I am looking for any information on the following family: Giles Wilcox had by his second wife the following children: Johanna, Lucinda, we know Lucinda was born May 13, 1810 in New York State. Thomas Liffit, & Wilbur, both served in the war of 1812 Daniel and Samuel Thank you all for all your time and trouble. Karen

Hi Junie, If you run across Alexander J. b 1810 in GA or Walton W. Wilcox(Willcox) b1812 inGA. I am looking for their Parents. This is a brick wall for me. Don Reeves (hymech@aol.com)

Junie, what a wonderful offer. I am looking for Thomas Wilcox who married Thankful Barber about 1770-1775. In New Marlborough, MASS Thanks so much. Regards Donna Bray Braydon29@cs.com

Hi, i have two Wilcox books, is there anything i can look up for you ? Junie

June: You did not specify what books you have but if you can find time to look I would appreciate any information about a "William Willcocks b: 1744/5 d: 1801 in Nelson County, Kentucky" His wife's name was Phoebe or Phebe I thank you in advance for your assistance. Charley F. Wilcox

I just want to thank everyone for their advise. I do plan on getting a new computer some day soon (but I can't access Dell's inventory either due to my computer problems and I hate dealing with salespeople, but I will call them one day soon). I owned a new Compaq for 2 weeks, but it couldn't maintain an internet connection and took it back to the store after a $75 open box fee. Now I won't get a Compaq. I have tried to install AOL 5.0, but it requires Pentium, which I don't have. Thanks for listening to my frustration. I hope the websites realize the access problems also. Now back to genealogy!! Marcia Richardson

Richard: I, too, have had problems with Familysearch.com. It sometimes takes forever to get into it, and often I can't do it at all. I have a pentium 366, Windows 98 and AOL 6.0 and these don't seem to help. Familytreemaker.com is a vast commercial enterprise that appears to care less and less for their members and contributors. I love the software and find the company distasteful and disgusting, especially their telephone marketing activities. Laird Wilcox

yes, I've had the problems, my favorite website is the BATTERSON page by Jason coffin and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.....what is? Sandra

In response to problems with Ancestry.com on the SNYDER-L@rootsweb list... In the last 6 months, as websites have made changes, one by one I am losing the ability to use most of my favorite genealogy websites. Some I can't get into at all and others scroll so slowly that they are frustrating to use, and others throw domain security warning and shut my computer down. Because I don't have Pentium, I have to run AOL 4.0. This is a list of the genealogy websites I can't access properly any more: familysearch.org - can't get into at all any more familyhistory.com - domain security warnings and shut downs worldconnect.com - what is with that blue line?? and slow familytreemaker.com - scrolls very slowly and too much selling of cds genealogylibrary.com - opens with public screen vs. member screen ancestry.com - domain security warnings and shut downs These used to be great websites and I really miss them. Has anyone else had similar experiences?

Searching for information on the above .Mabel ws born Sept. 5 1882 and married a Colburn.Lila was born Jan.20 1884, nothing more known about her.They were children of George William Wilcox and Lavinia (Adair) Wilcox. Juanita

Does anyone know about a Wilcox who became an Admiral in the time of the War of 1812? Supposedly there is a monument ereced in R.I. in his nane. This just came to light as a family story so am wondering ----. Juanita

Wilcoxson-Wilcox, Webb and Meigs Families This book is now available for searching at GenealogyLibrary.com (which is $9.95/month to subscribe).

