilcox was born 1809. Samuel married 16 February 1831 Nancy Lucas. >1. Ashley (DY) > >Job Wilcox (of Goshen) was christened in 1729. Job married 26 October 1757 Lois >Watson. >1. Moses b. 2 July 1762 m. Desire Walton >2. Job b. 20 October 1764 (DY) m. Sarah Case? >3. Heman Swift b. 15 September 1768 m. Naomi Rogers > >Heman Swift Wilcox was born 15 September 1768. Heman married Naomi Rogers. >1. Horace b. 1801 >2. Heman b. 1802 >3. Job b. 1806 >4. Miles b. 1808 >5. Alonzo Herman (of Wisconsin) b. 1810 >6. David R. b. 1812 > >Alonzo Heman Wilcox (of Wisconsin) was born in 1810. Alonzo married 21 February >1844 Martha Toffelmeir. >1. Heman Alonzo b. 1849 m. Mary Rowland >2. Frank LaSalle b. 7 June 1853 m. Lillian Jane Curtis >3. Thomas Dick b. 1858 >4. John Charles Fremont b. 3 January 1862 m. Sarah Wilson Heller, Emma > >Frank LaSalle Wilcox was born 7 June 1853. Frank married 10 December 1881 >Lillian Jane Curtis. >1. Claude M. b. 2 December 1882 (DII) >2. Burr Curtis b. 29 March 1894 > >Amos Wilcox was christened 1733. Amos married 14 March 1765 Ruth Wilcox. >1. Josiah b. 17 April 1774 (DY) >2. Amos b. 24 December 1776 > >Elijah Wilcox (of Benson, Vermont - of Goshen, Conneticut) christened in 1740 , >the fifth generation from William, he died 22 May 1810 at the age of 79. His >gravestone in Old Cemetery, Benson, Vermont reads, "Go home dear friends, Wipe >off your tears; Here I must lie till, Christ appears." Elijah married 8 March >1765 Silence L. Beckwith, she died 3 March 1814 at the age of 70 and is buried >in Old Cemetery. >1. Elijah (Jr.) >2. Martin b. 27 April 1767 m. Judith Carter >3. Philo b. 22 January 1773 m. Sarah Sherwood > >Martin Wilcox of Goshen was born about 1766 and died 21 May 1848 in Benson >township, Rutland, Vermont, buried at Carter Street Cemetery. Martin Sr. married >29 October 1795 Judith Carter* born about 1776 and died 5 February 1834. Martin >was a farmer. (Martin of Goshen and Vermont Generations, follow the separation.) >1. Judith b. 12 January 1797 >2. Silence b. 6 Oct 1799 d. Apr 1872 m. John Carter b. 25 Apr 1794 d. 5 Oct 1874 >3. Martin b. 1 February 1800 d. 21 May 18?? m. Julia A. Bartlett [b. 1820] >4. Harriet b. 9 July 1813 d. 26 January 1875 >5. Hosea B. b. 20 August 1816 d. 19 February 1873 >6. Jabez b. 4 July 1819 d. 12 April 1879 m. Jane E. Gibbs [1830-1911] >7. Alice Ione b. 21 October 1822 in Grand Isle, Isle la Motte > >Silence Wilcox according to gravesite in Benson was born 6 October 1799 and died >8 April 1872. Silence married John Carter, born 25 April 1794 and died 5 October >1874. Two sources, gravestones and lds library record were found on ten >children. >1. Marcus Seneca [b. March 1838] d. 20 November 1844 >2. Silence Augusta [b. November 1828] d. 30 May 1830 >3. Deborah b. 28 August 1818 >4. Flora b. 7 August 1820 m. H.V. Downs >5. Judah b. 25 January 1823 d. 14 February 1894 m. Mayette Gibbs [1828-1927] >6. Perry >7. Byron A. >8. Clara W. >9. John S. >10. another died in infancy > >Jabez Wilcox according to gravesite in Benson was born 4 July 1819 and died 12 >April 1879. Jabez married 8 July 1858 Jane E. Gibbs [1830-1911]. Two sources >found on children. >1. Corban G. b. 8 July 1858 >2. Charley Elmer b. 1865 >3. Adelbert Ward b. 19 February 1868 >4. Etta b. 16 July 1874 d. 27 January 1875 [6 mos. 11 days] > >Philo Wilcox was born at Goshen, Conneticut 22 January 1783, came to Benson with >his parents in 1788 and died 26 August 1865. Philo married 4 July 1808 Sarah >Sherwood, born Williamstown, Massachussets 7 October 1782 and died 30 January >1851. On 10 July 1851 he married Sarah M. Little, born 31 May 1822 and died 2 >June 1895. >1. Martin b. 4 November 1814 >2. Philo Beckwith b. 18 January 1818 m. Sophronia S. Fisher >?. Philo E. b. 28 July 1952 d. 16 Feb 1906 son of Philo / Sarah, gravestone. >3. Rockwell H. b. 14 December 1854 m. Eva A. son of Philo / Sarah, gravestone. > >Martin Wilcox was born 4 November 1814. >1. Lewis Martin m. Emma Niles > >Lewis Martin Wilcox married Emma Niles. >1. Charles Lewis b. 9 June 1876 m. Elizabeth A. Webster >2. Cesar David b. 8 November 1882 m. Lillian May Kehne > >Charles Lewis Wilcox was born 9 June 1876. Charles married 21 August 1895 >Elizabeth A. Webster. >1. Perry Hart b. 7 November 1897 m. 30 Nov 1923 Melba Leona Eveland >2. C. Roger m. Inez Beers, Ardis Geneva Oakes >3. Lewis C. b. 15 March 1901 m. Blanche Eliz Beers > >Perry Hart Wilcox was born 7 November 1897. Perry married 30 November 1923 Melba >Leona Eveland. >1. David G. b. 6 August 1929 m. 9 July 1955 Arlene Ann Eckland > >C. Roger Wilcox married 24 May 1920 Inez Beers. C. Roger married 21 August 1926 >Ardis Geneva Oakes. > >Lewis C. Wilcox was born 15 March 1901. Lewis married Blanche Eliz Beers. >1. Carleton J. b. 