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May & Clifford Wiley

bookworm53 — 2012-05-10 23:42:30Z

I have pic's of the above mentioned who lived in or near Homestead, Blaine, Ok in the early 1900's. They are found in the 1920 census living at Deep Creek, Major Co., OK. This is about 3 miles from Homestead. The pic's were in a box of donated pic's that I received and would like to find a home for them. Will mail them to the whoever wants them.

Jane Spreier

Re: May & Clifford Wiley

bookworm53 — 2012-05-10 23:42:03Z

These pic's were donated to the Oklahoma Historical Society in May 2012.

Re: May & Clifford Wiley

bookworm53 — 2012-05-10 23:41:48Z

These pic's were donated to the Oklahoma Historical Society in May 2012.

Re: Carty Wells surname change to Wiley

Carlborne — 2012-05-01 02:52:37Z

I am researching the same thing. Trying to figure out the name change.

Re: HI

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Do you have Wiley Family Ties to Lancaster Co, PA?

Donegal83 — 2012-04-05 23:34:07Z

On July 28, 1856 a John Wiley (1800-1870) purchased 149 acres and 13 perches in Conoy Township, Lancaster County, PA. His two sons Henry H. Wiley (1832-1897) and John E. Wiley (1834-1911) were executors of his estate.

The parcel John purchased is known as Locust Grove. It included a grist mill, saw mill, distillery and two story stone mansion today known as the Haldeman Mansion. The mansion sits on a rise overlooking the mouth of Conoy Creek, where it enters in to the Susquehanna River.

The Haldeman Mansion Preservation Society is reaching out to the descendents of all early owners of this historically significant property to seek, share and preserve relevant information. If you are researching the Wiley surname and believe your ancestors may have Locust Grove ties, please visit our website at www.haldeman-mansion.org. Be sure to checkout the “Locust Grove Timeline” for additional information on this Wiley Family.

We would be pleased to hear from you, to share information with you and have your support in preserving the historic accounts of this unique property.

Robert Wiley b: 4 Mar. 1809, d: 6 Jan. 1887, Westmoreland, PA - Swanton, Fulton Co. Ohio

wandmbart — 2012-04-04 17:42:00Z

I am searching for his parents. His father is from Ireland, his mother is from England, that's all I know. Robert is my Great Great Grandfather.

WILEY, John; b. abt. 1615 in England > Reading, Massachusetts

lornaf3 — 2012-04-03 18:52:23Z

GENEALOGICAL and PERSONAL MEMOIRS
Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts
Prepared under the editorial supervision of William Richard CUTTER, A. M.
Historian of the New England Historic Genealogical Society; Librarian of Woburn Public Library; Author of “The Cutter Family,” “History of Arlington,” “Bibliography of Woburn,” etc., etc.
Volume I.; Illustrated
New York; Lewis Historical Publishing Company; 1908
Pages 180 - 181

WILEY

The surnames Wiley and Willey were originally used interchangeably in England, though the American families of Wiley mentioned below seem not related to the Willey families at all. Willy or Willey is derived like a host of other surnames from the personal name William. We might cite others - Williams, Williamson, Fitz-Williams, Wilkins, Wilcox, Wilmot, Billson, Tilson (William was once nicknamed Till as well as Bill) and Guillian, Gillett, etc., from the French Guillaume (William).

But the surname Wiley was derived from the name of a parish in Wiltshire. The Wiley coat-of-arms is: Argent three griffins passant sable. The Willey family in various parts of the country uses a modified form of this armorial and this seems to prove that originally the Wiley and Willey families were of the same stock. Wiley or Willey: Argent three griffins segreant in fess sable. Also argent three griffins segreant in fess sable between five trefoils slipped vert. The only crest found is: A rose bush vert bearing roses argent. The Scotch Wylie or Wiley family is especially numerous in the north of Ireland, Antrim county.

A number of the Wiley family immigrated to New England before 1650. Allen Willey was admitted to the church in Boston, November 9, 1634; Isaac Willey and wife Joanna were in Boston before 1640; she married, second, June 8, 1660, in Boston, Edward Burcham, of Lynn. Thomas Willey settled in Dover, New Hampshire, and a large family descended from a settler of this surname at New London, Connecticut.

