On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 20:30:14 -0500, you wrote: >To: [email protected] >Subject: RE: [WILSON-L] MARRIAGE LOOKUPS>ky >From: "SimplySouth" <[email protected]> >Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 20:30:14 -0500 > >Dear Nadine, > >Would you please check for a > >1] a HOGARTH marriage in KY prior to 1810 ........ >this group left SC and went to seek land opportunities along with some of >the THOMPSON's and BROWNINGS...... Charotte Hogarth m.John Ackis 19Aug 1802 SC E.P.L. Hogarth m. Rachel Woodard 17June1830 Campbell,KY Jesse Wilson m. Susannah Huffstuttler 20May1817 Bourbom KY Jesse Wilson m.Joan Logan 29April 1800 Franklin KY Jesse Wilson m.Sarah Quithomas 23July 1793 Jefferson KY Jesse Wilson m.Mary Pinkerman 23 May 1810 Madison KY Jesse Wilson m.Nancy Doty 30July1815 Pendleton KY Jesse G. Wilson m.Anne McConnell 1 Oct 1828 Woodford KY >2] a HOGARTH and possible Hulda BROWNING marriage c. 1828 in KY..... > >3] a JESSE WILSON marriage in KY prior to 1826....... Nadine

Dear Nadine, Would you please check for a 1] a HOGARTH marriage in KY prior to 1810 ........ this group left SC and went to seek land opportunities along with some of the THOMPSON's and BROWNINGS...... 2] a HOGARTH and possible Hulda BROWNING marriage c. 1828 in KY..... 3] a JESSE WILSON marriage in KY prior to 1826....... Thank you, Deborah -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 2:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [WILSON-L] MARRIAGE LOOKUPS>ky List, Will do marriage lookups in KY-1720-1926 Nadine ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== List Admin [email protected] ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 16:22:49 -0500, you wrote: >William Wilson married to Sarah/Sallie Summerfield ( Both born Ca 1780 in Botetourt or Bedford Counties). They were probably married Ca 1810 in same counties. >Al Friedel >Cincinnati, OH I didn't find that wilson -summerville marriage I'm beginning to think some of these people just saud I marry you three times and they were married.<.grin> Nadine

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 16:22:49 -0500, you wrote: >Will you please look up Younger Hardwick (B: Ca 1750 VA: Bedford, >Montgomery or Halifax counties). >(Note: There is also a son Thomas Younger Hardwick (B: Ca 1795 VA: Montgomery County. His wives were > Eady Hardwick and Rebecca Kinser. Marriages were in 1818 and 1828.) Younger Hardwick m.Eady Hardwick 9May1818 Halifax,VA Younger Hardwick m. Susannah Kinser 3 July 1828 Montgomery Co.,VA I didn't find a Thomas. Nadine

Nadine Will you please look up Younger Hardwick (B: Ca 1750 VA: Bedford, Montgomery or Halifax counties). (Note: There is also a son Thomas Younger Hardwick (B: Ca 1795 VA: Montgomery County. His wives were Eady Hardwick and Rebecca Kinser. Marriages were in 1818 and 1828.) You looked-up the following in LA without success. Will you please check VA: William Wilson married to Sarah/Sallie Summerfield ( Both born Ca 1780 in Botetourt or Bedford Counties). They were probably married Ca 1810 in same counties. THANKS SO MUCH! Al Friedel Cincinnati, OH On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 11:27:31 -0600, [email protected] wrote: >�Land,Probate,Marriage �1639 -1850

List, Will do marriage lookups in KY-1720-1926 Nadine

Okay now that we have everyone putting in their Wilson line I want to put this one in. John Wilson B. 22 Apr 1770 Where we don't know for sure D 31 March 1824 I think in Ohio Married on 28th of Nov 1793 in Caroline Co., Maryland Sarah Charles B. 25 April 1775 in Caroline Co., Maryland D. 24 Oct 1814 in Ohio Children was : 1. James WILSON ::: John WILSON was born 1795 in Maryland and migrated to Pickaway County, Ohio with his parents in the 1810s. I believe his father's name was James. I know nothing about his mother other than there was a "Widdow Wilson" in Walnut Township of Pickaway County, in 1831; and I have two photographs of his mother, probably copies of daguerreotypes taken in the 1840s. 2. Robert S. Wilson: born 1 Feb 1798 in Maryland dead on 5 Jul 1875 in Ohio 3. Nathaniel Wilson born in 1805 in Virgina There are two other possible siblings: James WILSON, Jr.; married 1st Mary WARD, 1820 in Pickaway County; 2nd Era BYERLY, 1825 in Pickaway County; and Dorcas WILSON, married William MORRIS (Rachel MORRIS' brother) in 1818 in Pickaway County. Is it possible that the "Widdow WILSON" mentioned in the 1831 Walnut Township tax list could have been Sarah CHARLES (born 1775 in Maryland), a member of the Nicholite Quaker sect who married James WILSON, November 28, 1793 in Caroline County, Maryland? Can anyone out there help me with finding James and Sarah parents. Sincerely Donna [email protected]