17 November 1923 >2. Theodore C. b. 16 July 1925 >3. Terry M. b. 30 July 1929 > >Cesar David Wilcox was born 8 November 1882. Cesar married 1916 Lillian May >Kehne. >1. Robert L. b. 5 Oct 1921 m. 10 Nov 1951 Nathalie J. Anderson > >Philo Beckwith Wilcox was born 18 January 1818. He attended the University of >Vermont and graduated in 1845 a Congregational Clergyman. He became a successful >and wealthy farmer and was a useful and respected citizen. He frequently held >responsible town offices and was the delegate of the town to the State >constitutional convention in 1843 and its representative to the General Assembly >in 1845 and '46. He died 26 August 1865 at the age of 82 years. Philo Beckwith >married 18 April 1854 Sophronia S. Fisher. >1. Nathaniel Fisher b. 8 December 1857 m. Effie I. Codes >2. Edward Philo b. 15 October 1862 >3. Henry Amos b. 3 January 1867 > >Rockwell H. Wilcox was born 14 December 1854. Rockwell married Eva A. .... and >died 3 April 1880 at age 22 years, three months. Old cemetery gravestones named >him as son of Philo and Sarah, along with Philo E. However, ages differ >greatly. > >William Wilcox was christened 1672. William married 18 January 1700 Elizabeth >Wilson. >1. William b. 22 April 1702 m. 2 May 1723 Thanks Adams >2. Azaraih b. 27 July 1706 m. 15 December 1726 Mary Sexton >3. Amos b. 20 February 1709 m. 6 November 1728 Joanna Hillyer >4. John b. 1710 (PDY) >5. Daniel (DWI) b. 17 January 1717 m. 19 August 1737 Lydia Humphrey > >Joseph Wilcox was christened 1674. Joseph married 29 April 1703 Abigail Thrall. >1. Joseph b. 9 February 1706 m. 27 October 1735 Elizabeth Humphrey >2. Hezekiah b. 25 June 1713 (PUnm) >3. Nathaniel b. 5 September 1719 m. 23 December 1748 Rachel Moses >3. Ezra b.10 Jan 1721 m. 10 Apr 1746 Mary Humphrey, 13 Oct 1757 Rhoda ( ) Harris >4. Roger c. 1724 m. 23 October 1766 Abigail Curtis > >Obadiah Wilcox (of East Gulford) was christened 1649. Obadiah married Mary >Griswold, 1675 Lydia Alling, Silence Mansfield. >1. Obadiah b. 14 December 1679 (DY) >2. Ebenezer b. 20 September 1682 m. 15 January 1708 Martha Gaylord >3. Timothy b. 15 November 1690 (DY) >4. John b. 9 November 1692 m. Deborah Parmalee >5. Joseph b. 1694 m. Hannah Goodale > >Ebenezer Wilcox was born 20 September 1682. Ebenezer married Martha Gaylord. >1. Ebenezer b. 25 December 1707 m. 24 January 1734 Elizabeth Dewey >2. Obadiah b. 12 July 1724 m. 26 February 1750 Sarah Tallcott > >John Wilcox was born 9 November 1692. John married 11 January 1719 Deborah >Parmalee. >1. Obadiah b. 15 April 1720 m. 12 October 1743 Lydia Wilcox >2. John b. 17 Aug 1726 m. 17 Jan 1740 Martha Coe, c. 1752 Grace (North) Griswold >3. Ezra b. 20 October 1728 m. 19 November 1757 Esther Meigs >4. Ebenezer c. 1732 m. Mary Nettleton >5. Asehel b. 9 Decmeber 1735 > >Joseph Wilcox was born 1694. Joseph married 1722 Hannah Goodale. >1. Timothy b. 7 May 1724 m. 2 April 1747 Eunice Pierson >2. Joseph b. 27 May 1726 m. 17 September 1754 Sarah Munger, 1784 Prudence Dudley >3. Jehiel b. 12 June 1731 m. Abigail Crampton > > > > > ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088, Clearwater, BC Canada V0E 1N0 Please help support Internet Genealogy. Be a proud sponser of ROOTSWEB RootsWeb surname lists are funded *entirely* by you. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

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Marc has made it possible for us to have the list archived on a web page. I have been sitting back waiting to see how it will work. To me it looks great BUT I will put the question to the list if they want it or not. It can be set up with a password so that only those subscribed can access it or it can be open. The reason I'm asking is that we want people to be able to go there! We want those unknown cousins, who are not on the mailing list, to be able to find us, see what we're doing, get addresses of those who have matching families...in short MAKE CONTACT! BUT we need to talk about the visibility of email addresses, privacy and copyright issues and unanimously agreed that our purpose is to share, to contact other WILCOX researchers in any way possible, and make it easy for other WILCOX researchers to find us. Having the archives password protected will do the opposite of that. And worse yet, will decrease the usage by members who SHOULD be able to access them quickly and easily. It's up to you. 1. Do we want the list archived? Yes No 2. Do we want a pass word? Yes No Ruth Davison List Manager ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088, Clearwater, BC Canada V0E 1N0 Please help support Internet Genealogy. Be a proud sponser of ROOTSWEB RootsWeb surname lists are funded *entirely* by you. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html