(I) John Wiley, immigrant ancestor, was born in England about 1615. He settled in Reading Massachusetts, where his descendants have been prominent to the present time. He gave bonds in the general court, July 30, 1640. He was a proprietor in 1648. His wife Elizabeth was a member of the Reading Church in 1648, and she died August 3, 1662. He lived in "Little World" now called Woodville, Reading, and was one of the earliest settlers in that town. He died probably in 1672. Children: 1. John Jr. 2. Benjamin, married, 1707, Mary Nichols. 3. Elizabeth, born March 4, 1649. 4. Timothy, born April 24, 1653; mentioned below. 5. Susanna, born July 16, 1655; married, 1678, John Damon. 6. Sarah, born February 4, 1658.

(II) Timothy Wiley, son of John Wiley (I), was born in Reading, Massachusetts, April 24, 1653. He succeeded his father on the homestead and became a leading citizen, holding the offices of selectman and of deputy to the general court. He died in 1728. He married, first, in 1678, Elizabeth Davis, who died in 1695, daughter of George Davis. He married, second, 1697, Susanna _____. Children of first wife: 1. John, born 1679. 2. Elizabeth, 1681; died young. 3. Timothy, mentioned below. 4. Elizabeth, born 1690. Child of second wife: 5. Thomas, born 1697.

(III) Timothy Wiley, son of Timothy Wiley (2), was born 1688-92, at Reading; married, in 1714, Mary Poole, of Lynnfield. They lived at Woodville, Reading. Children, born at Reading: 1. Sarah, 1715. 2. Susanna, 1717, married, 1741, Isaac Smith. 3. Mary, 1721, married, 1745, Moses Bancroft. 4. Lydia, 1724, married, 1747, Adam Hawkes, of Lynnfield, ancestor of George L. Hawkes, Esq., of Lynnfield. 5. Timothy, 1724, married, 1748, Elizabeth Wiley. 6. John, 1727. 7. Nathaniel, mentioned below. 8. Phineas, 1731.

(IV) Nathaniel Wiley, son of Timothy Wiley (3), was born at Reading in 1729, died at Reading in 1822, aged ninety-three. He resided in Reading; married Mary Eaton, of Andover. Children, born at South Reading: 1. Timothy, 1749, married, 1781, Susanna Hay, of Stoneham. 2. Mary, 1756. 3. Nathaniel, 1759; mentioned below. 4. Phineas, 1761, married, 1783, Susanna Green. 5. Benjamin, 1763, married _____ Sherman, of Lynnfield. 6. Edmund, 1766, married, 1791, Nancy Edes. 7. Ephraim, 1768, was father of Rev. Ephraim, a Methodist minister. 8. Samuel, 1772, married, 1794, Eliza Vinton. 9. Eli, 1774, married first, Love Mansfield, and, second, Lucy (Tapley) Wiley.

(V) Nathaniel Wiley, son of Nathaniel (4), was born in Reading, 1759. Some of the revolutionary service of Nathaniel Wiley, of Reading, was his probably and the remainder his father's. His father turned out on the Lexington alarm, April 19, 1775, in Colonel David Green's regiment. He married, 1782, Sally Poole, daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (Eaton) Poole. He died in 1811, aged sixty-two years. He succeeded his father-in-law, Jonathan Poole, on the farm on Water street, South Reading, lately occupied by heirs of Leonard Wiley. Before Jonathan, his uncle, Benjamin Poole, owned this estate. Children born at Reading: 1. Sally, 1783, died in middle age unmarried. 2. Betsey, 1787, married John Upton, Esq., of Lynnfield. 3. Leonard, 1791, married, 1813, Sally, daughter of Edmund and Judith (Bancroft) Eaton; had the homestead. 4. Lot, 1794, died 1813 of typhoid fever. 5. Nathaniel, 1797, mentioned below. 6. Laura, 1799, died 1813. 7. Poole, 1802. 8. Aaron, 1805, went to sea and was lost probably, never returning or heard from.

(VI) Nathaniel Wiley, son of Nathaniel Wiley (5), was born in Reading in 1797, died at Stoneham or Woburn, Massachusetts. He lived at South Reading, now the town of Wakefield, Massachusetts. He married, 1820, Lydia Trull, born _____ at Burlington, died at Woburn. Children: 1. Henry P., born 1821, married Elvira Green. 2. John Adams, born February 1, 1825, mentioned below. 3. Lydia M., born 1828, died unmarried. 4. Augusta Ann, born 1830, died unmarried.