great--i show rezin b wilson born 4-25-1830-d 8-7-1865-unmarried-held offices in bigelow masonic lodge # 28--of philippi 1852-1854--show he died in state of new york-no details on his death--re sarah agree w/3 marriages & names-1st in 1847-2nd-1870-last one in 1894-no record of children-- i have a partial listing of the marriages etc of the william-sarah marriage-12 in all- kids names-i have--in order of birth-isaiah-1810-1891-asher 1812-1813--edwin--1814-1816-anna mariah-1820-1880-lewis-1818-??-albert-1820-1855--alpheus--1822--???daniel-1824-1858-sarah jane-1826--?? granger---1828-1850-- rezin --1830-1865 & the last being engerius--1832-1852 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Al and Brenda" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 8:56 PM Subject: [WILSON-L] Correction - William Friend Wilson > Correction - Barbour County census (became Upshur Co. in 1851) > > Hello cousin Ed, > I found my proof. > William Friend Wilson had a son Rezin B. Wilson. On the 1850 Upshur Co. > census, Rezin B. Wilson is the only child still at home. He is a Doctor. > My G-G-grandfather Daniel Wilson lives two houses away with son James L. > Wilson who goes to Webster Co. WV > Al Wilson > > From: > http://www.electricscotland.com/history/world/bios/wilson_winfield.htm > > (William F. Wilson married Jane Booth, daughter of Daniel Booth, who > lived on Bill's Creek. Their children were: Isaiah, Asher, Almond, > Maria, Lewis, Albert, Daniel, Granger, Alpheus, Sarah Jane, Rezin B. and > Eugenus. The daughter Sarah Jane was three times married, her husbands > being William M. Simpson, Henson L. Yoke and Sabeus Maine.) > > from: > http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/va/barbour/1850/pg0097a.txt > > 2 1406 1406 Wilson Wm F. 63 M . Blacksmith > 8,000 V'a . . . . . > 3 1406 1406 Wilson Jane 60 F . . > . Va . . X . . > 4 1406 1406 Wilson Rezin B. 21 M . Physician > . Va . . . . . > 5 1407 1407 Seay Thos E. 28 M . Bricklayer > . Va . . . . . > 6 1407 1407 Seay Rebecca Ann 18 F . . > . Va . . . . . > 7 1407 1407 Seay Sarah T. 3 F . . > . Va . . . . . > 8 1407 1407 Seay Alfred E. C. 5/12 M . . > . Va . . . . . > 9 1407 1407 Seay Susan 57 F . . > . Va . . . . . > 10 1408 1408 Wilson Dan'l 26 M . Clerk > 1,600 Ohio . . . . Va written in and > crossed out > 11 1408 1408 Wilson Naomi 24 F . . > . V'a . . . . . > 12 1408 1408 Wilson Fredk E. 4 M . . > . Va . . . . . > 13 1408 1408 Wilson James L. 2 M . . > . Va > > > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== > How to unsubscribe from list. > e-mail to [email protected] > unsubscribe in message. > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >

not familiar with the german dna strain--the folks from germany along with couple zillion other's from central europe-british isles etc -ie largest group are R1b--i'am in that group--have 115 marches at 12-none at 25 marker's---check out the wilson website at www.familytreedna.com----- gives a good summary of the groups--R1b et al---maps etc--- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 5:12 PM Subject: [WILSON-L] Wilson thought to be German "Wolfson" Or "Wulfson" > The version I heard was that Wilson came from a famous William Gunn. His > son called himself Willson. Over time the name was shortened. > The German part may still come into play. I have recently seen where > Scottish Wilson's who have be extensively DNA tested showed a German > strain > of DNA. Gunn has commonly been thought short for Gunnar from Viking days. > Now theory is leaning that the Picts (from which Gunn's descended) may > have > a good deal of German blood. You can google up Scottish sites to check > out > this info. > > Mark Wilson > Charlotte, NC > > > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== > Be sure and check out www.rootsweb.com > Archives of this list and other list. > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >

Correction - Barbour County census (became Upshur Co. in 1851) Hello cousin Ed, I found my proof. William Friend Wilson had a son Rezin B. Wilson. On the 1850 Upshur Co. census, Rezin B. Wilson is the only child still at home. He is a Doctor. My G-G-grandfather Daniel Wilson lives two houses away with son James L. Wilson who goes to Webster Co. WV Al Wilson From: http://www.electricscotland.com/history/world/bios/wilson_winfield.htm (William F. Wilson married Jane Booth, daughter of Daniel Booth, who lived on Bill's Creek. Their children were: Isaiah, Asher, Almond, Maria, Lewis, Albert, Daniel, Granger, Alpheus, Sarah Jane, Rezin B. and Eugenus. The daughter Sarah Jane was three times married, her husbands being William M. Simpson, Henson L. Yoke and Sabeus Maine.) from: http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/va/barbour/1850/pg0097a.txt 2 1406 1406 Wilson Wm F. 63 M . Blacksmith 8,000 V'a . . . . . 3 1406 1406 Wilson Jane 60 F . . . Va . . X . . 4 1406 1406 Wilson Rezin B. 21 M . Physician . Va . . . . . 5 1407 1407 Seay Thos E. 28 M . Bricklayer . Va . . . . . 6 1407 1407 Seay Rebecca Ann 18 F . . . Va . . . . . 7 1407 1407 Seay Sarah T. 3 F . . . Va . . . . . 8 1407 1407 Seay Alfred E. C. 5/12 M . . . Va . . . . . 9 1407 1407 Seay Susan 57 F . . . Va . . . . . 10 1408 1408 Wilson Dan'l 26 M . Clerk 1,600 Ohio . . . . Va written in and crossed out 11 1408 1408 Wilson Naomi 24 F . . . V'a . . . . . 12 1408 1408 Wilson Fredk E. 4 M . . . Va . . . . . 13 1408 1408 Wilson James L. 2 M . . . Va

