I really need help from the list. Trying to determine if there is anyone who can make a connection between the following 3 families: On the 1860 Jackson Co, AL census I find: Frances/Francis (I've seen it both ways) WOODALL, 37 w/f (born ca 1823) in GA What was her maiden name? Lewis/Louis Woodall, her son, w/m, age 13, born GA (ca 1847) ( Actually, at the time, Lewis was living in the Jackson County AL household of Thomas Wilson, born ca 1801, TN and wife, Mildred Rogers Wilson, born ca 1812 VA? His mother is believed to be living just a few miles away from this Wilson household.) Paulina J. Woodall, daughter, w/f age 11, born ca 1849 AL John H. Woodall, son, age 3, born ca 1857 AL Also living in this same household are the following: Lucinda Perkins, age 42, born ca 1818 b. TN John Perkins, age 22, b. ca 1838 TN Mary A. Perkins, age 11, b. ca 1849) TN Martha J. Perkins, age 9, b. ca 1851 TN William H. Perkins, age 7, b. ca 1853) TN George H. Perkins, age 4, b. ca 1856 TN Can anyone tie the Wilson, Woodall and Perkins families together? I'm trying to identify my gg Wilson gparents. The earliest Wilson I have is my g gfather, Abram/Abraham Wilson/Willson. He was found on the Morgan Co, AL 1870 census, he married Sarah J. Nesmith in Oct of 1870 in Lawrence Co, AL and disappeared in the spring of 1874. Never heard from again. Paula

Hello, Does any body know the descendants of the family WILSON y MIJARES after 1900. Probably alliance with the painter's family Frederico Martinez y Matos. (maybe marriage with his son ?) the portrait (retrato) in Maria Wilson y Mijares is in the "Musem National des Beaux arts in Habana) Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes in La Habana. I ' m sure, there are descendants of this family in La Habana, at present. Any information on this family is greatly appreciated. HELENE from France.

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Looking for a JOHN WILSON b. 1756, d. 15 Feb. 1847 McDuffie co. Georgia. married MARY ROBERTSON on 2 Oct. 1783. They had the following children: SARAH b. 13 Sep. 1790, JONATHAN b. 4 Sep. 1784, DAVID b. 7 Apr. 1786, ELIAS b. 18 Nov. 1791, REBECCA b. 9 Jun. 1793, ELIZABETH b. 19 Jul 1795, MARK b. 1 Dec. 1797, JOHN B. b. 14 May 1800, JOEL b. 13 Sep. 1802. Please Need Help!!! Thank You. John Wilson b. 22 Sep. 1950....

Katie Elizabeth Wilson Hulsey was my grandmother.I am searching for information on her siblings and decendents. I have family bible but pages are very faded and hard to read.One brother was Aaron b.4/23/1887 Charlie,Billie, Rubin,J H , and looks like maybe James, Martha and one I can't read. parents of these children were Jennie Gaylia? (can't hardly read last name) and Jeremiah Wilson, marriage date isAug 6, 1866 Can anyone confirm or add to this info? Thanks

Looking for date of death, and burial, of WILLIAM NEHEMIAH WILSON SR. b. 10-3-1910, d. after 1980, married KATHRYN GASKIN in 1947. He was born in Monticello, Ms. in Lawrence co. Ms. They moved to Jackson Ms. and had three children: WILLIAM NEHEMIAH JR. b. 1947, MARY VIRGINIA b. 1949, and BETTY KATHRYN b. 1952. Thank you. Johnie Wilson

Tried the website in the email that begins sorting Wilson and speak of TN first. Could not get there. Any ideas?

I have very scanty information regarding my Wilson line. My grandmother Eva Lou Wilson was born on Sept. 3, 1871 I believe in Iowa (Des Moines) but not positive. What I am sure of is she was raised in Iowa. Her father was Robert Wilson and mother's maiden name was Browning. There were several children beside Eva and some moved to San Francisco and some to Southern California. Robert Wilson may have been born in either MO or OH and he and his wife died in Iowa. Both I think before 1934. Is this family familiar to anyone? Evalou

