Hi Wilcox Researchers, Does anyone know the name Cummins Wilcox? I believe he lived in Tennessee in October of 1842. My guess is he then moved to Missouri as his daughter was married in Lawrence Co., MO in 1860. I plan to look at the Missouri census but ever since I have known this my husband has needed my care. He broke his pelvis the last week of September and I have been unable to leave him to go to a library. If you know anything at all about Cummins, I would appreciate the information. Liz Pierce

Are any of you finding a New Jersey connection to this or other Wilcox families. If so, I believe I may be able to help. Laird Wilcox

Time for me to jump in here with my two cents worth. My brick wall has been my great grandfather, John Dennis WILCOX. Born about 1819, he married Elizabeth S. ROCKWELL on February 29, 1851 in Lorain County. He was from Wellington, she was from Huntington, Ohio. They remained in Wellington until around 1855 when they moved to Indiana. John died March 17, 1869 in Knox Co., Indiana. Your posts have given me direction for further research. Thank you all, and happy holidays. Tom Miller Vicksburg, Michigan

Hi Maxine, When I started this research I expected to stop when I found a certain grgr-grandmother. Now I'm hooked and will keep looking no matter how long it takes.!!! Richelle

Some of the Wilcox's in this area are from the line of Isaac Wilcox to came to Stow Twp, Portage, now Summit Co, Ohio in 1809. Bob Strock -- Bob & Esther Strock, Dalton, OH. On the edge of Amish Country. Researching family history in Holmes, Medina, Stark, Summit, Wood, Wayne and other Counties of Ohio. Sponsor member of Rootsweb and listowner of Strock-L, Uhl-L, and Welday-L message lists. GenConnect Family Association boards: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Strock http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Uhl http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/w/e/WELDAY/queries

Do your Wilcoxes have Boone relatives? -----Original Message----- From: Tom B. Atkinson <tomjax@mediaone.net> To: WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, December 15, 2000 8:51 AM Subject: [WILCOX] Thomas Willcox/ Elizabeth Cole Descendants >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. >--------------5A858A0BB2998032228E1FD7 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I would like to hear from any of these folks, particularly the ones who eventually ended up in >NC and GA. >In searching the archives, i find very little reference to our family. >I am trying to help Ms Martha ALbertson compile this family and others who are willing to make >additions/corrections to the line as I have it . > >I would apprecitae hearing direct from anyone. >I descend from both John and thomas willcox, sons of Thomas Willcox and Winnifred Talley. >I am also unable to locate Gloria Holback who hosted several S Georgia counties. Her E-mail is >returned. >My gedcom is posted at: http://www.my-ged.com/atkinson/ >I have about 25 pages of cousins there. > >Other names include Frier, Byrd, Atkinson, Lott. >Please let me hear from you. >Also: tomjax@yahoo.com >--------------5A858A0BB2998032228E1FD7 >Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; > name="tomjax.vcf" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >Content-Description: Card for Tom B. Atkinson >Content-Disposition: attachment; > filename="tomjax.vcf" > >begin:vcard >n:Atkinson;Tom B >x-mozilla-html:FALSE >adr:;;;;;; >version:2.1 >email;internet:also tomjax@yahoo.com >fn:Tom B Atkinson >end:vcard > >--------------5A858A0BB2998032228E1FD7-- > > >==== 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 > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

What marvelous responses I've had! Thank you. My own Wilcox was Calvin married to Harriett Hubbard & settled in LaGrange. I have a great deal on them & glad to share. I know that an Ephriam came & did survey work before the area opened completely. He returned east & is probly the same Ephriam who later founded Wellington. A cousin tells me he is definitely related, I believe that. But can't find documentation, so far. If the Ephriam of Wellington is son of Rufus & Sally Adams then Then I have him listed, but no years or location, or family of his own. The Wilcox folk in Avon, I have none of those names listed. The search isn't finished yet. Right? Maxine