(VII) John Adams Wiley, son of Nathaniel Wiley (6), was born in Wakefield, Massachusetts, February 1, 1825. He was educated in the district schools and the academy at Woburn. He learned the trade of wheelwright and followed it for several years in Wakefield, Andover and North Andover. He entered the employ of the Davis & Furber Machine Company at North Andover and worked his way to a position of responsibility. He had charge of setting up the machinery sold by this concern, and in 1858 was admitted to partnership and continued this connection for a period of nearly fifty years. He took a prominent position in the manufacturing world and acquired wealth and distinction. He was a typical self-made man. His thorough knowledge of the business, his foresight and business sagacity, his strong and pleasing personality, his industry and progressiveness were the factors of his great success in life. No man in North Andover has won in his generation a greater degree of respect and confidence from his townsmen. He was liberal in his support of charity and has given evidence of breadth as well as strength of character. He died September 1, 1905, after a long, useful and successful career in business and public life. In politics he was an Independent. He was at one time representative to the general court and later state senator from his district, filling these important offices with credit to himself and the community. He attended the Congregational church. In 1865 when the church was built at the factory village he contributed five thousand dollars to the building fund. He was a director of the Pacific Bank.

He married, February 24, 1848, at Andover, Eliza R. Downing, born February 10, 1828, daughter of Samuel Downing. (See sketch of the Downing family). They had no children.

Wiley family of Autauga Alabama

chriskay_1 — 2012-03-23 04:50:46Z

I was looking at findagrave, and found William A Wiley and Gertrude Jacks Wiley. Also buried in the same cemetery (pine level) were the following children; the listing did not have parents. Do you know if they belong to Gertrude and William? The 1900 census said she had one child who had already died. . .

Annie B, b. Sept 1889 - d. Jun 1890
Leah Gertrude, b. 1901 - d. 1904
Mabel (infant, unknown b & d)
Wlmoth, (infant, unknown b & d)

Re: George Washington Wiley family

kentlove1 — 2012-03-23 01:15:19Z

My grandfather was Walter Bedell Wylie. My grandfather spelled his last name as Wylie instead of Wiley. My mother talked about her Aunt Maud. She also talked about another sister called Aunt Will. I remember my mother saying something about Maud marrying a fellow named Adams. Back in the 1960's we visited with one of Walters sister. I believe her name was Will and she lived down near the Texas border in a small town. Her son-in-law was the sheriff of this town. I did not write any of this information down and my mother, her sister and oldest brother are dead. The youngest son doesn't remember. I hope this might help and please let me know if you come up with any more information. Thanks. Aneta Love

Isabel A. (Grace) Wiley, age 88, daughter of the late Dr. Howard and Mary (Crowley) Grace.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-03-15 04:03:53Z

Isabel A. (Grace) Wiley, age 88,
formerly of Shauna Drive, Fairview,pa,
passed away on Saturday, March 10, 2012 at St. Mary's Home at Asbury Ridge.
She was born in Erie,pa, on August 6, 1923
a daughter of the late Dr. Howard and Mary (Crowley) Grace. She was a graduate of St. Benedict Academy. She was a homemaker and her family was the most important part of her life. Isabel was preceded in death by her husband David B. Wiley in 1992, her sisters Rosemary Marz and Rita Shoemaker and a son-in-law, Joseph Riazzi. She is survived by three sons: David J. Wiley, wife Anna and Daniel T. Wiley, wife Nancy, both of Erie and Jeffery G. Wiley of Denver, Colo.; two daughters: Pattilee Rohan, husband Thomas and Maryanne Riazzi both of Erie and eight grandchildren: Sean Wiley, wife Stacy, Christopher and Timothy Wiley and Megan Wiley-Heubel, Renee Parker, husband Brydon, Kyle Rohan, Lindsey Riazzi, fiancé Ryan Byerly and Tina O'Sullivan, husband Tom. Isabel is also survived by eight great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to call on Tuesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Brugger Funeral Homes & Crematory, 1595 West 38th Street. Services will be held there on Wednesday at 8:45 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. at St. Patrick Church. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery.
(Erie Times-News on March 12, 2012 )

St. Patrick Church."

Re: Wiley yDNA database

dontdfool — 2012-03-13 19:27:03Z

Did William M. Wiley reside in No. La Junta, Otero, Coloradoin 1930? I have his death date 01/Apl/1931. If this is the same person, he may be the brother or uncle of my grandfather, Thomas Allen Wiley b:1868 d:1953. Several of the Wiley families moved to Colorado there is still a town named "Wiley". My sister visited there last year (2011). Not much but a wide spot in the road. We are decended from George W. Wiley and Catherine V. (Snyder) Wiley. Catherine was widowed and applied for Civil War Pension (cert. #813287, ) Per: Civil War Index 1861-1934.