Hello cousin Ed, I found my proof. William Friend Wilson had a son Rezin B. Wilson. On the 1850 Upshur Co. census, Rezin B. Wilson is the only child still at home. He is a Doctor. My G-G-grandfather Daniel Wilson lives two houses away with son James L. Wilson who goes to Webster Co. WV Al Wilson From: http://www.electricscotland.com/history/world/bios/wilson_winfield.htm (William F. Wilson married Jane Booth, daughter of Daniel Booth, who lived on Bill's Creek. Their children were: Isaiah, Asher, Almond, Maria, Lewis, Albert, Daniel, Granger, Alpheus, Sarah Jane, Rezin B. and Eugenus. The daughter Sarah Jane was three times married, her husbands being William M. Simpson, Henson L. Yoke and Sabeus Maine.) from: http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/va/barbour/1850/pg0097a.txt 2 1406 1406 Wilson Wm F. 63 M . Blacksmith 8,000 V'a . . . . . 3 1406 1406 Wilson Jane 60 F . . . Va . . X . . 4 1406 1406 Wilson Rezin B. 21 M . Physician . Va . . . . . 5 1407 1407 Seay Thos E. 28 M . Bricklayer . Va . . . . . 6 1407 1407 Seay Rebecca Ann 18 F . . . Va . . . . . 7 1407 1407 Seay Sarah T. 3 F . . . Va . . . . . 8 1407 1407 Seay Alfred E. C. 5/12 M . . . Va . . . . . 9 1407 1407 Seay Susan 57 F . . . Va . . . . . 10 1408 1408 Wilson Dan'l 26 M . Clerk 1,600 Ohio . . . . Va written in and crossed out 11 1408 1408 Wilson Naomi 24 F . . . V'a . . . . . 12 1408 1408 Wilson Fredk E. 4 M . . . Va . . . . . 13 1408 1408 Wilson James L. 2 M . . . Va

The version I heard was that Wilson came from a famous William Gunn. His son called himself Willson. Over time the name was shortened. The German part may still come into play. I have recently seen where Scottish Wilson's who have be extensively DNA tested showed a German strain of DNA. Gunn has commonly been thought short for Gunnar from Viking days. Now theory is leaning that the Picts (from which Gunn's descended) may have a good deal of German blood. You can google up Scottish sites to check out this info. Mark Wilson Charlotte, NC

Ed Are you from William Friends line? Al Wilson -----Original Message----- From: edwilson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 4:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [WILSON-L] William Friend Wilson in Barbour Co. came up with a probably connection--show capt daniel wilson-1 st wife-naomi reger- 5 children --second wife-uk-6 children--no dates on any thus far but-names are---in sequence of listing which to me birth order-1 st wife- 1) lewis 2) lloyd 3) rose 4) dora--married j rush hall-1 son 5) luria 2nd wife-children are 6) emeranda 7) delphia 8) edna 9) clarence 10) fred 11) james l ----- Original Message ----- From: "Al and Brenda" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 11:01 AM Subject: [WILSON-L] William Friend Wilson in Barbour Co. > Hello Ed > Please follow me with my theory. > On the 1850 Barbour Co. census there is William F. Wilson age 63 and > wife Jane age 60 living 2 houses away from Daniel Wilson, wife Naomi, > son Frederick age 4, and son James L, age 2. > > Barbour Co. is formed from Harrison, Lewis, and Randolph Counties March > 3, 1843. > In 1851 Upshur Co. is formed from Barbour Co. James L. Wilson is there > in 1860 and 1870. Then James moves in with Isabelle Lee's family in > Webster Co. This traces James pretty good so far. > Now back to William F. Wilson. > The William Wilson line goes as William Sr. married Elizabeth Blackburn, > son William Jr.(brother of Col. Benjamin Payne) married Sarah Friend, > son William Friend Wilson b. 1787 married Jane Booth b.1790. > William Friend Wilson was in Barbour Co. The ages match to the William > F. and Jane on the 1850 Barbour Co. census. See where I'm at? > Below is part of the 1850 Barbour Co. census. The house numbers show how > close they lived to each other. > > It is known that William Friend Wilson gave the land to build the Court > House that would become the County Seat of Barbour Co.. He acquired the > land from Daniel Booth. I think his father in Law. Son Daniel Wilson, > James' father, would be named for Daniel Booth. > > What I need to do is document this theory. > Al Wilson > > http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/va/barbour/1850/pg0097a.txt > LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. > VAL. BIRTHPLACE > 2 1406 1406 Wilson Wm F. 63 M . Blacksmith > 8,000 V'a . . . . . > 3 1406 1406 Wilson Jane 60 F . . > . Va . . X . . > 4 1406 1406 Wilson Rezin B. 21 M . Physician > . Va > > 10 1408 1408 Wilson Dan'l 26 M . Clerk > 1,600 Ohio . . . . > Va written in and crossed out > 11 1408 1408 Wilson Naomi 24 F . . > . V'a . . . . . > 12 1408 1408 Wilson Fredk E. 4 M . . > . Va . . . . . > 13 1408 1408 Wilson James L. 2 M . . > . Va . . . . . > http://www.polsci.wvu.edu/wv/Barbour/barhistory.html > > "...The first meeting of the Barbour County court was > held on April 3, 1843 at William F. Wilson's home. The > county's justices of the peace elected Lair D. Morrall > county clerk. The next order of business was to > nominate a sheriff for referral to the governor. By > tradition, the sheriff was whoever had served as a > Justice of the Peace the longest. However, it was not > clear if Isaac Booth or Joseph McCoy had served the > longest as a Justice of the Peace. An election was > held, and Joseph McCoy was recommended to the Governor > for appointment..." > > "...Philippi was named the Barbour County seat by the > Act that created the county on March 3, 1843. However, > the city had existed for a long time before that. The > land where the city is now located was originally > called "Anglin's Ford," after the land's owner, > William Anglin. No record has been found of William > Anglin before 1789, but it is very likely that he > lived in the area as early as 1783 or 1784. The land > came into the possession of Daniel Booth around 1800. > He had lived in the area since about 1787. After he > gained possession of the land, it became known as > "Booth's Ferry." The town's current name, Philippi, > was established by the Act forming the county. By that > time, the land was owned by William F. Wilson. The > county court was to be built on two acres of land that > would be bought from, or donated by, Mr. Wilson. The > intent was to build the courthouse near the ferry, > thus giving "convenient and easy access to the water." > > "...Philippi was named in honor of the same Philip > Pendleton Barbour that the county was named after. The > town was originally called Phillippa, a Latinized > version of Philip. However, because of > misunderstandings and misspellings, the town came to > be known as Philippi. The city was incorporated on > February 1, 1871 by an act of the Legislature..." > > > > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== > No political statements to this list. > No religious statements. > You will be banned from list. > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== List Admin [email protected] ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