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------5A858A0BB2998032228E1FD7 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I would like to hear from any of these folks, particularly the ones who eventually ended up in NC and GA. In searching the archives, i find very little reference to our family. I am trying to help Ms Martha ALbertson compile this family and others who are willing to make additions/corrections to the line as I have it . I would apprecitae hearing direct from anyone. I descend from both John and thomas willcox, sons of Thomas Willcox and Winnifred Talley. I am also unable to locate Gloria Holback who hosted several S Georgia counties. Her E-mail is returned. My gedcom is posted at: http://www.my-ged.com/atkinson/ I have about 25 pages of cousins there. Other names include Frier, Byrd, Atkinson, Lott. Please let me hear from you. Also: tomjax@yahoo.com --------------5A858A0BB2998032228E1FD7 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="tomjax.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Tom B. Atkinson Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="tomjax.vcf" begin:vcard n:Atkinson;Tom B x-mozilla-html:FALSE adr:;;;;;; version:2.1 email;internet:also tomjax@yahoo.com fn:Tom B Atkinson end:vcard --------------5A858A0BB2998032228E1FD7--

Dear Joy, In an earlier post, I mentioned Ephraim Wilcox of Lorain County. He was one of the first settlers of Wellington Township. The information I have is from the book "The History of Lorain County" (p. 348) and it doesn't sound as though this is the same family. Ephraim Wilcox came with a group to survey the Western Reserve from Berkshire County, MA. He was born in 1791 and died 28 Aug 1835. Another Wilcox who settled in Lorain County came from Charlestown, Montgomery County, NY was Calvin Wilcox. He went to Wellington in 1825 and then settled in LaGrange in 1827. In 1837 he married Harriet Hubbard. This account is also in "The History of Lorain County" (p. 310). Richelle

Do you know where I can get more information on Ephriam Wilcox? I have two Ephriams, the first born in Bristol, Ma abt 1763 and his grandson Ephriam, born in Ostego, NY in abt 1813. I have great family records back to the first Ephriam and dead in the water before that. Any help appreciated Joy ----- Original Message ----- From: <Re5212@aol.com> To: <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 10:26 AM Subject: [WILCOX] Wilcox in Lorain co. Ohio > I am also trying to trace my Wilcox line who settled in Avon Township, Lorain > County. I don't know from which branch of the Wilcox family they are > descended. My ancestors were Oscar Wilcox b 1830 who married Lura Gillett. > They had 2 children, Horace b 1849 and Della. Horace married Mary Ann Ellson > and had 7 children: Bertha, Grace, William, Horace, Mabel, Ernest, Edna. > Grace and William were twins. Census records show there were Wilcoxes were > in Avon Township from at least 1840. > > Other Wilcoxes in Avon during that time were Leander, Daniel, Weedon (or > Weedom), John and Willis, but haven't yet been able to make any connection. > > An Ephraim Wilcox was one of the original land party who surveyed The > Connecticut Western Reserve. > > Any info at all would be appreciated. > Richelle > Parma, OH > > > ==== 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 > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > >

I am also trying to trace my Wilcox line who settled in Avon Township, Lorain County. I don't know from which branch of the Wilcox family they are descended. My ancestors were Oscar Wilcox b 1830 who married Lura Gillett. They had 2 children, Horace b 1849 and Della. Horace married Mary Ann Ellson and had 7 children: Bertha, Grace, William, Horace, Mabel, Ernest, Edna. Grace and William were twins. Census records show there were Wilcoxes were in Avon Township from at least 1840. Other Wilcoxes in Avon during that time were Leander, Daniel, Weedon (or Weedom), John and Willis, but haven't yet been able to make any connection. An Ephraim Wilcox was one of the original land party who surveyed The Connecticut Western Reserve. Any info at all would be appreciated. Richelle Parma, OH

Looking for Wilcox folk descended from William Wilcoxson of 1635, NewEngland, who came to Lorain co. Ohio. My line settled in LaGrange, that was Calvin Pardee Wilcox. I am reminded lately that Wellington was founded by a cousin of his - Ephriam Wilcox. So far I don't find proof of the connection. Is there anybody out there who fits either of these lines? Maxine Barnett in Lorain co.