I look forward to your response. You may contact me at: d.bighair@yahoo.com
Barbara Wiley

Re: Wiley yDNA database

jmthomson57 — 2012-03-12 23:50:34Z

Barbara:

The Wiley yDNA surname project is done under the company Family Tree DNA or FTDNA. They have by far the largest participation and the largest database for comparing yDNA results. You can learn much by going to their website and/or by writing to me personally.

I am the volunteer Admin for three surname projects one of which is the Wiley project.

To test for yDNA you must be male since only males have the y-chromosome. This tiny portion of DNA is passed from father to son unchanged for many generations and so can be used to trace male lineage.

There are two other sorts of DNA testing that can be done as an aid in genealogical research and neither of those require being male! All three sorts are explained on the FTDNA website.

Please feel free to write me if you have any questions:

Jody Thomson
jmthomson57@gmail.com

Re: Wiley yDNA database

dontdfool — 2012-03-12 22:05:13Z

My name is Barbara (nee) Wiley. I would like info on this project. cost? what it takes to donate dna? and any other info concerning my paternal lineage.
I look forward to yuour response.

Wiley family members

TWiley57 — 2012-03-10 22:45:51Z

Looking for the relatives of James (Jim) Wiley. Father was Jesse Wiley of Dock Butler County Al, then Fort Deposite Al, brothers and sisters are Jesse Wiley, Sally Perdue, Frank Perdue, and Turetha Wiley. Please respond if you have any information as we look forward reuniting with our family members.

Re: Roberta Frances Wyllie>>>>UpDate

SSHIELDS671 — 2012-01-20 13:02:36Z

ROBERTA FRANCES WYLLIE, FREEMAN, THOMAS BORN FEB. 1923 NEW JERSEY DIED 1979 FLORIDA 1ST MARRIAGE ROBERT FREEMAN,CHILDREN UNKNOWN. 2ND MARRIAGE WILLIAM JAMES THOMAS JR. NEW JERSEY HAD 2 CHILDREN DAVID THOMAS B. MAR. 03, 1965, HARRIETT THOMAS ONE OR TWO YEARS OLDER THAN DAVID. I THINK ROBERTA'S MOTHER WAS HARRIETT

E. R. Wiley of Lubbock, TX 1943

drbrownlee — 2012-01-11 05:20:55Z

E. R. is pictured in the 43-D Class yearbook of aviation cadets at the Advanced Flying School at Moore Field in Mission, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: RE-Wiley

CherylPrichard5 — 2012-01-10 04:20:46Z

Hi. I am trying to find out about Nancy's daughter, Mary. I have an old photo that belonged to my grandparents. On the back is some writing, but can't make all of it out. But one part has the name "Mary", and at the end, it is signed "Na, but is cut off. Two girls are on the front. The first part of the photo, which is actually a post card, is addressed to the sister of who sent it. If you have any info on Nancy's daughter Mary, or what she looked like, please let me know. Nancy was the sister of my great grandma, Delana Wiley. Thank you, Cheryl Bayes-Prichard

Re: Wiley Family History

lilrdhen1 — 2011-12-28 23:35:51Z

No problem. I've been here a while and still have problems finding my way around.

Re: Wiley Family History

Emmicat — 2011-12-28 05:10:21Z

oh, no, I meant to ask the one who started this thread. sorry, I'm new to this site!

Re: Wiley Family History

lilrdhen1 — 2011-12-28 03:48:42Z

If you were asking me, I really don't know I am just getting started with this line.

Re: Wiley Family History

lilrdhen1 — 2011-12-28 03:48:34Z

If you were asking me, I really don't know I am just getting started with this line.

Re: Wiley Family History

Emmicat — 2011-12-19 17:04:32Z

Was your great grandmother an artist? I do believe I have found one of her paintings in a thrift shop. I was looking for some information about her when I found your post.

WILEY S Ella 1866 1935

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-14 21:02:27Z

WILEY S Ella 1866 1935

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Little Elm Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 223,434 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com
If you have more info, please reply here rather than emailing me because this is not my family.