I show that Pleasant Wilson, son of Philip Wilsons, born in 1796. Beverlee

I have a main interest in Wilsons that were in TN, as I have, like a lot of you, an elusive ancestor that I can't get a handle on. I wanted to make a website where the information could be sorted immediately by what state and county a Wilson is in, to include ALL counties, not just Tennessee (in case mine was somewhere else!!!!) and allow instant additions, by you, to the list, without requiring a whole lot of time from me (since I, like you, have a really busy life!!!) So I made a research section where you can put your Wilson/Willson/Willsen in a few different ways. Sections in the Research Area include Family Lines and Most Wanted Ancestors. The Family Lines lets you put the Wilson by State and County as general notes and then add your own specific info underneath. It is not intended to be an all-inclusive tree repository, but if you have a website somewhere else, you can put the URL pointing to it. Take a look http://www.halcyondays.com/Wilson/wilstnrschfr.asp

Where is your Pleasant Wilson from? -----Original Message----- From: Cookie [mailto:cookiejd@madisontelco.com] Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 7:27 PM To: WILSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WILSON-L] pleasant wilson can anyone tell me when pleasant wilson son of phillip wilson was born. I have a pleasant wilson in the early 1800's that had a daughter elizabeth., ==== WILSON Mailing List ==== NEW pages of facts about WILSON AND WILLSON'S http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nadine/resource/source.html

can anyone tell me when pleasant wilson son of phillip wilson was born. I have a pleasant wilson in the early 1800's that had a daughter elizabeth.,