Query: Does anyone have definite family information (parents and siblings) for Mary Catherine Wilcox, wife of Capt. Abraham Bledsoe the Long Hunter? I am trying to connect her with her family, but have no proof of lineage. Various accounts give her dates as b.1741-m.1787-d.1842 (all in Virginia). Related to this query are some notes I made on Abram's will, division of land, and a subsequent court case which mentions the Bittles and Eakins, the children of Abram and Mary Catherine. Yesterday I reread part of the History of Washington County, and Abraham Bledsoe's will (dated 4/06/1801- presented in court August 18 and September 15, 1801, recorded in Book 2, pp. 299-300 of Washington County, Virginia)and later court papers (1814-1815)that were filed as part of closing his estate. There are Willcoxes mentioned - George Willcox, (deceased), his heirs, George, John and Mary, and Peyton Willcox, who filed a petition. I'm assuming that these Willcoxes may be related to Abraham's wife, Mary Catherine Willcox Bledsoe. Could anyone provide proof? >From Probate Records of Washington County, Virginia, Will Book #2, Pages 299, 300: In the name of God Amen, I Abram Bledsoe of the County of Washington and Commonwealth of Virginia, being in a sick and low condition, but thank God sound in mind and memory do by these presence make and allow this to be my last will and testament. As for what worldly property I die possessed of I leave and bequeath in the manner following: The track of land I now live upon supposed to contain fifty acres more or less, likewise my two negroes viz Sall and Milly I leave to my wife Catherine during her life or widowhood. I also will and desire that my executors hereafter named having paid all my just debts and complied with my legal contracts the balance of my property to be at their discretion, I having full confidence in them that they will do justice and right. I desire that the tract of land above mentioned with the two negroes may be equally divided after my wife's death, a sgariage assigned my children or their heirs. And I do by these presence constitute and appoint my beloved wife Catherine and my son Abram Bledsoe executors of this my last will with the assistance of Edmond David. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 6th day of April 1801. A. Bledsoe (Seal) Signed Sealed and Pronounced In Presence of Jno Anderson, Elizabeth Parker,and Elizabeth Lloyd. Note: This will was proven in Court 18 August and 15 September 1801. It was recorded in Book 2, pp. 299-3000 Washington County, Virginia. In March of 1806, Washington County, Virginia Deeds, Abraham Bledsoe, exe. of Abraham Bledsoe, deceased, sold 100 acres of land to George Bittle of Washington County, Virginia, being part of 400 acres granted to Abraham Bledsoe (deceased) on 13 April 1798. Wit: Thomas Bledsoe, Jacob Sevier, John Anderson. 30 April 1798, Abraham received patent on 400 acres on the North Fork of Holston, Washington County, Virginia. (notes from Sharlene Bledsoe Herndon) Frm 1814/15, Scott County, Virginia Record Book #2, page 30: The document is not dated, but since Abraham Bledsoe, Jr. died 1814/15, and Scott County was formed 1814 from Lee, Washington and Russell, it must be from 1814/15. Census records which relate to the document below: 1810: Lee County and Russell County records lost. Washington County: James Eakins, Jacob Seever 1820: Scott County: p200 Peyton Wilcox, George Wilcox; p184, George Bittle, p198A Jacob Seaver, p187A Coleman Davidson. Document quoted: On motion for the attorney for the Commonwealth. Ordered that process issue on all the presentments of the grand jury made at this term according to law. Presenteth Jacob Seaver, Gentleman, Payton Wilcox, Compltff, vs George, John and Mary, heirs of George Wilcox, Dec'd. Abraham Bledsoe, Thomas Bledsoe, James Eakin and Theley his wife, George Bittle and Hetty his wife & Polly Bledsoe heirs and representatives of Abraham Bledsoe Dec'd, John Jacob and Daniel Wills, Goldman Davidson and Betsey his wife, Thomas Taylor and Nancy his wife, William Crew and Sally his wife heirs and representatives of Jacob Wills Dec'd Defts in Chancery. This day this cause comes on to be heard. On the bill answer of the defts. George Willcox, Goldman Davison, James Eakin, Thomas Bledsoe and George Bittle and other exhibits in the cause and Assignment in Counsel the : Equity of the Pltffs bill being Confessed by the answers filed in this cause and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that publication has been duly made according to the order of this Court against the absent defts and they not having files their answers according to the rule of this Court, the Court doth take the pltff. bill for confessed and doth adjudge order and decree the land mentioned in the plntffs. bill to the said complainant and the Court further being satisfied that the fee simple title of the said heirs &... [Note (from Banks McLaurin, Volume 3 of The Bledsoe Family in America, 1993) This document establishes the wife of Abraham Bledsoe as being a Willcox and also establishes the names of some of the children. Cynthia Bledsoe-Daley cbdaley@mgfairfax.rr.com 3101 Buccaneer Court #2 Fairfax, Virginia 22031-5001 (703) 385-7467 Fax (703) 385-9147 Cell (703) 969-1218