WILEY J Hilery 1867 1954

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-13 15:52:25Z

WILEY J Hilery 1867 1954

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Little Elm Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 223,242 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com
If you have more info, please reply here rather than emailing me because this is not my family.

WILEY J Hilery 1867 1954

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-12-13 15:52:07Z

Wiley (GA,SC,NC,FL)

latoyapwiley — 2011-12-07 16:15:20Z

Looking for My White side of the family. My great grandfather was white and had a farm in crescent ga. He married my great grandmother that was a black lady. He got kill by a bus in eulonia ga.

Re: euzille wiley born in north caralina. his wife lessie burk or burt or thomas her mom harret

stephtwiley — 2011-11-30 03:04:36Z

This is where the evidence has lead us to be true. euzelle wiley was born in raleigh, nc. he had a son named bruce. bruce married dorothy mathis from staten island, ny. they settled in manhattan and had a son named bruce jr. bruce jr married inez sampson. they had dorothy (dottie, bruce 3rd (bunny) jimmy (deceased) and my dad, michael. bruce jr and inez did not stay together long. My granny inez remarried walter sills and had two more children. none of bruce jr's children talk about their dad much as walter, the grandfather I know, treated them as his own. My brother's and i traced this info through my nanny dorothy wiley (mathis. Lessie burt (mother is harriett)is listed as bruce senior's mother and husband to euzelle wiley on dorothy and bruce jr's marriage certificate. we di hear of a warren wiley but could not find him. what is weird is the census' from the 1930's listed a euzelle jr. and there are a lot of mispelled names. we did trace lessie and euzelle to lakewood, nj but the trail went cold there. hope this helps and maybe you have more info u can share. steph wiley

Re: NOVEY CLEM WILEY

stephtwiley — 2011-11-29 07:24:21Z

Hello,
My family is researching the Wiley Family name. Euzelle showed up on our great grandafather's (Bruce Wiley 1st) marriage certificate and maried Dorothy Mathis in New York City. Bruce Wiley Jr (?) is my father's father. We have are currently looking for more information on him. Any more info on Euzelle would be great. I see that Wiley is a big name in NC.

Hiram Wiley, husband of Maria Murphy Wiley

rdfansler1 — 2011-11-18 19:27:21Z

Am looking for information on the parents of Hiram Wiley, b. abt 1804. I have reason to believe this Hiram Wiley is the son of Elijah Wiley and Marsha Seals Wiley. Can anyone direct me to documentation that would prove who Hiram's parents are?

Re: Ronald Dean Wiley Jr.

vw032904 — 2011-11-04 14:14:53Z

Hi Shan,

Well not to long ago I found his two children before me on facebook and have continued contact with one of them since then. I was finally able to talk to my mother a little more on this and did a little more research and he was in California in 1983 because my other half siblings were born 1982 and 1984. So i'm thinking that they might not be the same person. But keep me posted if you find anything with this type of situation anything is possible. :-) Thank you for responding!

Re: Ronald Dean Wiley Jr.

chongabelle — 2011-11-03 23:41:57Z

Sorry for such a late reply, Valerie.

I now reside in California, but I was born and raised on O'ahu, Hawaii. From what I understand, my father was living there at the time of my birth. I do know he has a sister named Laureen, but I haven't had much luck since then.

Does any of that match up with your info??

Take care,
shan

Re: Looking for Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Kansas Wiley's

1_genewiley — 2011-10-28 19:24:33Z

high tom alvin david wiley is my uncle. him and my father oscar wiley have both passed away. david wiley my brother lives in wichita, kansas. im living out in the pacific northwest. joe wiley is in the wichita, ks area along with several other wileys from the same group.

Obituary for Emma Velma (Wiley) Hammond (1894-1989)

AlexanderRoller — 2011-10-23 23:13:06Z

OBITUARY
February 9, 1989 "Times Daily"
Florence, Alabama
Funeral services for Emma Velma Hammond, 95, of Lexington were held Friday at First Baptist Church in Lexington with Rev. David Philyaw officiating. Burial was in Pettus Cemetery with Loretto Memorial Chapel directing arrangements. Mrs. Hammond died on February 1, 1989 at her daughter's residence in Lexington. She was a homemaker and a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors include her daughter, Pearl McConnell; three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Catherine Wiley marr. Edwin Porritt, Ottawa/Carleton, July 1870 or 1871

toedwar — 2011-10-19 21:22:20Z

Looking for record of marriage of Edwin Porritt and Catherine Wiley (variously spelt Whiley, Wylie) in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in July of either 1870 or 1871.

