In a message dated 1/22/2012 1:36:35 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, dees.genealogy@gmail.com writes: Jane, ,Me, too. But my name did not come from the Wilsons, but the Isbels, I think. Phoebe in CA HAPPY YOU - if your g-g-grandparents were born in the right place in Ireland. I can't remember what I read or where because it did not pertain to my research, BUT Ireland is putting a lot of it's records ONLINE!!! 1867...(May 24) Married 2nd wife, Ferby(Pharaby,Feraby??)WILSON.born 1838(?) NC Not previously married. I wonder, could her name be Phoebe? Dee ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane Sawyer" <jpsawyer40@bellsouth.net> To: <wilson@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 10:48 PM Subject: Re: [WILSON] Wilson/McCormack > Hello Dee, > I would appreciate anything you can find and thanks for your interest. I > use Anccestry occasionally, not a member and Yes, there are several John > Edward McCormack's. This is kind of a summary to show you where I am in my > searching. > JOHN EDWARD McCORMA(I)CK & JOHANNA GLEA(E)SON McCORMACK > > He is my gggrandfather and went by Edward, born in Ireland 1828, came to > the > US around 1852. > 1856... married Johanna Glea(e)son, possibly in Canada on 6/24/1856. > Johanna > also born in Ireland, b.1838(?) > 1857...Had a son, Michael (b.4/22/1857) in Toronto, Canada. (This is my > line) > 1859...had a son Andrew in Canada > 1860...in Oakland,Yalobusha Miss with Julia(Johanna) Mike & Andrew > 1861...Andrew died > 1862...joined Union Army @ Knoxville until 1865..patroled RR in Nashville. > Have all military papers. > 1863... Mary, was born 11/14/1863 and died 2/1/1864, lived 2 1/2 months. > 1865... Daughter, Hanna(Johanna) was born & died 1947. > 1867... (Feb) 1st wife Johanna died in (Waverly) Johnsonville Tn., > probably > in childbirth because there was a > daughter, Sarah, which died. > 1867...(May 24) Married 2nd wife, Ferby(Pharaby,Feraby??)WILSON.born > 1838(?) > NC Not previously married. > No children. Married Edward in Benton Co,Tn > 1870...Found in Verona, Ky where his brother(?) Nicholas had a farm and > also > married to a Johanna w/11 chr > 1880...Still in Verona > 1890 ? > 1900....in Glenmore, Ware County, Georgia died in1902 > > Found a Edward McCormack age 25 on Suffolk Co, Mass census > He mostly worked as a laborer on the Railroad. on the 1880 Ky census says > his occupation was a druggest. I think his father was James and on the > Apothecaries Hall list a James, Cork County Ireland 1826. Have not found > any > ship passage for Edward but I have found two possible ship passages on a > Johanna gleeson. The ship "Jane" 1850 had a Matthew(40), Thomas(18), > Lawrence(15), Johanna(12), John(6), which would make her b.1838. Have not > found anything on Feraby Wilson, which is really not important because > that > were no children to this union, just curious. > > My search is to be able to trace Johannah Gleeson & John Edward McCormack > back to Ireland and their place of birth, which I have not been able to > find > anything definate. Thanks for any help. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dee's Genealogy" <dees.genealogy@gmail.com> > To: <wilson@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 6:41 PM > Subject: [WILSON] Wilson/McCormack > > >> Jane, >> >> Do you have access to Ancestry.com? There are several John Edward and >> Edward John McCormack's listed there. Tell me when he was born and I'll >> see >> if I can match one up for you. >> >> Do you have a maiden name for Gleeson or where she was born? Indiana or >> New >> York? When? >> >> Dee >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Jane Sawyer" <jpsawyer40@bellsouth.net> >> To: <wilson@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 4:37 PM >> Subject: Re: [WILSON] Wilson >> >> >>> To Mollie: I also have looked for a WILSON connection with absolutely no >>> luck. I have a gggrandfather that married a Ferby(Pheraby) Wilson and >>> can >>> not find a single clue. I live in Ga and I think our library has the >>> census >>> for all Ga counties, but not sure for what years. If I could be of any >>> help >>> looking up census, just let me know. I have reached a stone wall on mine >>> and >>> had to put it down for awhile. My search is for JOHN EDWARD McCORMACK & >>> Gleeson(1st wife) & Wilson(2nd wife). Happy hunting.... >>> ----- Original Message ----- >>> From: "Mollie Condon" <rtjane63@gmail.com> >>> To: "TOM F DUNKLIN" <dunk1432@verizon.net>; <wilson@rootsweb.com> >>> Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 4:52 PM >>> Subject: Re: [WILSON] Wilson >>> >>> >>>> We're any like Benjamin in Tennessee at anytime >>>> >>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>> >>>> On Jan 21, 2012, at 2:25 PM, TOM F DUNKLIN <dunk1432@verizon.net> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Susan, >>>>> I know how you feel. While I've gotten a few bites on my William >>>>> Wilson/Willson, born ca 1801 SC and his wife, Sarah born ca 1810 SC, >>>>> I've >>>>> not been able to find any descendants for most of his 10 children. So >>>>> far, I THINK I've found 4 of them but have no real documentation. That >>>>> leaves me with only guesses and hope. You would think that there >>>>> surely >>>>> would be someone living among us today that could claim a kinship. >>>>> >>>>> NAMES OF WILLIAM'S CHILDREN: Benjamin W. E. Wilson (ca 1829 SC); Mary >>>>> M. >>>>> (ca 1837 SC); Abbey L. (ca 1838 SC);& Martha A. (ca1839 SC); James >>>>> (ca >>>>> 1841 SC); Susy/Suzy C. (ca 1843 GA); Jerry M (ca 1845 GA) ; >>>>> Minerva/Manerva J. (ca 1847 GA); Sarah E. (ca 1849 GA); and >>>>> Abraham/Abram (ca 1851-1852 GA). >>>>> >>>>> They were in Walker Co GA by 1850 and DeKalb Co AL in 1860. Also had >>>>> association with Madison County and Morgan Co AL, possibly Jefferson >>>>> Co >>>>> OK, and areas of East Tx in later years. >>>>> >>>>> Sure hope you have better luck than I've had. >>>>> >>>>> Paula >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> ________________________________ >>>>> From: Susan W Evans <smtevans1@aol.com> >>>>> To: wilson@rootsweb.com >>>>> Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 6:47 AM >>>>> Subject: Re: [WILSON] Wilson >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Here's the kicker- I have posted here several times, close to a >>>>> stalkery >>>>> amount actually, and of the thousands of Wilson participants online, I >>>>> have NEVER rec'd a single reply. Not a one. Nary. Zippo. >>>>> I know someone out there has to have heard of my man, Seth Homer >>>>> Wilson, >>>>> born 1800. He married 1825 to Louisa Murray in Warren County GA and >>>>> raised a family of 9 there. Someone has to be connected to us somehow. >>>>> Whether you like it or not. >>>>> It's true we have some murderers, drunks, adulterers, aslyum >>>>> inhabitants >>>>> ...and even a deserter. >>>>> Who doesn't? >>>>> I am hoping to discover Seth or Louisa's parents. Seth Homer & >>>>> Louisa's >>>>> children