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Isabella WILKINSON m. Lewis William MCNABB

Brenda_McNabbStange — 2012-05-24 20:03:29Z

Looking for information on the Family of:
WILKINSON, Isabella, b: 9 June 1871 in Northumberland, England; d: 29 January 1925 in West Carrollton, Montgomery County, OH; m: 25 December 1888 in Sangamon County, IL to Lewis William McNabb. They had four living children: Ralph Lewis, Florabelle, John Dewey and Nellie May. Isabella may have had one brother, Tom, who came to the United States. Her parents are listed on her marriage license as Ralph WILKINSON and Ellen HUTCHINS. Isabella is my great grandmother. I wish to correspond with others researching the WILKINSON line.
Please contact stangebmc@sbcglobal.net .

Also researching the McNabb and Hutchins families.

Thank you,
Brenda McNabb-Stange

William Kensett Wilkinson

kielianne — 2012-05-24 17:16:54Z

I am looking for information about William Kensett Wilkinson born in 1887 in Crowthorne, Berks UK who went to Ontario Canada and married a British lady, Theresa Marion Leary. They had 3 sons Wlliam Charles (born abt 1915),Kenneth Herbert (1916) and Ronald (1918). In 1928 they all travelled by ship back to the UK and the address on the manifest shows their permanant address as Reading UK. I would like to know if the sons were born in Canada or UK and where they ended up after 1928. Their father William Kensett is the eldest brother of my paternal grandmother, Lillian May Wilkinson..

Daniel S Wilkinson North Carolina Blind Musician

theatregal1958 — 2012-05-10 12:55:08Z

My Great Great Grandfather was Daniel S Wilkinson.
Birth abt 1844 in North Carolina
Death abt 1926 in Los Angeles, California, United States
His Mother's name was Julia.
Daniel was blind. He was a Musician and Music Teacher.

My Great Great Grandmother was Theodosia Barrett
Birth April 1841 in Ireland
Death 26 Dec 1917 in Los Angeles, California, United States
Theodosia was a Milliner ( Hatmaker)
Theodosia arrived in the USA in 1866 and they were married in St. Louis, MO on Oct. 26, 1867

They had three Children:
Erfreda Wilkinson born in 1874

Archine Jane Wilkinson, my Great Grandmother
Birth 15 Aug 1876 in Illinois
Death 7 Jun 1956 in San Diego, San Diego, California, United States
She married my Great Grandfather, Jesse Hays Montgomery on February 27, 1904 in Los Angeles, CA
They had three children:
John Barrett Montgomery
William Hays Montgomery
Theo Elizabeth Montgomery, my Grandmother. Sept. 1908-Sept-2004

William Barrett Wilkinson
Birth 21 Mar 1879 in Illinois
Death 31 Mar 1949 in Los Angeles, California, United States
He married Alice E. Collings

I have not been able to find any information on Daniel S. Wilkinson or Theodosia Barrett and their families.

If anyone has any information, please let me know. I have reams of info on my Grandfather, Philip Luke Brinegar's family, but very little on the Barretts and Wilkinsons.

William Henry Wilkinson - Kansas

barbarastuller — 2012-05-08 16:49:36Z

I am looking for information on my grandfather, William Henry Wilkinson who died in Kansas sometime sometime between 1927 (the year his last child was born)and 1930, though I found him here listed as dying in 1936, which cannot be correct because I found the 1930 census listed his 2nd wife as a widow. And I know from family stories that my father was still a child when his father died. And 1936 would have put Dad at 21. So I'm certain that 1936 is incorrect.

William Henry Wilkinson, b.1869 Ohio, was the son of William Rapier (Rapien?)Wilkinson.
Married Mary E. Wilkinson b.1869 Ohio, had 3 children.
2nd wife Jennie Brooking b.1889 Kansas, had 7 children, including my father William Henry (Hank) Wilkinson b.20 Sept.1915, in Caney, Kansas.

I had assumed that Mary E. Wilkinson, his first wife, died, but I also found her alive in Kansas in the 1930 census. But some of her children seem to have lived with his 2nd family early on since they are listed in the family home in the 1910 census, though my dad had very vague memories of his only brother Marvin from his dad's marriage to Mary E.