Geri, THANK YOU ,,,THANK YOU ,,,THANK YOU BIg help PAt

Hi List, I am looking for so help finding the parents of my ancestor Jabez Wilcox. I believe that he was born in CT where he married Dorcas Lounsbury, dau of Timothy & Hannah (French) Lounsbury. The Jabez Wilcox's later removed to Monroe County, New York and again to Portage County, Ohio. Jabez died in Portage county, Ohio. This has been a problem for a few year with no results - any help would be greatly appreciated. Dick Walker rhwalker@voyager.net

Geri, It looks like you have a lot of resources, so I will ask you and post this to the list (again). Gardner Wilcox (two of them) December 6, 1815: Gardner Wilcox and Nabby Eccleston (parents of Gardner N. Wilcox) were married in North Stonington, CT, per marriage announcement in Norwich Courier. (Also in that day's marriage announcements were Lucinda Eccleston (Nabby's sister), who married William Eccleston, and Park Woodward and who married (Persis?) Eccleston.) 1816? Griswold incorporated (Previously a part of Preston and possibly North Stonington). 1820 and 1822 censuses: Gardner Wilcox and Nabby Eccleston (daughter of Ichabod Eccleston and Ruth Geer) were living in Griswold. They don't appear in any other censuses. The 1820 census shows that they had two girls between the ages of 0-10 (Gardner wasn't born until 1825). Ruth Geer Eccleston (whose husband, Ichabod Eccleston, died in 1814) was also living in Griswold in the 1820 and 1822 censuses. 5/20/1825 Gardner Nelson Wilcox (maybe Nelson Gardner Wilcox) was born in New York (according to 1850 census and other sources). One source says he was born in Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY (other names for Nassau (named 1808; incorporated 1819): Philipstown (1806), (formed from 3 towns: Petersburg, Stephentown, Schodack), (other villages and hamlets: North/West/East Nassau, Hoag's Corner, Millers Corners, Brainerd, Alps). * Note: month and day of birth are exactly the same as Emeline's. One or the other may be incorrect. Gardner's gravestone says 5/20/1825. Emeline's is hard to read. Married 10/15/1848 Hannah Spicer, daughter of Eldredge Spicer and Lydia G. Stanton, born 4/22/1829 (age 19 - Gardner age 23). 7/19/1849 Josephine E. (Ellen?) Wilcox was born, died 10/11/1880. 1849 Gardner N. Wilcox bought land and blacksmith shop in Poquetanuck (#366A per booklet in Preston Library) previously owned by Joseph Tyler/Erastus T. Smith/Jonathan Brewster/John Harkness/Jonathan Pierce/Humphrey Avery/Walter Capron. When William G. Wilcox died in 1897, he had run the shop for 12 years and his father ran it for 38 years (per William's obituary). It was called the Stony Brook Carriage Works. 1850 Census Gardner Wilcox is living with Hannah Spicer and infant Ellen (Josephine?) Wilcox aged 10 months. 6/3/1858 Ervaett Wilcox born, died 7/8/1863. 9/16/1859 Hannah Spicer Wilcox died (age 30). 3-20-1861 Gardner N. Wilcox married Emmeline Spicer, Hannah's sister, born 5/20/1842 (age 20 - Gardner age 37), parents Eldredge Spicer and Lydia G. Stanton. 8/20/1862 William G. Wilcox was born ( parents Gardner and Emeline Wilcox). 7/8/1863 Ervaett, daughter of Hannah and Gardner died. 11/3/1864 _____ Wilcox (female) born, parents Gardner and Emmeline Wilcox 3/10/1866 Charles N. Wilcox was born and died 1/30/1867. 1866 Emeline Spicer Wilcox died (age 24), in Poquetanuck, CT. 1865 Beers map shows Blacksmith Shop and Carriage Shop, Est. owned by G. Wilcox, and on opposite side of the road further down on the water side, a house owned by G. Wilcox. Old photos and new photos of house prove that it is the first house (now green) on the left on the waterside of Route 2A as you leave Poquetanuck. A foundation may be seen that could be the sight of the blacksmith shop, but doesn't seem to match the photo we have of the blacksmith shop. 1868 Gardner N. Wilcox married Hattie E. Hall, born 9/18/1850 (age 18 - Gardner age 43), 12/17/1879 Hattie E. Hall Wilcox died (age 29) buried with infant son 5 weeks. 12/27/1883 Gardner N. Wilcox died (age 57) in Poquetanuck, CT. 5/3/1897 William G. Wilcox died (age 35). Gardner N. Wilcox had a half sister in Voluntown who married an Eccleston/Eggleston and whose grandson named Trail lived in or near Poquonock, CT about 1915 (per Frederic S. Wilcox). If anyone has any information about this line or suggestions of where to go next, I would appreciate it. I have been to CT many times to do research and plan to try the Nassau, Rensselaer, NY connection this Spring. My hunch is that this line descends from Edward Wilcox of RI. I had thought that this was the Gardner, son of Isaac Wilcox of Beekman, NY and Wilkes-Barre, PA area, who was born 1805 (no other info available), but that would have made him 10 years old when my Gardner was married in 1815 (I have proof of that now). Thanks. Marcia Richardson