I know that my G-grandfather James Lee Wilson was in Webster Co. WV. in 1880 living with his in-laws, the Lee family. I thought that the James L. Wilson in 1850 Barbour Co, 1860-1870 Upshur was my G-grandfather. I now am sure of it. I check the 1870 Upshur Co. census and find the Lee family. I'm sure this ties me from James L. Wilson, son of Daniel Wilson, son of William Friend Wilson, son of William Wilson Jr., son of William Wilson Sr. (father of Colonel Benjamin Wilson). I need help with finding Wills of these men. This is the 1870 Upshur Co. census http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/wv/upshur/1870/indx-l.txt 352b 2 Lee David 35 New York pg0350a.txt 352b 3 Lee Mary 38 Ireland pg0350a.txt 352b 4 Lee Elizabeth 16 Pennsylvania pg0350a.txt 352b 5 Lee Isabelle 14 Pennsylvania pg0350a.txt 352b 6 Lee William 12 Pennsylvania pg0350a.txt 352b 7 Lee Harman 11 Pennsylvania pg0350a.txt 352b 8 Lee George 10 Pennsylvania pg0350a.txt 352b 9 Lee Clara 6 Pennsylvania pg0350a.txt 352b 10 Lee Thomas 4 West Virginia pg0350a.txt 352b 11 Lee Sherman 2 West Virginia pg0350a.txt The 1880 Webster Co. Census has: (James is listed on the 1900 and 1910 Webster Co. census records as James L. Wilson) Lee David 44 Mary 48 wife William H. 23 Harmon 20 George 19 Clara 16 Thomas 13 Sherman 12 Wilson James 30 son in law Bell 25 daughter John A. 4 grandchild Delia 3 " Erie 11/12 "