Also, the family story goes that William Henry was possibly killed because he was Jewish. But I also heard he was found slumped over his car wheel dead, or that he was in some sort of car accident. To my knowledge we were never Jewish, and Dad was raised Methodist.

I wish I had been a few years older, I would have known how important it was to gather as much family history as possible while Dad and his sisters were alive.

At least I do have one vague memory of Jennie Brooking Wilkinson, my grandmother, babysitting me when I could not be more the 3yrs old. She had to have been in her eighties at the time.

I would like to find out when/how my grandfather died and any information about his 1st wife.

Any information in solving these inconsistancies would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you, B. Wilkinson-Stuller

Re: Wilkinson Family of Virginia

BrentBrightarrow — 2012-05-01 03:42:18Z

Seeking any info on a Townsend Wilkerson born in 1802 and died in1854. My line is complete back to him. I have seen him listed as TD Wilkerson or Tunsend Wilkerson. You know the spelling in those days.They familystory is they came oveer from England. Several cousins are also working on this line butso far dead end. Would love to know his parents but there are about 12-15 possibilities. Any help appreciated, Chuck Wilkerson

Re: THE WILKINSON FAMILY ,IN BARNSLEY, YORKSHIRE.

KERRWORKS — 2012-04-30 01:45:38Z

Beverley, We are certainly relatives because I have the same ancestors.
I'm attempting to let all relatives know that I am preparing a 2nd edition of the George Allen Wadsworth - Pilley to Panaca book for Jul 2012. If you have any additions or corrections, I'd be glad for the help. The general query I'm putting out follows. Do contact me.

I am preparing a second edition of the award-winning history, George Allen Wadsworth – Pilley to Panaca, for the Lafe and Dollie Wadsworth reunion Jul 2012 in Panaca, Nevada.
A brief pedigree chart showing ten new generations of Wadsworths and Steads and many new surnames such as Mitchell, Heely, Thornhill, Kindard, Rhodes, Turner, Wilkinson, Hill, Hutchinson, Swinnerton, Beal, and Elam, all in or near Penistone, Yorkshire, England are mentioned.
New surnames found on Elizabeth Broadbent Wadsworth’s line include Armrood, Stainforth, France, Senior, Tyler, Beardshall, Broomhead, Bright, and Parkin of Sheffield, Yorkshire, England and environs.
New historical materials include a description of life on the ship “Horizon” in 1856 and charts showing how the Wadsworths learned to tame their part of the early American West. A chapter on the life of “Uncle James” Wadsworth will amaze.
Another new section provides some historical information on some of George Allen Wadsworth’s siblings and Aunts and Uncles with pictures of tombstones and towns of interest in Yorkshire, England.
I invite all to send new, updated, differing, but always documented data to be added to this one and only 2nd edition of the book.
When the book is completed it will be available at www.itsallrelatives.net. Please contact me at itsallrelatives@sfcn.org. Helen LaRae Free Kerr M ED.

Re: THE WILKINSON FAMILY ,IN BARNSLEY, YORKSHIRE.

KERRWORKS — 2012-04-30 01:42:18Z

Our book, George Allen Wadsworth - Pilley to Panaca shows Ann Hutchinsen chr 1774 Hooton Pagnell whose brother James was chr 1781 same place as children of Thomas Hutchinson and Hannah Beal. Thomas was son of William Hutchinson and Mary Swinnorton. William was son of William Hutchinson and Jane Wright.
I am preparing a second edition of the award-winning history, George Allen Wadsworth – Pilley to Panaca, for the Lafe and Dollie Wadsworth reunion Jul 2012 in Panaca, Nevada.
A brief pedigree chart showing ten new generations of Wadsworths and Steads and many new surnames such as Mitchell, Heely, Thornhill, Kindard, Rhodes, Turner, Wilkinson, Hill, Hutchinson, Swinnerton, Beal, and Elam, all in or near Penistone, Yorkshire, England are mentioned.
New surnames found on Elizabeth Broadbent Wadsworth’s line include Armrood, Stainforth, France, Senior, Tyler, Beardshall, Broomhead, Bright, and Parkin of Sheffield, Yorkshire, England and environs.
New historical materials include a description of life on the ship “Horizon” in 1856 and charts showing how the Wadsworths learned to tame their part of the early American West. A chapter on the life of “Uncle James” Wadsworth will amaze.
Another new section provides some historical information on some of George Allen Wadsworth’s siblings and Aunts and Uncles with pictures of tombstones and towns of interest in Yorkshire, England.
I invite all to send new, updated, differing, but always documented data to be added to this one and only 2nd edition of the book.
When the book is completed it will be available at www.itsallrelatives.net. Please contact me at itsallrelatives@sfcn.org. Helen LaRae Free Kerr M ED.