In a message dated 12/9/00 5:41:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, Lady163083@aol.com writes: > Am just starting in genealogy and would > appreciate > any help. > Hi Pat welcome to the world of genealogy, which can take over your spare time in a second, but so well worth it. Sandra

Hi, "Wilcox/Wilcoxson Families of New England", by Martha Scott Osborne, Vol. 2, Pg. 800. Robert Wilcox, s/o Thomas & Sarah Ann (Lusk) Wilcox, b. 11 Jan. 1836 Mendon, Monroe Co., NY - d. 25 July 1912; m. ca. 1856, Adelia Gillet; m. 1881 Rosabelle Gillet; Res. Owosso, Shiawassee Co. MI; ch. by 1st. wife: Sarah Adelia, Anna Elizabeth, Thomas, Robert C. Susan Belle, Henry Lusk, William, Mabel Janet; ch. by 2nd. wife: Dewey E., Allen, W. Scott. Ref: Wilcox Excerpts Vol. 1, p. 23, Your Ancestors, Vol. 13, #3, pg. 1582. Pg. 915. Thomas Wilcox, s/o Robert & Rachel (Sherman), b. ca. 1805/10 White Creek, Washington Co., NY - d. 29 Mar. 1865; m. 25 Mar. 1835 Pittsford, Monroe Co., NY, Sarah Ann Lusk, b. 3 May 1810 - d. 10 Dec. 1841, d/o Stephen & Elizabeth (Kellogg) Lusk of Mendon, Monroe Co., NY; m. Chloe Lusk, b. 1 Sept. 1810 - d. 10 Aug. 1887 Pittsford, NY, sister of Sarah Ann Lusk. Ch: Robert, Sarah Ann. Ref: Excerpts, Vol. 1, pg. 23, Northfield on the Genesee pg. 219, Your Ancestors, Vol. 13, #3, pp. 1581, 1582. Pg. 799. Robert Wilcox, s/o William & Meribah (Tucker), b. 14 Feb. 1778 Dartmouth, Bristol Co., MA - d. 9 Oct. 1856 Washington Co., NY; m. Rachel Sherman, who d. 8 Mar. 1864; res. Cambridge & North White Creek, Washington Co., NY. Ch. Hepzibah, Meribah, Garrett, Wendell, Margaret, Doratus Dennis, Robert, Thomas, William. Ref. Dartmouth, VR, Pg. 303, NEH&GR, Oct. 1981, pg. 320, Wilcox Excerpts, vol. 1, pg. 22, Your Ancestors, Vol. 13, P. 1581. William Wilcox, s/o Jeremiah & Judith (Briggs), b. 23 May 1741 Dartmouth, MA ; m. 23 June 1767 Meribah Tucker d/o Capt. Henry & Elizabeth (Ricketson) Tucker, b. 24 May 1745. Ch: Sarah, Susannah, Eliphal, Robert, William, Jeffrey, Jeremiah, Abigail. Ref: Dartmouth VR, p. 549, NEH&GR. Oct. 1981, pg. 320, Wilcox Excerpts, Vol. 1, pg. 22, Rep. Men of Southeastern MA, Vol. 2, pg. 1081, Samuel Gorton Desc., pg. 613, Your Ancestors, Vol. 13, #1, pg. 1529, #3, pg. 1581. Vol. 1, Pg. 496. Jeremiah Wilcox, s/o Samuel & Mary (Wood), b. 14 Feb. 1788 Dartmouth, Bristol Co., MA - d. 1751; m. ca. 1708 Mary Smith; int. to m. 11 Feb. 1738 Judith Briggs, d/o William & Elizabeth (Fobes) Briggs, b. 27 May 1710 Little Compton, Newport Co., RI. Ch. by 1st. wife: Mary & Sarah; ch. by 2nd. wife: Samuel, William & Benjamin. Ref: Austin, pg. 423, Wilcox Excerpts, vol. 1, pp. 21 & 22, Rep. Men Of Southestern MA, Arnolds VR, Vol. 4, Pt. 5, pg. 71. Your ancestors, Vol. 13, #1, pg. 1529. Vol. 2., pg. 826. Samuel Wilcox, s/o Daniel [& Elizabeth (Cooke), b. ca. 1659 - d. before 9 June 1702; m. ca. 1682, Mary Wood d/o William & Mary (Earle) Wood, b. 1664 - d. [15 Dec. 1721 Newport, RI, buried in the Common Burial Ground, Newport, RI; she later married Thomas Mallett & John Sanford; res. Dartmouth, MA. Ch: Jeremiah, William, Jeremiah, Mary. Ref: Your andcestors, Vol. 10, #3, pg. 1244, Vol. 12, #4, pg. 1504, Vol. 14, #2, pg. 1657, Austin, pg. 423, NEH7GR Vol. 12, pg. 160, Gen. of RI Fam. Vol. 2, pg. 136, Torrey's Marriage rec. microfilm. Vol. 1, pg. 179. Daniel Wilcox s/o Edward & Susannah (Thompson) Wilcox, b. ca. 1734/35 - d. 2 July 1702 Tiverton, RI; m. 1st. Unknown, who d. before 1 Aug. 1861; m. 2nd. 28 Nov. 1661 Dartmouth, MA, recorded Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Elizabeth Cooke d/o John & Sarah (Warren) Cooke, , who d. 6 Dec. 1715 Tiverton, RI; res. Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI. Ch. by 1st. wife: Daniel, Samuel; ch. by 2nd. wife: Mary, Sarah, Stephen, John, Edward, Thomas, Lydia, Susannah, Judith, Job. [This is a Mayflower Line through John Cooke who came on the Mayflower with his father Francis Cooke & also through Sarah Warren who came with her parents Richard & Elizabeth (___) Warren. John Cooke s/o Francis & Hester (Mahieu) Cooke. Edward Wilcox was the s/o Daniel. I can't locate my information on who Susannah Thompson's parents were maybe someone on the list can help. The Gillet surname poss. came from Connecticut there was a large family there. Hope this has helped. Geri