Have very little info on Catherine. According to various census records she was born about 1851 in Ontario, Canada. Her mother may have been Mary Wiley who was a 45 yr old widow living with Edwin and Catherine in 1871 Census of Canada. Catherine is described as Irish origins, roman catholic; which is interesting as Edwin is listed as Church of England.

Edwin Porritt was born 6 Apr 1847 in Bradford, Yorkshire to Joseph Porritt and Margaret Wilby. The 1861 census of Canada shows the family in Aylwin/Ottawa East. The 1871 census of Canada shows Edwin and Catherine living in West Ottawa/Hull area and having been married in July "within the past 12 months", so either 1870 or 1871. They appear in the 1881 census of England living in Dewsbury, Yorkshire with children Joseph, Mary Margaret, Catherine B., and Edwin J., all of whom were born in Canada.

I have not been able to find any record of this marriage on Ancestry.com nor on familysearch.org. Does anyone have this line or access to marriage records in the Ottawa/Hull area? Also looking for any information on Catherine's birth, baptism, and parents. She was born about 1851 in Ottawa, Ontario according to census records.

Wiley, Amanda w/o John Norris - Bracken Co, KY

rdfansler1 — 2011-10-16 20:48:55Z

Looking for information on Amanda Wiley Norris, b. 06 June 1833 to Hiram Wiley and Maria Murphy Wiley. Married to John Norris. Amanda died 13 October 1874 in Bracken, Kentucky and was buried in Chalfant Cemetery. Siblings appear to be Thomas, Elijah, Minerva, Cornelius & Annie. There may be others that I'm not aware of. Any information on Amanda and her parents, grandparents, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

Buchanan Family of Upshur County, Texas

juneebugblack — 2011-10-14 22:39:46Z

I spoke with Mrs. Wallace Buchanan of __, Texas on 4 Oct 1980. She mailed me a typed list from the Bible of James Wesley Buchanan and Lucy Jane Keeling Buchanan, which I'll enter here:

James Wesley Buchanan b. 24 Nov 1843, d. 14 Jul 1923
Lucy Jane Keeling Buchanan b 1 Jan 1851
They married 23 Dec 1866 (no place given)

Children:
Cynthia Ellendor, b. 29 Aug 1867, d. Jul 1906;
Nancy Adaline, b. 13 Jun 1869, d. Oct. 1890;
Samuel Washington, b. 8 Oct 1871, d. 23 Jul 1962;
Rhoda Elizabeth, b. 11 Dec 1872, d. 2 May 1939;
William Burgus, b. 11 Feb 1875, d. 21 Oct 1876;
James Monroe, b. 27 Dec 1876, d. 25 Jan 1925;
Mary Eliza, b. 30 Aug 1878, d. 4 Jul 1958;
John Riley, b. 21 Jan 1880, d. 10 May 1967;
Phillip Haynes, b. 30 Dec 1881, d. 25 Jun 1974;
Florida Estella Virginia, b. 22 Oct 1883, d. Nov 1885;
Baby Buchanan, b. Nov 1885, d. Nov 1885;
Gertie Chloe, b. 27 Apr 1887, d. 21 Jan 1977;
Olivia Velore, b. 12 Jan 189, d. 21 Apr 1974;
Wallace, b. 27 Sep 1890 his wife sent me this list];
Savannah, b. 24 Aug 1892.

Re: Ancestors of Aquilla Wiley husband of Hannah Warren

jearsm — 2011-09-15 21:43:55Z

I finished a Sampson genealogy this summer for my mother. I enjoyed reading your posting because it mirrors what I found out and also the conclusions I drew. I wondered about the Thomas Sampson connection too. My research lists a Richard Sampson, B-1695; and one of my first written comments is that the Wyles, Sampsons, Rutledges, Almonys and Pococks all lived close together, were listed on the same census, had big families and married the neighbors. I trace my roots through Isaac Sampson and Mary Ristone (Royston). Then it's their son Abraham and Elizabeth (Rutledge)Sampson, and they're living in Mine Run Hundred. Abraham's son Isaac and wife Kezia Pocock both lived and died in Maryland.