Re: THE WILKINSON FAMILY ,IN BARNSLEY, YORKSHIRE.

KERRWORKS — 2012-04-30 01:30:45Z

Jennifer, we have found that we are not descended from Haxworth/Hawksworth! And good news,I am preparing a second edition of the award-winning history, George Allen Wadsworth – Pilley to Panaca, for the Lafe and Dollie Wadsworth reunion Jul 2012 in Panaca, Nevada.
A brief pedigree chart showing ten new generations of Wadsworths and Steads and many new surnames such as Mitchell, Heely, Thornhill, Kindard, Rhodes, Turner, Wilkinson, Hill, Hutchinson, Swinnerton, Beal, and Elam, all in or near Penistone, Yorkshire, England are mentioned.
New surnames found on Elizabeth Broadbent Wadsworth’s line include Armrood, Stainforth, France, Senior, Tyler, Beardshall, Broomhead, Bright, and Parkin of Sheffield, Yorkshire, England and environs.
New historical materials include a description of life on the ship “Horizon” in 1856 and charts showing how the Wadsworths learned to tame their part of the early American West. A chapter on the life of “Uncle James” Wadsworth will amaze.
Another new section provides some historical information on some of George Allen Wadsworth’s siblings and Aunts and Uncles with pictures of tombstones and towns of interest in Yorkshire, England.
I invite all to send new, updated, differing, but always documented data to be added to this one and only 2nd edition of the book.
When the book is completed it will be available at www.itsallrelatives.net. Please contact me at itsallrelatives@sfcn.org. Helen LaRae Free Kerr M ED.

Re: THE WILKINSON FAMILY ,IN BARNSLEY, YORKSHIRE.

KERRWORKS — 2012-04-29 18:21:22Z

Our first Wilkinson is Hannah b 1800 Wombwell, dau of
Thomas chr 1774 Great Houghton, Darfield who md Ann Hutchinson; he is son of
James Wilkinson chr 1751/52 Great Houghton md Mary Hill;son of
Thomas Wilkinson chr 1711 Ardley, Darfield, whose wife is NOT Elizabeth Haxworth [Hawksworth]; son of
Samuel Wilkinson chr 1686 Ecclesfield md Elizabeth Binns; son of
"Little" George Wilkinon b abt 1653 Ecclesfield md Grace.

Do you have more information on any of these people?

Please see the book I am currently revising called George Allen Wadsworth - Pilley to Panaca.

Re: THE WILKINSON FAMILY ,IN BARNSLEY, YORKSHIRE.

KERRWORKS — 2012-04-29 18:13:07Z

My first Wilkinson is Hannah b 1800 Wombwell, Yorkshire, England, md William Wadsworth 1821 Darfield. She is the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Ann Hutchinson Wilkinson Hooton Pagnall, Yorkshire, England. They are in the book I am revising as shown here:
I am preparing a second edition of the award-winning history, George Allen Wadsworth – Pilley to Panaca, for the Lafe and Dollie Wadsworth reunion Jul 2012 in Panaca, Nevada.
A brief pedigree chart showing ten new generations of Wadsworths and Steads and many new surnames such as Mitchell, Heely, Thornhill, Kindard, Rhodes, Turner, Wilkinson, Hill, Hutchinson, Swinnerton, Beal, and Elam, all in or near Penistone, Yorkshire, England are mentioned.
New surnames found on Elizabeth Broadbent Wadsworth’s line include Armrood, Stainforth, France, Senior, Tyler, Beardshall, Broomhead, Bright, and Parkin of Sheffield, Yorkshire, England and environs.
New historical materials include a description of life on the ship “Horizon” in 1856 and charts showing how the Wadsworths learned to tame their part of the early American West. A chapter on the life of “Uncle James” Wadsworth will amaze.
Another new section provides some historical information on some of George Allen Wadsworth’s siblings and Aunts and Uncles with pictures of tombstones and towns of interest in Yorkshire, England.
I invite all to send new, updated, differing, but always documented data to be added to this one and only 2nd edition of the book.
When the book is completed it will be available for sale at www.itsallrelatives.net. Please contact me at itsallrelatives@sfcn.org. Helen LaRae Free Kerr M ED.