----- Original Message ----- From: northwestbelle To: WILSON-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 12:34 PM Subject: My Wilson Brick Wall: IRL>PA>OH: 1800-present My earliest, Samuel Wilson, b. abt 1802 is my brick wall. Any help would be appreciated. Descendants of Mr WILSON - 9 Feb 2003 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIRST GENERATION 1. Mr WILSON was born in Ireland.1 He was married to Mrs WILSON Unknown date. Mrs WILSON was born in Maryland. Mr WILSON and Mrs WILSON had the following children: +2 i. Samuel WILSON. SECOND GENERATION 2. Samuel WILSON2 was born on 20 Nov 1802 in PA. He resided in 1830 in South Beaver Twp, Beaver Co, PA. He resided South Beaver Twp, Beaver Co, PA in 1850.3 He appeared on the census in 1880 in Bath Twp, Allen Co, OH. Samuel says father from Ireland, mother from Maryland. Anna says father from Ireland, mother from PA. He died on 19 May 1885 in Allen Co, OH.4 Samuel Wilson died May 19, 1885, with place of death occuring in Amanda Twp, he was married, age 82 years, place of birth PA, occpation, Farmer, disease congestion of the bowels, and last place of residence, Amanda Twp. He was buried in Amanda Baptist Cemetery. From the Daily Democratic Times and The Lima Democratic Times: "Samuel Wilson died at his residence in Amanda township this morning aged a little over 82 years. He had been sick with fever. Mr. Wilson had been a resident of this county for about fifteen years and formerly resided in this city. The funeral services will take place from the Baptist Church at Conant, Sunday morning at eleven o'clock." He was married to Anna BOIES (daughter of John BOIES and Mrs. Nancy BOIES) about 1830. Anna BOIES was born on 4 Apr 1811 in Pennsylvania.5 She resided Spencerville Rd. in 1891 in Allen Co, OH. She was The Funeral was held at Chester Chapel in Dec 1891 in Allen Co, OH. She died on 12 Dec 1891 in Allen Co, OH. She was buried in Amanda Baptist Cemetery. Samuel WILSON and Anna BOIES had the following children: +3 i. Nancy WILSON. 4 ii. James McClure WILSON was born about 1834 in Beaver Co, PA. He resided in 1885 in Beaver Falls, Beaver Falls Co, PA. He was. Living next door to this Wilson family at the 1850 So. Beaver Twp census was a James McClure 77, William McClure 75 and Elizabeth McClure 75, all born in VA. This might have something to do with the naming of Samuel's son James McClure Wilson. +5 iii. Milo / Miles E. WILSON. +6 iv. Mary Ann WILSON. +7 v. Eliza Jane WILSON. +8 vi. John Boies WILSON. 9 vii. Robert WILSON was born about 1842 in Beaver Co, PA. He resided in 1885 in Lima, Allen Co, OH. +10 viii. Margaret (Maggie) C. WILSON. +11 ix. Samuel Alvin WILSON. 12 x. William W. WILSON was born about 1850 in Beaver Co, PA. He resided in 1885 in Secova, NM. +13 xi. Alice WILSON. +14 xii. Joseph WILSON. THIRD GENERATION 3. Nancy WILSON was born in 1830 in PA. She resided in 1885 in Fort Wayne, IN. She died in 1916. She was buried in 1916 in Perry Chapel Cemetery, Allen Co, OH. She was married to James Henry BURDON on 15 Sep 1857 in Allen Co, OH. Nancy WILSON and James Henry BURDON had the following children: 15 i. Charles A. BURDON died on 19 Sep. 16 ii. Della A. BURDON was born on 29 Dec 1868. She died on 12 Oct 1891. 5. Milo / Miles E. WILSON was born about 1835. He appeared on the census in 1850 in Allegheny Co, IN. Milo was 15 yrs old at the time of the 1850 census. He resided in 1885 in Williams Station, Adams Co, MD. He was also known as Miles Wilson. He was married to Mary Ann Eliz. CHIPMAN (daughter of Don Alonzo CHIPMAN and Elizabeth (Betsy) DICKEY) on 4 Apr 1872 in Allen Co, OH. Mary Ann Eliz. CHIPMAN was born on 3 Sep 1849 in Allen Co, OH. 6. Mary Ann WILSON was born about 1835 in Beaver Co, PA. She resided in 1885 in Fort Wayne, IN. She was married to Mr. CHAMBERS Unknown date. 7. Eliza Jane WILSON was born in 1838 in Beaver Co, PA. She resided in 1885 in Fort Wayne, IN. She was married to Mr. MCGEEHON Unknown date. 8. John Boies WILSON was born in 1840 in Beaver Co, PA. . He resided in 1885 in Lima, Allen Co, OH. He was married to Amelia H. CRIDER on 19 Jan 1862 in Allen Co, OH. 10. Margaret (Maggie) C. WILSON was born in Oct 1844 in Beaver Co, PA. According to the 1880 Allen Co, Amanda Twp census pg. 455 , taken June 12-14, 1880. She resided in 1885 in Fort Wayne, IN. She was married to John A. BIRD/BYRD (son of A Andrew BIRD and Cynthia Ann MOORE) on 29 Jan 1874 in Allen Co, OH. John A. BIRD/BYRD was a farmer in 1880 in Allen Co, OH. He was Appears to change spelling of his last name between 1900 and 1910 in Lima, Allen Co, OH. Shows his surname spelling change on the 1910 Allen Co, Amanda Twp census. Margaret (Maggie) C. WILSON and John A. BIRD/BYRD had the following children: 17 i. Anna M. BIRD/BYRD was born in 1876 in OH. 18 ii. William BIRD/BYRD was born in 1877 in OH. 19 iii. Joahbelle BIRD/BYRD was born in 1878 in IN. 20 iv. Vinnie D. BIRD/BYRD was born in Aug 1880 in OH. 21 v. Clyde g. BIRD/BYRD was born in Dec 1882 in OH. 22 vi. Maggie L. BIRD/BYRD was born in Jan 1884 in OH. 11. Samuel Alvin WILSON was born on 22 May 1849 in Beaver Falls, Beaver Falls Co, PA. He died on 2 Jan 1905 in Clayton, Union Co, NM.6 He served in the military Pvt. Civil War Co.D in 100th PA Vol. Inf.. Mustered into service Aug 31, 1861 into the 100th PA Vol. Infantry,also known as The Roundheads. Listed as Alvin S. Wilson, he was wounded at Petersburg, VA, March 25 1865 and discharged by General Order, July 28, 1865. He was buried in Memorial Cemetery, Clayton, Union Co.NM. He was a Livery Stable owner. He was also known as Alvin Wilson.7 He was Served 3 1/2 yrs in the Civil War in Pennsylvania. He was buried in Clayton, Union Co, NM. Removed to : IOOF Cemetery, Clayton, NM. Block 179, space 4. Gravestone reads: S.A. WILSON. He was. The Lima Daily News Thursday January 5, 1905 LIMA MAN MEETS DEATH IN NEW MEXICO Father of Bert Wilson, a well known railroad man. Our Family Lines ourfamilylines@att.net http://ourfamilylines.home.att.net/ --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.449 / Virus Database: 251 - Release Date: 1/27/2003