married into..Kelley, Purvis/Pervis, Hattaway, Walker, >>>>> Kitchens, >>>>> Neal, Newsome and Jordan families. The Children and their families >>>>> resided in Warren, Glascock, Spalding, Jefferson, and Washington >>>>> Counties. >>>>> Again, and genuinely, any help at all is greatly appreciated. >>>>> Good luck in your hunting too! >>>>> >>>>> Susan Wilson Evans >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>> From: AncestorLife <ancestorlife@ancestorlife.org> >>>>> To: wilson <wilson@rootsweb.com> >>>>> Sent: Sat, Jan 21, 2012 12:26 am >>>>> Subject: Re: [WILSON] Wilson >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I'm enjoying reading all of the Wilson posts. While I haven't yet >>>>> found >>>>> a >>>>> irect Wilson ancestor, the Wilson's have joined my family in at least >>>>> hree times and places: >>>>> 1. John Wilson, born around 1775 and died 1840 in Belmont, Ohio, >>>>> married >>>>> my >>>>> ggg gm Nancy, who had been married to Abraham Shepherd and was >>>>> widowed. >>>>> 2. Thomas Wilson, b. 23 Mar 1877 in New Cumberland, West Virginia and >>>>> d. >>>>> 26 >>>>> ug 1940 in Toronto, Jefferson, Ohio. He married Edna P. Blakely, >>>>> daughter >>>>> f Josephine Blakely, who is my gg gf Silas Blakely's half-sister. >>>>> 3. William Wilson, b. 14 Oct 1811 in Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, d. 30 >>>>> Jun >>>>> 897 in Muldrow, Cherokee, Oklahoma. According to James Hick's Cherokee >>>>> ineages, he is 1/4 Cherokee. He is my brother-in-law's gg gf. >>>>> Since some of you mentioned TN and OK, I hoped some of this line might >>>>> be >>>>> amiliar. >>>>> Based on others' research and trees at ancestry, William's parents >>>>> are: >>>>> eorge Wilson (b. 1787 TN, d. 22 Aug 1850 Saline, Alfalfa, Oklahoma) >>>>> and >>>>> uth Drumgool Springston (b. 1790 Cherokee Nation, TN, d. 7 Dec 1850 >>>>> klahoma). >>>>> George's parents are: >>>>> reenberry Wilson (b. 1766 Somerset, PA; d. 1855) and Sallie >>>>> (1765-1850) >>>>> Greenberry's parents are: >>>>> ames Wilson (b. 14 Sep 1742 Carskerdo, St. Andrews, Scotland; d. 1798 >>>>> [I >>>>> ave]Edenton, Nc, Buried Christ Church, Philadelphia) and Rachel Bird >>>>> (b. >>>>> 750 Douglassville, Berks, PA; d. 14 Apr 1786 Philadelphia) >>>>> James' parents are: >>>>> illiam Wilson (b. 1703 Caskerdy, St. Andrew, Fife, Scotland; d. 1765 >>>>> cotland) and Alison Landals (b. 1707 Caskerdo, St. Andrews, Scotland; >>>>> d. >>>>> 790 Scotland) >>>>>> From "Cherokee Lineages" I have: >>>>> illiam married Malinda Wharton and had >>>>> mily Walker (1837-1920) >>>>> illiam (1843-) >>>>> hen married Mary Ann Sanders and had >>>>> ory McCoy (1868-) >>>>> inney Chisholm (1870-1941) >>>>> hen married Eliza Da-gi A-du-yv-s-gi and had >>>>> liza (1875-) >>>>> If these are your ancestors and relatives, and you have anything to >>>>> share, >>>>> r corrections to make, I'd appreciate it. >>>>> Jerry >>>>> On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 12:01 PM, Our Ancestors HIStory < >>>>> ur_ancestors_history@yahoo.com> wrote: >>>>>> I see alot of emails about Wilson family. >>>>> >>>>> Anyone matches mine???? >>>>> >>>>> I have Lewis Wilson (Full Blood Choctaw, Okla Hannali clan) who is the >>>>> signer of Dancing Rabbit Creek Treaty. >>>>> >>>>> His children: Charles (Chas. or Charley) and Mary. >>>>> His wife, Lizzie. >>>>> >>>>> They moved from Mississippi to Oklahoma. >>>>> >>>>> Am searching for info on Lizzie and Lewis.... 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