WILKINSON Fannie Louise CLAY 1924 1990

t42Restland — 2012-04-11 16:30:17Z

WILKINSON Fannie Louise CLAY 1924 1990

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Wilkinson's Jamaica, Long Island, NY

kristine1856 — 2012-04-01 22:58:26Z

I am looking for information on John Wilkinson born in England in 1815-1817 died?? m to Margaret Seymour Langworthy. He had sons Robert, Albert, Joseph, James and daughters Ada, Ellen, Sophia? Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Joe - Joseph or J.A. Wilkinson

oreo_DiNoSaUr — 2012-03-31 03:25:17Z

Have you gained anymore information on your grandfather?

Re: Isabell Wilkinson, b. 1621 - Help

MarthaAltemus — 2012-03-28 20:13:21Z

Paul,
Now, I'm totally confused. I do not believe that the Isabel from Cambridge Mass is our Isabel from Groton. Our Isabel was also "of Lynn" Mass. according to the records, as was her husband prior to removing to Groton. According to Pope's "Pioneers of Mass", Isabel Wilkinson, widow of Cambridge died Feb. 23, 1655. Edward Winship and Edward Goffe married her daughters. She was a proprietor in Cambridge 1637-8. So the Isabel of Newcastle is not ours. I expect someone someday will be able to track back our Isabel to someplace in
England, but it won't be me. I have a full plate. Thank you for all your hard work; if you come up with anything else, I would appreciate knowing.
Martha

Re: Isabell Wilkinson, b. 1621 - Help

paclark155 — 2012-03-28 19:24:47Z

Hi Martha,
I've learned that the widow Isabel Wilkinson immigrated with another daughter in addition to Margaret. Her name was Jane Wilkinson, and she married Edward Winship who immigrated in 1635. "He married first Jane Wilkinson, daughter of Isabel Wilkinson. He married second Elizabeth Parke in 1657.” And, "Isabel Wilkinson, widow, Cambridge, propr. 1637-8. Edward Winship ... married her daughter. (Jane)” http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/a/r/Donna-Carpe...

And while there is the possibility she originated in Ruddington, Yorkshire, about 2 miles south of Nottingham, there is this indication she could have come from in or near Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. From a page about the Cutter family we have this:

“In the church records of Cambridge the widow Elizabeth is mentioned as "Old Goodwife Cutter," and in a statement made by her she says that she was born in a small place, without church, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne; that she "knew not" the name of her father, who is supposed to have died during her infancy, but her mother sent her, when she was old enough, to Newcastle, where she was placed in a "godly family," and remained about seven years and then became member of another household where religious privileges were less. After the death of her husband she was sent to Cambridge, New England, and "came thither in a time of sickness and through many sad troubles by sea." She had with her in Cambridge, a sister or sister-in-law, widow Isabella Wilkinson, who doubtless came from Newcastle.”
The link to that information is: http://dunhamwilcox.net/me/me_bio_cutter.htm

So there are possible clues to pursue, but it will require research. Clearly she was in close contact with Henry of Nottingham who calls her "cousin" in his will. She could have been a cousin of his with the same, or different last name, or she could be a cousin by marriage, her having married his cousin (Unknown) Wilkinson.

If there are answers to Isabell's identity and origin they must lie in the church and legal records of the Nottingham area, and perhaps New Castle-Upon-Tyne. That search is beyond my current expertise I'm afraid.