no --from archibald--1749-1814--william jr's brother--but if you or any other male surname wilson who can blood relate each other-eg-yr brother's-uncle-sons-nephew's et al will take a 25 marker dna test --only need one so a connection to the original william 1722-1801 can be made ----- Original Message ----- From: "Al and Brenda" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 3:58 PM Subject: RE: [WILSON-L] William Friend Wilson in Barbour Co. > Ed > Are you from William Friends line? > Al Wilson > > -----Original Message----- > From: edwilson [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 4:28 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [WILSON-L] William Friend Wilson in Barbour Co. > > came up with a probably connection--show capt daniel wilson-1 st > wife-naomi > reger- 5 children --second wife-uk-6 children--no dates on any thus far > but-names are---in sequence of listing which to me birth order-1 st > wife- > 1) lewis > 2) lloyd > 3) rose > 4) dora--married j rush hall-1 son > 5) luria > 2nd wife-children are > 6) emeranda > 7) delphia > 8) edna > 9) clarence > 10) fred > 11) james l > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Al and Brenda" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 11:01 AM > Subject: [WILSON-L] William Friend Wilson in Barbour Co. > > >> Hello Ed >> Please follow me with my theory. >> On the 1850 Barbour Co. census there is William F. Wilson age 63 and >> wife Jane age 60 living 2 houses away from Daniel Wilson, wife Naomi, >> son Frederick age 4, and son James L, age 2. >> >> Barbour Co. is formed from Harrison, Lewis, and Randolph Counties > March >> 3, 1843. >> In 1851 Upshur Co. is formed from Barbour Co. James L. Wilson is there >> in 1860 and 1870. Then James moves in with Isabelle Lee's family in >> Webster Co. This traces James pretty good so far. >> Now back to William F. Wilson. >> The William Wilson line goes as William Sr. married Elizabeth > Blackburn, >> son William Jr.(brother of Col. Benjamin Payne) married Sarah Friend, >> son William Friend Wilson b. 1787 married Jane Booth b.1790. >> William Friend Wilson was in Barbour Co. The ages match to the William >> F. and Jane on the 1850 Barbour Co. census. See where I'm at? >> Below is part of the 1850 Barbour Co. census. The house numbers show > how >> close they lived to each other. >> >> It is known that William Friend Wilson gave the land to build the > Court >> House that would become the County Seat of Barbour Co.. He acquired > the >> land from Daniel Booth. I think his father in Law. Son Daniel Wilson, >> James' father, would be named for Daniel Booth. >> >> What I need to do is document this theory. >> Al Wilson >> >> > http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/va/barbour/1850/pg0097a.txt >> LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. >> VAL. BIRTHPLACE >> 2 1406 1406 Wilson Wm F. 63 M . Blacksmith >> 8,000 V'a . . . . . >> 3 1406 1406 Wilson Jane 60 F . . >> . Va . . X . . >> 4 1406 1406 Wilson Rezin B. 21 M . Physician >> . Va >> >> 10 1408 1408 Wilson Dan'l 26 M . Clerk >> 1,600 Ohio . . . . >> Va written in and crossed out >> 11 1408 1408 Wilson Naomi 24 F . . >> . V'a . . . . . >> 12 1408 1408 Wilson Fredk E. 4 M . . >> . Va . . . . . >> 13 1408 1408 Wilson James L. 2 M . . >> . Va . . . . . >> http://www.polsci.wvu.edu/wv/Barbour/barhistory.html >> >> "...The first meeting of the Barbour County court was >> held on April 3, 1843 at William F. Wilson's home. The >> county's justices of the peace elected Lair D. Morrall >> county clerk. The next order of business was to >> nominate a sheriff for referral to the governor. By >> tradition, the sheriff was whoever had served as a >> Justice of the Peace the longest. However, it was not >> clear if Isaac Booth or Joseph McCoy had served the >> longest as a Justice of the Peace. An election was >> held, and Joseph McCoy was recommended to the Governor >> for appointment..." >> >> "...Philippi was named the Barbour County seat by the >> Act that created the county on March 3, 1843. However, >> the city had existed for a long time before that. The >> land where the city is now located was originally >> called "Anglin's Ford," after the land's owner, >> William Anglin. No record has been found of William >> Anglin before 1789, but it is very likely that he >> lived in the area as early as 1783 or 1784. The land >> came into the possession of Daniel Booth around 1800. >> He had lived in the area since about 1787. After he >> gained possession of the land, it became known as >> "Booth's Ferry." The town's current name, Philippi, >> was established by the Act forming the county. By that >> time, the land was owned by William F. Wilson. The >> county court was to be built on two acres of land that >> would be bought from, or donated by, Mr. Wilson. The >> intent was to build the courthouse near the ferry, >> thus giving "convenient and easy access to the water." >> >> "...Philippi was named in honor of the same Philip >> Pendleton Barbour that the county was named after. The >> town was originally called Phillippa, a Latinized >> version of Philip. However, because of >> misunderstandings and misspellings, the town came to >> be known as Philippi. 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came up with a probably connection--show capt daniel wilson-1 st wife-naomi reger- 5 children --second wife-uk-6 children--no dates on any thus far but-names are---in sequence of listing which to me birth order-1 st wife- 1) lewis 2) lloyd 3) rose 4) dora--married j rush hall-1 son 5) luria 2nd wife-children are 6) emeranda 7) delphia 8) edna 9) clarence 10) fred 11) james l ----- Original Message ----- From: "Al and Brenda" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 11:01 AM Subject: [WILSON-L] William Friend Wilson in Barbour Co. > Hello Ed > Please follow me with my theory. > On the 1850 Barbour Co. census there is William F. Wilson age 63 and > wife Jane age 60 living 2 houses away from Daniel Wilson, wife Naomi, > son Frederick age 4, and son James L, age 2. > > Barbour Co. is formed from Harrison, Lewis, and Randolph Counties March > 3, 1843. > In 1851 Upshur Co. is formed from Barbour Co. James L. Wilson is there > in 1860 and 1870. Then James moves in with Isabelle Lee's family in > Webster Co. This traces James pretty good so far. > Now back to William F. Wilson. > The William Wilson line goes as William Sr. married Elizabeth Blackburn, > son William Jr.(brother of Col. Benjamin Payne) married Sarah Friend, > son William Friend Wilson b. 1787 married Jane Booth b.1790. > William Friend Wilson was in Barbour Co. The ages match to the William > F. and Jane on the 1850 Barbour Co. census. See where I'm at? > Below is part of the 1850 Barbour Co. census. The house numbers show how > close they lived to each other. > > It is known that William Friend Wilson gave the land to build the Court > House that would become the County Seat of Barbour Co.. He acquired the > land from Daniel Booth. I think his father in Law. Son Daniel Wilson, > James' father, would be named for Daniel Booth. > > What I need to do is document this theory. > Al Wilson > > http://ftp.us-census.org/pub/usgenweb/census/va/barbour/1850/pg0097a.txt > LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. > VAL. BIRTHPLACE > 2 1406 1406 Wilson Wm F. 63 M . Blacksmith > 8,000 V'a . . . . . > 3 1406 1406 Wilson Jane 60 F . . > . Va . . X . . > 4 1406 1406 Wilson Rezin B. 21 M . Physician > . Va > > 10 1408 1408 Wilson Dan'l 26 M . Clerk > 1,600 Ohio . . . . > Va written in and crossed out > 11 1408 1408 Wilson Naomi 24 F . . > . V'a . . . . . > 12 1408 1408 Wilson Fredk E. 4 M . . > . Va . . . . . > 13 1408 1408 Wilson James L. 2 M . . > . Va . . . . . > http://www.polsci.wvu.edu/wv/Barbour/barhistory.html > > "...The first meeting of the Barbour County court was > held on April 3, 1843 at William F. Wilson's home. The > county's justices of the peace elected Lair D. Morrall > county clerk. The next order of business was to > nominate a sheriff for referral to the governor. By > tradition, the sheriff was whoever had served as a > Justice of the Peace the longest. However, it was not > clear if Isaac Booth or Joseph McCoy had served the > longest as a Justice of the Peace. An election was > held, and Joseph McCoy was recommended to the Governor > for appointment..." > > "...Philippi was named the Barbour County seat by the > Act that created the county on March 3, 1843. However, > the city had existed for a long time before that. The > land where the city is now located was originally > called "Anglin's Ford," after the land's owner, > William Anglin. No record has been found of William > Anglin before 1789, but it is very likely that he > lived in the area as early as 1783 or 1784. The land > came into the possession of Daniel Booth around 1800. > He had lived in the area since about 1787. After he > gained possession of the land, it became known as > "Booth's Ferry." The town's current name, Philippi, > was established by the Act forming the county. By that > time, the land was owned by William F. Wilson. The > county court was to be built on two acres of land that > would be bought from, or donated by, Mr. Wilson. The > intent was to build the courthouse near the ferry, > thus giving "convenient and easy access to the water." > > "...Philippi was named in honor of the same Philip > Pendleton Barbour that the county was named after. The > town was originally called Phillippa, a Latinized > version of Philip. However, because of > misunderstandings and misspellings, the town came to > be known as Philippi. The city was incorporated on > February 1, 1871 by an act of the Legislature..." > > > > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== > No political statements to this list. > No religious statements. > You will be banned from list. > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