The book, Ivy Mills 1729-1866, Willcox and Allied Families, has just become available on GenealogyLibrary.com ($9.95/month). The whole book can be searched. It is about the Willcox family of Ivy Mills, PA and has genealogies from 1729 to 1866. It was written by Joseph Willcox in 1911. Marcia Richardson

>Date: Sun, 4 Feb 2001 16:16:30 -0800 >From: William Tracy <wtracy@snet.net> >To: Karen Krihwan <krihwan@ncinter.net> >CC: Ethel Winterhalter <elw@stargate.net>, Dorothy <MABMAPS@aol.com>, > WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: Giles Wilcox > >Karen Krihwan wrote: >> >> Hi Everyone, >> >> I found the following last night on Giles Wilcox, any help and correction >> would be of great help. >> >> Giles Wilcox Born October 4, 1781 in La Fayette, Onondaga, NY >> Died February 4, 1848 >> >> Parents - Isaac Wilcox and Deliverance Tuller. >> >> Married a Dinah Newell Born October 2o, 1783 and died February 25/28/1874 >> >> Children: >> Giles Jr. Wilcox, born 8//03, married Emily Phelps, April 1828 He died >> March 28, 1865 >> >> Timothy Wilcox Born March 28, 1806, Married Marie Phelps November 27, 1834 >> and he died January 1897 >> >> Angelana & Angelina Twins born on July 1, 1809 >> Angelana married Hannible Case on December 18, 1829 and died March 1, >> 1895 >> Angelina married James O. Case on October 23, 1828 died July 16, 1837 >> >> Thomas Newell Wilcox born September 2, 1812 >> Married Fannie Jane Hungerford on October 26, 1840 and died February 15, >> 1892 >> >> Harry Wilcox Born March 28, 1814, Married Margaret Degrundy on September 1, >> 1841 and died October 1862 >> >> Dinah Wilcox born May 27, 1817 Married Hannibal A. Case on January 24, 1839 >> EST Death 1845-1911 >> >> Rhoda Wilcox born August 18, 1819 married William Henry Wilcox on December >> 16, 1844, and died July 24, 1848 >> >> Norris Case Wilcox Born June 25, 1824 Married Charlotte Augusta Olds on >> December 31, 1850, second he married a Laura Ann D Posey and died March 6, >> 1893. >> >> As you can see there is still room for our >> >> Lucinda Wilcox born May 13, 1810 and married a Peter Ecker before 1825. >> >> Any help at all will be greatly appreciated >> >> Thank you >> Karen >Thank you for all the information There was alot theere I did not have. >I doubt that Giles was married before but I dont really know. Where did >you find Dinah's last name. She married Elijah Phelps in 1851 and >returned to Wi. Giles had gone to Wi but returned to Lafayette in poor >health I dont know if you have this information but this is what I have >Isaac Wilcox born Jan 18 1753 in Simsbury Ct. d Dec 29 1830 in Lafayette >NY married Deliverance Fuller b Aug 20 1751 chn Isaac,Enoch, Betsey, >Stwerling, Malinda and Giles >Isaac waas the so Of Ezra b 1702 in Simsbury Ct served in the >Revolutioary War died 1786 and is buried in Dyer Cemetery Canton, Ct >marker is readable he married Mary Humphrey and had chn Isaac and Lucy >Deliverance was the daughter of Isaac Fuller b Apr 24 1720 and died 1806 >married to Phebe Case who born May 16 1728 in Simsbury Ct d Nov 6 1799 >in Simsbury Ct Isaac was the son of James Case b Mar 12 1689 dSep 26 >1759 in Simsbury married Esther Fithian b 1701 James was the son of >William James Case b Jul 5 1655 in Windsor Ct d Mar 31 1700 in Simsbury >married Esthe5r Holcomb b apr 4 1670 in Simsbury Ct William was the son >of John Case b 1616 Gravesend Kent Eng d Feb 21 1701 in Windsor Ct >marries Sarah Spencer b 1636 in Hartford Ct d Nov 3 1691 Windsor Ct John >was the son of John Case b 1591 d in Simsbury marries Elizabeth Purchase >b 1595 Gravesend kent Eng Elizabeth Holcomb daughteer of Joshua b sep 27 >1640 in Windsor Ct a AUg 17 1690 in Simsbury Ct married Ruth Stanwood b >1663 in Ct had chn Ruth 1664 Thomas 1666Sarah 1668 Elizabeth Apr 4 1670 >Joshua 16721 Deborah 1674 Mary 1876 Mindwell 1678 Hannah 1680 Moses 1686 >Hope this helps any correctonsor additions will be appreciated. I can go >further back if you wish waiting to hear from you Ann > >

http://www.webspawner.com/users/oldjacksonvillega/ this is a link to a series written by Juliam WIlliams and includes much history of General Mark Willcox in the south central Georgia area. I would like to hear from anyone in the line of Thomas Willcox. tom b atkinson