James Wilson came from Burnt Cabin, Bedford County, Penna, in 1781 and purchased lot 291 where Smith's store now is. On it he erected a log house and on the 3rd of October at the first term of court in Washington County, Penna, he was licensed to keep a tavern. Later he bought lot 21, where Charlton's confectionary now is on the east side of Main Street. This lot was purchased on a certificate. In 1792 he passed his title to his son Hugh Wilson. A deed had previously been made to Hugh Wilson, August 15, 1786. A house was built on this lot which at that time was the largest in the town and in it the shows that visited the place and various amateur performances were held. Dr J Julius Le Moyne first opened his drug store in this house. After his removal, Mrs Baker's Female Seminary was located here until her removal in 1815 to a house on Maiden Street. James Wilson lived in the house he built on the corner of Main and Beau Streets until his death and his widow lived there several years after. He died in 1792 and by his will left to his wife, Margaret, the use of two hundred acres of land adjoining the town until James Wilson, the youngest son, should be of age; then the farm was to be divided equally between James Wilson, Thomas Wilson and John Wilson. Hugh Wilson, the oldest son, had been previously provided for by property set off to him among which was the lot on Main Street near Maiden Street. The house and lot where James Wilson Sr lived and died was left to his younges son, James Wilson, but it later came into possession of Hugh Wilson by whom it was owned many years. A daughter of James Wilson, Matty Wilson, became Mrs Bryson. James Wilson, the younger son, was a coppersmith and lived in the town several years. Of the other sons, except Hugh Wilson, nothing is known. Hugh Wilson, in addition to the property obtained from his father purchased from James Marshel in 1786 a lot on which now stands Morgan & Hargreaves's store. He opened a store on lot 21 before 1795 and was a merchant for many years. He married for his first wife, Rachel Leet, daughter of Isaac Leet and sister of Major Daniel Leet, by whom he had five children: Rebecca Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Rachel Wilson, Hugh W Wilson and Eliza Wilson. Rebecca Wilson became the wife of James Blaine who in 1809 opened a dry goods store next door to Hugh Wilson. Later he purchased the stone house built by David Bradford. In this house they both lived and died leaving no children. He was elected justice of the peace in 1817 and served three terms. He was also county treasurer from 1815 to 1817. Margaret Wilson, the second daughter of Hugh Wilson, became the wife of John Marshel, the son of Col James Marshel. He was sheriff of the county in 1835 and before the expiration of the term was appointed cashier of the Franklin Bank, now First National. This position he retained until 1857 when he resigned and returned to a farm near Washington where he died. Mrs Dr Matthew H Clark of Washington, and Mrs S A Clark of Pittsburgh are his daughters. Rachel Wilson, the third daughter of Hugh and Rachel Wilson, became the wife of Richard Harding and settled first in Alabama and later at Wheeling. Mrs Harding now resides at Philadelphia with her daughter, Mrs Rebecca Harding Davis, well known to the public as an authoress. Mrs John L Gow of Washington is also a daughter to Mrs Harding. Hugh W Wilson, the only son of Hugh and Rachel, settled in South STrabane township on the farm his grandfather purchased and where his father built the residence in which James W Wilson, the son of Hugh Wilson, now lives. Hugh Wilson, after the death of his first wife, married Margaret Fleming, a widow with one daughter who afterwards became the wife of the Rev John McFadden of Pittsburgh. By the second wife he had one daughter, Eliza Wilson, who became the wife of the Rev Thomas Swain of Philadelphia who was pastor of the Baptist Church at Washington, Penna, from 1846 to 1850. After his resignation as pastor of that church, they returned to Philadelphia. After the death of Margaret, the second wife, Hugh Wilson married a Miss Spencer, an English lady who survived him several years. History of Washington County, Pennsylvania : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men / edited by Boyd Crumrine. Illustrated. Philadelphia: L.H. Everts and Co., 1882. p482-3 http://digital.library.pitt.edu/fulltext/simple.htm ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com