All the best,
Paul

Re: Isabell Wilkinson, b. 1621 - Help

MarthaAltemus — 2012-03-27 19:27:47Z

I have Richard's birth as about 1617 Puddingham, England. He died Dec. 7, 1683 in Groton Mass (Groton Epitaphs) Church record says Oct. 7.He was an original proprietor of Groton.
Henry Wilkinson was of Nottingham, England and in his will remembers numerous relatives in Roudington and also "my cousin" Isabel Blood in NE whom he left three pounds. It is thought that James, John, Robert and Richard Blood were all undoubtedly related, all from the vicinity of Nottingham and although closely associated, the exact relationship remains proven. The Wilkinson will proves that Richard was in NE as early as 1642 although his name does not appear in the records until June 1648
Martha

Re: Isabell Wilkinson, b. 1621 - Help

paclark155 — 2012-03-27 17:43:55Z

Thankyou Martha, that is very helpful.

That would explain why one of the documents available is the request to the court for support of Isabell by Josheph Parker who married their daughter Hannah Blood. In it he explains that Isabell is 99, and blind, and without resources and is asking for help with her. It was filed in 1705. (Though that would mean she was born in 1606 rather than 1621, and would have married a much younger Richard Blood. Or Richard Blood was born closer to her birthdate which would mean John Blood, b. 1606 was a brother or other relative rather than his father.) Other information on Isabell had her dying in 1692, but that would be the other Isabell.

This means we don't know the maiden name of Isabell, though she had married someone named Wilkinson in England and had a daughter by him named Margaret before he died. And she was certainly not a daughter of Henry. She might be related on some in-law basis if the Wilkinson she had married was from that family.

Henry did have a daughter named Isabell, but according to a Ken Wilson, who runs a site for the genealogy of that whole vicinity in England, Henry and his wife, and all their children, including Isabell, remained in England and didn't go to America. I've just written him about this wondering if any of the Wilkinsons of that period married an Isabell, and who died around 1640. Of course there are probably many other Wilkinson families in England she could have married into.

Thanks again. No progress on who she was, but some on who she wasn't, and at least things are getting sorted out.

On Richard, I'd found widly varying dates on his birth. Do you haapen to know which might be correct?

Thanks,
Paul

Re: Isabell Wilkinson, b. 1621 - Help

MarthaAltemus — 2012-03-27 17:05:57Z

I too am descended from this union through James. According to information that my mother compiled long ago, there were two Isabelle Wilkinson's in the Bay Colony early. No connection between the two has been found. Some believe that the other Isabel Wilkinson may have been a niece of Henry. This other individual was known as the widow Isabel Wilkinson of Cambridge and was still living in 1705, apparently.

Isabell Wilkinson, b. 1621 - Help

paclark155 — 2012-03-27 14:27:19Z

Isabell Wilkinson married Richard Blood in Groton, MA, on Nov. 25, 1642. They had 11 children, and I'm descended from Nathanial. According to many sites Isabell was born in Nottinghamshire, England, and was baptised Jan. 6, 1621. In gathering information on my immigrant ancestors I ran into this in a Goffe tree. (Immigrant Edward Goffe married 2nd Margaret Wilkinson.)

"His wife, Margaret Wilkenson , was born in England and came to America with her mother when an infant; her mother, Isabel Wilkenson , was the only woman who came alone to the Boston colony; she was a woman of means, and she and her husband had been intending to come to America , when he suddenly died and she came alone." (No source for this information was included.)

I've been unable to find any other mention of this anywhere so far. Margaret is NOT among the names of the children she had with Richard Blood. But if this is true, and she immigrated with her infant daughter Margaret, then Wilkinson would NOT have been Isabell's maiden name. And in spite of the fact that she is widely identified as the daughter of Henry Wilkinson, b. 1588, and Mary Watkinson, b. 1692, these would not have been her parents.

I would have thought that if she was the only woman to have come alone, it would be a more widely known story.

Does anyone have any additional knowledge about this? Was there a Wilkinson marriage in England to an Isabell, yielding a daughter Margaret, where the widowed mother and infant daughter migrated to America?

Thanks for any help or advise about this problem,
Paul

Re: John Wilkinson mar. Sophia Schwatka 1831 Baltimore

StephenDennehy29 — 2012-03-09 01:31:23Z

i just saw your email;I didn't get an alert at my email on google for this message.