not sure of yr ref--my grandparents -edwin & ida mary ( farmer ) w/family moved from columbus ohio ( they both were born in licking county ohio ) to cages bend-sumner county tenn in 1895--granddad & uncle russell were well known educator's in sumner county for many yrs--hi-school named for gdad--e b wilson- alternative school--(dad left in 1921)--family bought-resided on the " chanault farm" in castilian springs for many yrs ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deborah Parton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 2:45 PM Subject: Re: ARE YOU 'THE' ED WILSON, FROM TENNESSEE.....BEEN SEARCHING FOR YOU.....PLEASE REPLY.....[WILSON-L] Wilson thought to be German "Wolfson" Or "Wulfson" > > ~~~~~~~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~ > Our Family Website; > http://www.geocities.com/jaybessieparton > > maternal side;Tennessee > HELTON/ HILTON/ > HYLTON-COLLINS-KITT-WILLIAMS-MAYES-MITCHELL-LANIER-PLAINE-ARWINE-CLEMENS-GAR > LAND-HARDWICK-WITT/ WHITT/ WHYTT/ DeWITT-LIPTROT-ROGERS-DAUX/ > DAWKES-MITCHELL-BURGESS-WILSON-BERRY-LOYD-CHAMBERS-LUCK-SMITH-FROST-ANDRESEN > -GARLAND-GORDON-PAINTER-ROSSER-NEAVIL-SMITH-SATTERFIELD-LAMB-and many > others > > paternal side; Kentucky > PARTON/ PARTIN-HELTON/ HYLTON/ HILTON-FOLEY-HUBBARD-LEIGH / > LAY-TRIMBLE-TARTER-DORTER-BALTHSER-FLEMING-LOGAN-HAWKINS-ENGLAND-ENGLE-STRUM > -BEYERLE-CAMPBELL-WOODS-MUNCY/ MUNCIE-WARREN-UTTERBACK/ > OTTERBACK-COBB-FISHBACK-LOWE-MC/FARLAND-MOTT-SHERROD-SUTTON-JONES-STANFIELD/ > STANFILL-THOMAS-PORTER-MAILAND-LAUDERDALE-RICHER/RECTOR-HITT/ WHITT/ > WHYTT-GOLDEN-GREEN/GREENE-and many more > > Luke 8:10, Make your own Miracles > ~~~~~~~ > Agape Willow - Buddyluv Cattery > Website > http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/agapewillows1/ > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "edwilson" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 2:27 PM > Subject: Re: [WILSON-L] Wilson thought to be German "Wolfson" Or > "Wulfson" > > > > think the name originally came from denmark---wilf--meaning wolf- ( or > son of a wolf )--long before heriditary surname--also > wilfson-wylson-finally > wilson--came to east coast of scotland in the 9 th century--shows on > original shield--my ref is letter- dated may 20-1932- from leonard > wilson-university of california-instructor in geneology--also goes on to > state the family split into 3 branches-1 in england-other's in scotland & > ireland- believe-family i'am desc from is wilson's of iverness-scottish > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 1:11 PM > > Subject: [WILSON-L] Wilson thought to be German "Wolfson" Or "Wulfson" > > > > > > > Greetings All and Happy New Year > > > > > > Trying to find something on my husbands family of "Wilson". We > have > > > had two different stories related to us by family members who do not > agree on > > > anything. > > > Story one....Wilson is Scottish.....we are from the Gunn clan > and have > > > cousins who were married in the clan tradition, with full highland > dress > > > Story two.... Our Wilsons are of German descent. It was once > written > > > as Wolf-Wulf-son in the Old German way. > > > > > > Needless to say...I'm confused as to where to look exactly. > I > do > > > know that my husband's maternal grandmother, Ina Magarete was of > possible German > > > descent...she was a Teague and the family has Moravian roots. In > fact > her > > > first cousin was my parents' landlord in the early '60's and I went > to > Church > > > for Love Feast with him and his family friends (he was a widower and > had no > > > children) That was loong before I met my husband and later learned > this fact of > > > relationship just before she died. So that information source is no > longer > > > available first hand. > > > Her husband was John David Wilson. My husbands mother > indicated that > > > the family was of Scottish descent and mentioned the cousins' wedding > etc. > > > She passed in '89so we have no more information available first hand > on that > > > line of reasoning. > > > Now it is being said that his family was known to be German with > the > > > name originally as "Wolfson" or "Wulfson" And from there the > information > > > available seems to dead end because the living relatives are just not > interested. > > > Sounds pretty mysterious hun? I cannot get exact marriage or bith > dates out of > > > anyone either! > > > If anyone has a lead that they have come across in their own > research > > > please contact me. I would certainly appreciate it. > > > > > > John David Wilson mar. Ina > Magarete > > > Teague > > > Lived in Winston-Salem, North > Carolina > > > Children : Richard > (desc) > > > > Barabara > > > (desc) Husband's Mother > > > Don > > > (desc) > > > > Carolyn > > > (living) > > > Doris > > > (living) > > > > > > ** Ina's father was the Chief of Police in WS at the > last of > > > the 1800's > > > His name was Milton Erastus Teague and stories have > it > that > > > he carried > > > a "flask cane" with whiskey in it.** > > > > > > Any tidbit is better than nothing and that is what we have on the > Wilson > > > family right now. In advance thank you for taking time to read my > inquiry. > > > > > > Sincerely.....Janet T. Webb > > > > > > > > > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== > > > List Admin > > > [email protected] > > > > > > ============================== > > > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > > > New content added every business day. 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~~~~~~~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~ Our Family Website; http://www.geocities.com/jaybessieparton maternal side;Tennessee HELTON/ HILTON/ HYLTON-COLLINS-KITT-WILLIAMS-MAYES-MITCHELL-LANIER-PLAINE-ARWINE-CLEMENS-GAR LAND-HARDWICK-WITT/ WHITT/ WHYTT/ DeWITT-LIPTROT-ROGERS-DAUX/ DAWKES-MITCHELL-BURGESS-WILSON-BERRY-LOYD-CHAMBERS-LUCK-SMITH-FROST-ANDRESEN -GARLAND-GORDON-PAINTER-ROSSER-NEAVIL-SMITH-SATTERFIELD-LAMB-and many others paternal side; Kentucky PARTON/ PARTIN-HELTON/ HYLTON/ HILTON-FOLEY-HUBBARD-LEIGH / LAY-TRIMBLE-TARTER-DORTER-BALTHSER-FLEMING-LOGAN-HAWKINS-ENGLAND-ENGLE-STRUM -BEYERLE-CAMPBELL-WOODS-MUNCY/ MUNCIE-WARREN-UTTERBACK/ OTTERBACK-COBB-FISHBACK-LOWE-MC/FARLAND-MOTT-SHERROD-SUTTON-JONES-STANFIELD/ STANFILL-THOMAS-PORTER-MAILAND-LAUDERDALE-RICHER/RECTOR-HITT/ WHITT/ WHYTT-GOLDEN-GREEN/GREENE-and many more Luke 8:10, Make your own Miracles ~~~~~~~ Agape Willow - Buddyluv Cattery Website http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/agapewillows1/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "edwilson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 2:27 PM Subject: Re: [WILSON-L] Wilson thought to be German "Wolfson" Or "Wulfson" > think the name originally came from denmark---wilf--meaning wolf- ( or son of a wolf )--long before heriditary surname--also wilfson-wylson-finally wilson--came to east coast of scotland in the 9 th century--shows on original shield--my ref is letter- dated may 20-1932- from leonard wilson-university of california-instructor in geneology--also goes on to state the family split into 3 branches-1 in england-other's in scotland & ireland- believe-family i'am desc from is wilson's of iverness-scottish > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 1:11 PM > Subject: [WILSON-L] Wilson thought to be German "Wolfson" Or "Wulfson" > > > > Greetings All and Happy New Year > > > > Trying to find something on my husbands family of "Wilson". We have > > had two different stories related to us by family members who do not agree on > > anything. > > Story one....Wilson is Scottish.....we are from the Gunn clan and have > > cousins who were married in the clan tradition, with full highland dress > > Story two.... Our Wilsons are of German descent. It was once written > > as Wolf-Wulf-son in the Old German way. > > > > Needless to say...I'm confused as to where to look exactly. I do > > know that my husband's maternal grandmother, Ina Magarete was of possible German > > descent...she was a Teague and the family has Moravian roots. In fact her > > first cousin was my parents' landlord in the early '60's and I went to Church > > for Love Feast with him and his family friends (he was a widower and had no > > children) That was loong before I met my husband and later learned this fact of > > relationship just before she died. So that information source is no longer > > available first hand. > > Her husband was John David Wilson. My husbands mother indicated that > > the family was of Scottish descent and mentioned the cousins' wedding etc. > > She passed in '89so we have no more information available first hand on that > > line of reasoning. > > Now it is being said that his family was known to be German with the > > name originally as "Wolfson" or "Wulfson" And from there the information > > available seems to dead end because the living relatives are just not interested. > > Sounds pretty mysterious hun? I cannot get exact marriage or bith dates out of > > anyone either! > > If anyone has a lead that they have come across in their own research > > please contact me. I would certainly appreciate it. > > > > John David Wilson mar. Ina Magarete > > Teague > > Lived in Winston-Salem, North Carolina > > Children : Richard (desc) > > Barabara > > (desc) Husband's Mother > > Don > > (desc) > > Carolyn > > (living) > > Doris > > (living) > > > > ** Ina's father was the Chief of Police in WS at the last of > > the 1800's > > His name was Milton Erastus Teague and stories have it that > > he carried > > a "flask cane" with whiskey in it.** > > > > Any tidbit is better than nothing and that is what we have on the Wilson > > family right now. In advance thank you for taking time to read my inquiry. > > > > Sincerely.....Janet T. Webb > > > > > > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== > > List Admin > > [email protected] > > > > ============================== > > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > > New content added every business day. Learn more: > > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > > > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== > List Admin > [email protected] > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >

think the name originally came from denmark---wilf--meaning wolf- ( or son of a wolf )--long before heriditary surname--also wilfson-wylson-finally wilson--came to east coast of scotland in the 9 th century--shows on original shield--my ref is letter- dated may 20-1932- from leonard wilson-university of california-instructor in geneology--also goes on to state the family split into 3 branches-1 in england-other's in scotland & ireland- believe-family i'am desc from is wilson's of iverness-scottish ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 1:11 PM Subject: [WILSON-L] Wilson thought to be German "Wolfson" Or "Wulfson" > Greetings All and Happy New Year > > Trying to find something on my husbands family of "Wilson". We have > had two different stories related to us by family members who do not agree on > anything. > Story one....Wilson is Scottish.....we are from the Gunn clan and have > cousins who were married in the clan tradition, with full highland dress > Story two.... Our Wilsons are of German descent. It was once written > as Wolf-Wulf-son in the Old German way. > > Needless to say...I'm confused as to where to look exactly. I do > know that my husband's maternal grandmother, Ina Magarete was of possible German > descent...she was a Teague and the family has Moravian roots. In fact her > first cousin was my parents' landlord in the early '60's and I went to Church > for Love Feast with him and his family friends (he was a widower and had no > children) That was loong before I met my husband and later learned this fact of > relationship just before she died. So that information source is no longer > available first hand. > Her husband was John David Wilson. My husbands mother indicated that > the family was of Scottish descent and mentioned the cousins' wedding etc. > She passed in '89so we have no more information available first hand on that > line of reasoning. > Now it is being said that his family was known to be German with the > name originally as "Wolfson" or "Wulfson" And from there the information > available seems to dead end because the living relatives are just not interested. > Sounds pretty mysterious hun? I cannot get exact marriage or bith dates out of > anyone either! > If anyone has a lead that they have come across in their own research > please contact me. I would certainly appreciate it. > > John David Wilson mar. Ina Magarete > Teague > Lived in Winston-Salem, North Carolina > Children : Richard (desc) > Barabara > (desc) Husband's Mother > Don > (desc) > Carolyn > (living) > Doris > (living) > > ** Ina's father was the Chief of Police in WS at the last of > the 1800's > His name was Milton Erastus Teague and stories have it that > he carried > a "flask cane" with whiskey in it.** > > Any tidbit is better than nothing and that is what we have on the Wilson > family right now. In advance thank you for taking time to read my inquiry. > > Sincerely.....Janet T. Webb > > > ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== > List Admin > [email protected] > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >

Greetings All and Happy New Year Trying to find something on my husbands family of "Wilson". We have had two different stories related to us by family members who do not agree on anything. Story one....Wilson is Scottish.....we are from the Gunn clan and have cousins who were married in the clan tradition, with full highland dress Story two.... Our Wilsons are of German descent. It was once written as Wolf-Wulf-son in the Old German way. Needless to say...I'm confused as to where to look exactly. I do know that my husband's maternal grandmother, Ina Magarete was of possible German descent...she was a Teague and the family has Moravian roots. In fact her first cousin was my parents' landlord in the early '60's and I went to Church for Love Feast with him and his family friends (he was a widower and had no children) That was loong before I met my husband and later learned this fact of relationship just before she died. So that information source is no longer available first hand. Her husband was John David Wilson. My husbands mother indicated that the family was of Scottish descent and mentioned the cousins' wedding etc. She passed in '89so we have no more information available first hand on that line of reasoning. Now it is being said that his family was known to be German with the name originally as "Wolfson" or "Wulfson" And from there the information available seems to dead end because the living relatives are just not interested. Sounds pretty mysterious hun? I cannot get exact marriage or bith dates out of anyone either! If anyone has a lead that they have come across in their own research please contact me. I would certainly appreciate it. John David Wilson mar. Ina Magarete Teague Lived in Winston-Salem, North Carolina Children : Richard (desc) Barabara (desc) Husband's Mother Don (desc) Carolyn (living) Doris (living) ** Ina's father was the Chief of Police in WS at the last of the 1800's His name was Milton Erastus Teague and stories have it that he carried a "flask cane" with whiskey in it.** Any tidbit is better than nothing and that is what we have on the Wilson family right now. In advance thank you for taking time to read my inquiry. Sincerely.....Janet T. Webb