Their son David is my direct lineage, and his brothers Daniel S. and Israel eventually made their way (along with David) to Hancock County, Ohio. David married Juliet Ann Eaton, and their children were Isabella, Aquilla (my maternal great-grandfather, and Lanor (who died at about age 17 and is buried along with lots of Sampsons in Mt. Blanchard, Ohio.)

There are also Henry County and then Fulton County, Ohio connections before some of the Sampsons land near Morenci, MI. Aquilla Sampson married Mary C. Fahl in 1879. He had been born in Baltimore and she in Hancock County, Ohio. They had children Ann, Goldie, Guy, Edward L., FAHL (my grandfather who died 2 years before I was born), Howard B., Olleen, and Willis W. Aquilla died of pneumonia and Mary died of toxic goiter; they are both buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Morenci, MI.

Fahl Sampson married Prussia Grace Whaley, and they had two daughters, Mary Emma (Sampson) Smith and Kathryn Bie (Sampson)Marlatt; the latter is my 85 year-old-mother. My grandparents are buried, along with lots of Sampsons, in Oakgrove Cemetery, Morenci, MI. Mom married James Marlatt, and I am the eldest child of three, with a sister Jerolyn and a brother Michael. I researched both the Whaley and Sampson sides of my family for my mother, and she has enjoyed the reading of those "story-like genealogies." I am willing to share this information if you would wish to see it.

Levi Willey & Louisa Vohn? Noble, Ohio NY-OH-IN-OH/IA

lindgrentg — 2011-09-09 13:25:15Z

Looking for information on this family - Levi 1794 and Louisa 1797 were both born in NY. I believe this Levi shows up in 1820 Census for Adams twp, Washington, Ohio. They probably moved to Indiana before 1828 and back to Ohio before 1832. They show up in 1860 and 1870 Census Marion twp, Noble, Ohio.
Levi and all probable sons are Coopers by trade.

Probable children for Levi and Louisa are:
Alanson L. b. 4 Jan 1824 Washington, OH m. Ruth Ann Bolar 18 Jan 1846 Ohio moved to New London, Henry, IA early 1850's
Eli b. 1824/1825 Washington, OH m. Elizabeth Wharf 5 Dec 1845 Ohio moved to New London, Henry, IA early 1850's
Ransler?sp b Mar 1828 Indiana m. abt 1861 Rachael Ann Tucker Ohio - believe he moved to IA early 1850's but moved back to OH before 1860
Louisa b. abt 1830 IN
Lorin W. b 16 Apr 1832 Washington, Ohio m. 4 Apr 1861 Emily Craig Ohio stayed in Ohio

1860 Census Marion, Nobel, OH
Ranselo 30 IN family 1198
Levi 66 NY family 1383
Louisa 63 NY

1870 Census Marion, Nobel, OH
Ranson Willey 42 IN Cooper
Rachael (Ann Tucker) 30
Harriet V 10
John H 6
Louissa J 3
Barbara 7m
Levi 7m
Levi 76 NY Cooper
Peter Baldoff 40

1880 Census Jefferson, Noble, Ohio
Rancelar 53 IN NY NY
Rachel A 44
Harriet L 20
John H 16
Louisa J 13
Barbara A 10
Levi 10
Gibson 8
Emma A 6 (Emery A Ransler M)
Frank 3

John C. Kelly - Kate Ella Wiley marriage; 1857; Philadelphia, PA

ddigiacomo1 — 2011-08-30 02:34:48Z

I'm not related to either party, but I thought the information would be useful to anyone researching them.

The Press – Philadelphia; Tuesday, August 18, 1857, Page 3:

"On Thursday, 13th inst., by Rev. Newton Heston, Mr. JOHN C. KELLY, of West Creek, N.J., to Miss KATE ELLA WILEY, of this city."

Re: Wiley Family History

lilrdhen1 — 2011-08-26 17:21:02Z

Thank you so much for sharing this information. For years now I have been searching for any tidbit of information on my Samuel Wylie's Father. The dates are in question since mine was born in 1812, but it is a start. My Samuel married Rachel Hopper, both born in SC.

John Madill from Glasgow

paulh1944 — 2011-08-20 08:37:07Z

I am looking for any information about my great grandfather John Madill who was born in Glasgow between 1853 and 1858. John married a Margaret Wiley around 1878 and they are listed as living in Dublin in the 1901 and 1911 census.
Margaret Wiley was born in Derry between 1854 and 1859. Margaret's mothers names was Jane Wiley born in Belfast around 1823.