Hi I was wondering if anyone has information on a Robert Wicox b. app 1834 he married Rosabella Gillet , they had 3 sons Dewey, Allen and W Scott all born in Michigan. W Scott was born 1886 in Bennington MI . He was my gr grandfather. Am just starting in genealogy and would appreciate any help. Thanks Pat Wilcox

>Date: Wed, 6 Dec 2000 10:22:22 -0800 >From: "Marlene Breti" <marlene@sk.sympatico.ca> >To: <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> >Subject: {not a subscriber} WILCOX/INGLESBY > >Has anyone got Dyer WILCOX and Hulda WILCOX in their family tree? Dyer is an uncle to Hulda. > >It is not so much the WILCOX lineage I need, but rather the lineage of Hulda WILCOX and her husband Caleb Drake INGLESBY. > >Caleb Drake Inglesby was born 7 Jun 1805 at Crown Point, NY, moving with his father and a sister to a farm in Norwich, Oxford co., Ont about 1831, where he lived for over 50 years. He was married 25 May 1833 to Huldah WILCOX, who was born 6 Dec 1809. Hulda and her uncle Dyer Wilcox had moved from NY to Canada. In 1881 Caleb sold his farm and moved to a suburban home which was called "Cedar Lawn Park" near Tilsonbury, where he died 9 Jul 1888, and his wife Hulda died 29 Jan 1895. > >If anyone has these names in their tree, then I might just be lucky enough to get information on Caleb Drake INGLESBY's mother, who was Sally Roxanna DRAKE, b 30 Dec 1770, NY. > >Dyer Wilcox also married into the Inglesby line - marrying Electa INGLESBY, who was a sister to Caleb Drake INGLESBY. > >Thank you so much for any information. > >Marlene - Canada > >