Is anyone researching Ovil WILCOX, son of Sadoce WILCOXSON and Roxey HAYES? Ovil b. 3 Mar 1790, Grandy, Hardford Co., CT; d. 2 Jan 1862; m. Granville, MA, 23 Sep 1816 to Orpha WRIGHT; children: Richardson, Saphronia, Roxey, James, Augustin, Eliza Ann. I am interested in Ovil's son Richardson. I want to know whether this is the same man as Richardson WILCOX who lived in Philadelphia from 1840's and 1850's, lived in Baltimore in 1865, and married Mary Jane GOSSLER, daughter of John and Mary GOSSLER of Philadelphia. -Allen Farquhar, San Diego

<A HREF="http://www.familyorigins.com/users/w/i/l/Clifford-A-Wilcox/FAMO1-0001/index.htm">Descendants of William Wilcoxson of Stratford, Connecticut</A>

Hi Charley, I will keep a look out for your William Wilcox/Willcocks. Have any idea where he was born or living? Thank you got the good wishes and the very same to you. we all need some good days once in awhile. Thank you. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: CFW-MAIL <wilcox@mail.dancris.com> To: <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 7:02 PM Subject: Re: [WILCOX] Giles Wilcox > Karen: > I am at a dead end with my William Willcocks/Wilcox born 1744/5. > So when ever I see a post for a Wilcox born in the mid 1700's; I ask if > your ancestor had a brother named William??? > Have a good day to-day and a better day to-morrow and Happy Hunting. > > Charley F. Wilcox > > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > WILCOX Family Mail List Archives: > courtesy of Rootsweb, our gracious host! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Just type in the mail list's name: WILCOX > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html >

Karen: His Rev War Records place him in Virginia June 1782 (Received final pay) - there in a Court Order for Nelson County made in 1782 in Lincoln County - ordering up to 300 acres to 40-50 people who could not afford to buy land - He appears on the Tax Rolls from 1784 to 1801 when he died. A cousin of mine in California says William Wilcox (3rd a grandson of Old William) stated on the 1880 Census of Cass County, MO. that his father Ezra (Old William's son) was born in NJ. These are the only clues we have as to his origin - I would appreciate your remembering me when ever you see a Willcocks who was born in the mid 1700's. Old William in a deposition given to Nelson County Court in 1799 said he was about 55 years old thus we think he was born ca 1744-45. Not too much for the last ten years is it?? Have a good day to-day and a better day to-morrow and Happy Hunting. Charley F. Wilcox

Just found new information that Nabby Eccleston/Eggleston, who married Gardner Wilcox/Willcox, later married Richard D. Robbins and lived in Voluntown, CT. Richard and Abby had a daughter, Esther Robbins who married James Trail. Also found out that Nabby/Abby's brother, AmoNabby/Abby/Abigail Eccleston/Eggleston Wilcox/Willcox RobbinsCT/NYs Eggleston, lived and died in Cazenovia, NY. He died in 1849, age 53 and is buried there. He had a wife. I'm trying to find out if it's possible that my GGGrandfather, Gardner Nelson Wilcox (son of Nabby and Gardner Wilcox) was born in Cazenovia, NY. I know he was born in NY, but where? Maybe Abby was visiting her brother in Cazenovia when Gardner was born. Looking for more information or advice. Marcia Richardson