Jane Wiley from Belfast

paulh1944 — 2011-08-20 08:27:59Z

I am looking for any information about a Jane Wiley who was born in Belfast around 1823.She had a daughter named Margaret who was born about 1857.Margaret married a John Madill around 1878 in Scotland.
John, Margaret and Jane are listed as living in Dublin on the 1901 census.

Re: kin

11944 — 2011-08-20 02:36:18Z

When did Dan Wiley die? and Where in OK?
Do you have any other information. ?

kin

kaywiley24 — 2011-08-19 19:14:12Z

My name is Kay Wiley. I am trying to find any information about Dan Wiley. He was born in Florida and died in Oklahoma he was captured my the indians His wife name was Della Jane Avery. thank you.

WILEY Richard D - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-08-14 13:21:29Z

WILEY Richard D - Vietnam Wall section 1W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,443 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

WILEY Thomas J - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-08-09 23:39:52Z

WILEY Thomas J - Vietnam Wall section 1W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,443 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: George Wiley

dontdfool — 2011-08-09 19:15:59Z

CRISTI, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INFO. AS YET I HAD NOT PUT IT TOGETHER. ANY FAMILY STORIES, PICTURES, WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. I WOULD LOVE TO CONTINUE OUR CORRESPONDENCE. ( d.bighair@yahoo.com ) If you would like you may email me direct.
Thank you, Barbara

Re: George Wiley

ChristiLWiley — 2011-08-09 08:22:25Z

I am a descendant of George Wiley (b. Abt. 1813 in Ohio) and Catherine Snyder (b. Abt 1820 in Maryland). They had the following children: William, Allen, John, Catherine, George W., Robert, Martin, Henry, David, Nancy, and Andrew. Their son William Wiley born June 16, 1839, in Iowa, and died April 1, 1931, in North La Junta, Colorado and was buried in Walters, Oklahoma, is my 2nd great-grandfather.

William married Catherine (Katharine) Renner (b. January 4, 1840, in Tennessee, and died April 9, 1925, in North La Junta, Colorado and is buried in Walters, Oklahoma) on December 25, 1861 in Wise County, Texas. William and Catherine had the following children: Sarah Florence, Martha "Mattie" Murneva, Thomas Allen, John Anderson, Susan Arena Jane, Mary Elizabeth, Nina Margaret, Leona, William Marvin, Etty Belle, Sally Emma, and Dovy Catherine Wiley. Their son John Anderson Wiley is my great-grandfather.

John Anderson Wiley married Lula Caroline "Callie" Ballard. They had the following children: LJ, Floyd Wesley, Loyd William, and Orval V. Wiley. Floyd and Loyd are twins. Their son Floyd Wesley Wiley is my grandfather.

Floyd Wiley married Lorene Melinda Cox. They had the following children: Jackie "Jack" Wesley, and Dee Jess Wiley. Their son Dee Jess Wiley is my father.

I have information on alot of family members: spouses, children, dates, and burials.

I know my dad loved going and visiting Thomas Allen Wiley and his wife Elizabeth Josephine Casey (Creasy). My dad referred to them as Uncle Tom and Aunt Elizabeth. His Aunt Elizabeth knew how to remove any warts he had.

My dad also talked about his Aunt Sally (Sally Emma Wiley), she married James Franklin "Frank" Patton. They had two sons: Kermitt Clifford, and Eldred Franklin Patton. When Frank died, Sally then married Henry Mortimer "Mort" Williams. They had one son: Dwight Dean Williams. My dad told me his Aunt Sally had one glass eye (that she would take out on occasion) and she was quite a character.

Wiley, Mary/Frederick County Maryland/Parents?

dawnrenee1313 — 2011-07-27 14:51:18Z

I have hit a wall. I have a Mary Wiley marrying my several times great grandfather John McDaniel IN Maryland on 11/3/1819. I have found another reference to her that says "Elizabeth" Possibly Mary Elizabeth Wiley? Born around 1795 or even 1791 and died approximately 1840.

He (John McDaniel) is buried here in Ohio and was in the war of 1812. My research shows he traveled frequently between Ohio and Maryland. She is not buried with him so I assume she is there in Maryland, but have not found her on findagrave.com.

I am trying to find her parentage as I kind of stop at her. Perhaps because she came here from elsewhere??? Her son Samuel was born around 1819 there in Frederick County as well, but he too is buried here in Ohio with his father.

If you have her on your family tree, please let me know! Thanks!