Marcus Wilson came to America from Coleraine, County Londonderry, Ireland. He had four children: John Wilson; James Wilson; Alexander Wilson; and Isaac Wilson. John Wilson, the eldest, married Catherine Cunningham, daughter of Christopher Cunningham, in June, 1785, and in June of the next year, Marcus Wilson and family, including the wife of John Wilson and infant son, Nicholas Wilson, emigrated to this country. Alexander Wilson settled in Philadelphia. James Wilson came directly to the town of Washington, Penna, where he lived until his death in 1828, aged seventy years. John Wilson, with his family and his father settled in Philadelphia where they remained three years, and in 1789 removed to Washington, Penna. They started from Philadelphia with all their goods in a cart; on reaching Bedford, Penna, the cart was abandoned as bridle paths were the only roads west of the mountains and packhorses were used. John Wilson was a cabinet-maker and at once commenced his business in Washington. He built a house and shop on the lot where A T Baird's store now stands. He was elected justice of the peace February 1, 1799, and held the office until the infirmities of age compelled him to retire. He died March 16, 1847, aged eighty five years. His widow died in December, 1857, aged eighty eight year. They had twelve children, of whom Nicholas Wilson went south when a young man, and settled in Iberville, Louisiana. The second child, Mary Wilson, was born in Philadelphia, November 30, 1787, and came to this town with her parents. She married David Acheson, October 30, 1805. She lived a long and useful life and died August 2, 1872, aged eighty five years. Martha Wilson, the third child of John Wilson, was born in Washington, Penna, February 18, 1790. She became the wife of Dr John Wishart of Washington in October, 1827. They remained in Washignton; she survived her husband by seven years and died March, 1871, at the residence of her son, Marcus Wishart, in Allegheny county, Penna. Margaret Wilson, another daughter of John Wilson, married William Wilson of Philadelphia and lived and died in that city. Jane Wilson, also a daughter of John Wilson, married George Baird of Washington, October 25, 1811. For several years they resided in various places and in 1814 returned to Washington where she died in 1872. John Baird and A Todd Baird of Washington are her sons. Marcus Wilson, son of John Wilson, was born in Washington, Penna. When a young man he moved to Wheeling where he died August 1, 1837. Alexander Wilson, an attorney of Washington, is his son. John K Wilson, also a son of John Wilson and a native of Washington, Penna, married Maria Shields, the only daughter of David Shields and a granddaughter of Major Daniel Leet. He was for many years a prominent merchant in Washington and lived in the house where he was born on the east side of Main Street opposite the courthouse. The site is now occupied by Hastings Hardware and the Washington Savings Bank. About 1839 he removed to Allegheny City where he still resides. David S Wilson, a leading attorney of Washington, is a son. Catharine Wilson, a daughter of John Wilson, became the wife of Andrew Todd of Washington. Their son, Alexander Todd, is now an attorney in Washington borough. James Wilson, the youngest son of John Wilson, was born in 1806 and when a lad of sixteen was killed by the falling of the chimney at the burning of a house on Maiden Street, February 13, 1822. History of Washington County, Pennsylvania : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men / edited by Boyd Crumrine. Illustrated. Philadelphia: L.H. Everts and Co., 1882. p482 http://digital.library.pitt.edu/fulltext/simple.htm ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nadine/a.html List, For newer list members and older ones have you posted you given names of your Wilson you are researching using this format. *********************** First name: Born: Where: Died: Where: E-mail address: Notes. *************************** To what others have posted check out this url http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nadine/alpha.html http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nadine/index.html Nadine

Hi Wilson Researchers, We now have 22 posts on the Wilson Family Researchers Brick Wall If you care to check it out the URL is: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysurnames/Wilson_Family_Brickwall.html Col. Carlis B. Wilson --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now

List, I have been up dating the Wilson home pages. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nadine/index.html I have started a source page that I will add to Wilson fact's that I find or links to online Wilson info. All so if you have your given names on line other list members need to check them out. If you are a Team Leader check your page and update it if you need to. If you have posted your descendants chart check that page and update it. If you want to add a link to your Wilson home pages send that to me. And all newer list members check out our site and feel free to write me about adding to the site. Nadine List Admin

Greetings Listers.... There are several new people on this maillist, so thought I would send out the information on my very old brick wall.......just maybe someone has heard of, or even knows of, my gg grandfather. Ananias Wilson, b 1830 in OH (county, town and parents all unknown) he married in 1850 in St. Joseph County, IN to Jane Netta Wooten (Wooton) Jane was born 1831 in OH (county, town and parents all unknown) Ananias died in 1862 in the Civil War in Indiana and Jane remarried in 1868 in IA. Children of Ananias & Jane: (I believe all born in IN) James S. Wilson, 1858 - IN George Worth Wilson, 1855, IN. m 1878, IA, d 1936 OR. married Martha A Smith, b 1858 Eng., daughter of Henry & Aliza Smith Sylvester Wilson, 1857, IN, d 1900, OR Julie Wilson, 1859, IN John Wilson, 1860, IN (twin) Jane Netta Wilson, 1860, IN (twin) Any information, or suggestions welcome!! Thanks Karol Wilson Gale kgale@jps.net

I am new to the list and currently trying to find details of an elusive first marriage of Kate (aka Kitty) ROPER born in 1885 in Norfolk to ? WILSON. Her first daughter was Edna Florence WILSON,born around 1909 possibly in Durham. Her Second Marriage was to a Thomas DAVIES. I am presuming that ? WILSON died in world war 1, though I have no evidence. Can anyone help? Thanks, Caroline --------------------------------- With Yahoo! Mail you can get a bigger mailbox -- choose a size that fits your needs