From the family trees on this site your Clifford Marion is listed as son of John D.listed as b. 1819 Ohio so there doesn't seem to be a conectio with m John Wilkinson b.1804-Md. of Baltimore.
Steve

Alvab TOOL to Phoebe WILKINSON in 1893

xd22577 — 2012-03-06 05:33:36Z

Rockport Weekly (Spencer County, Indiana)
Friday, 16 January 1893; page 1

MARRIAGE LICENSE

The following Marriage Licenses have been granted since our last report by Clerk Howard.
John L. COFFEY to Minnie O. CHANDLER
McClelland McCOY to Lucy BALLARD
Charles CARLISE to Lizzie KNOX
Thomas B. SLY to Amanda D. HALL
Paul WHITE to Nora S. CARTER
F.A. TURNER to Antha HAZEL
Wm C. KLAHN to Elizabeth BROWN
Robert SNYDER to Katie G. SALLEE
Harrison CUNDIFF to Susan HARRISON
G.C. BOYD to India ZUCKRIEGEL
Walter G. FLOWERS to Julia CALLIWAY
Wm J. AXTON to Ina L. PALMER
Alvab TOOL to Phoebe WILKINSON
J.C. GUDGEN to Ella TITUS
Chas. THOMPSON to Cleadie BROWN
Frank SASSOR to Jacoline JOHNSON
Geo. MEYER to Mary C. LINDAUER
Eli NEWSOME to Lucinda BROWN

Sister Aloysius Wilkinson

SallyandDawn — 2012-03-02 01:27:46Z

I am looking for information on Sister Aloysius. According to the 1900/1910 census she was born in 1881 in Indiana but living in Illinois. That is the only place I can find her. I would appreciate any help or information.

Thanks,

Dawn

Re: Phineas R. Wilkinson

lindalu52 — 2012-03-01 23:23:15Z

LOL 8 years later and we are still at it......Have made some progress on mine but not a whole lot. 1 1/2 years ago I had to retire on disability. I intend to get back into this and try to make some more sense out of all of it. Keep up the good work. We may connect somewhere yet!!!

Re: WILKINSON of Loudoun County, VA

jbony — 2012-03-01 06:22:07Z

Janis, just found your reply. I don't find an email for you, please contact me at jbony@ochoco.com

Thanks

Re: Phineas R. Wilkinson

jbony — 2012-03-01 06:19:32Z

Linda; Found my Phineas with parents in Waterford, Lowden Co. VA. Not sure if might not be related to yours... Still have not found when he passes or where he is buried.

Richard Wilkinson 1752-1830 Wyke Regis, Weymouth, Dorset, England

g2165 — 2012-02-24 11:50:13Z

Richard Wilkinson was captain of the Greyhound Excise Cutter which patrolled the Dorset coast, catching smugglers.
He and his wife Jane probably arrived in the Weymouth area in the 1780s. I have not been able to find out where they came from originally or where/when they married.
Any help/advice would be wonderful!

Clara Emma Wilkinson 1892-1942

shaunparkes1 — 2012-02-18 22:33:03Z

Clara Emma Wilkinson was my great grandmother. She was born in Holloway, Middlesex, England in Oct1892. She was a domestic servant to an Italian family in North London (Islington or Highbury) possibly called Graziola or something similar. She fell pregnant by one of the family she worked for and gave birth to my grandfather Luigi on 31 Jul 1914 at Middlesex Hospital Marylebone London. His birth was not registered until 1918 when she married ex soldier John Chambers.

Luigi Chambers was a butchers apprentice and carried his nickname "Butch" until he died in Nov 1987. He joined the Royal Air Force in 1939 and eventually retired from the RAF in the 1960s when he joined Hawker Siddeley (aircraft manufacturers, later taken over by British Aerospace) at Hatfield in Hertfordshire.

I would be very grateful for any information on the Italian family for whom Clara Wilkinson worked when she fell pregnant.

Many thanks and kind regards
Shaun

Re: William Wilkinson - Kansas

pittstop2001 — 2012-02-18 05:49:31Z

Good evening. I believe I have a Halloween postcard that was addressed to your Grandfather "Master Bill Wilkinson" of Coal Valley/Weir Kansas on October 29th 1910. This may be helpful for you,

Sincerely,
Jessica

WILKINSON Ella V 1858 1932 mother

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-01 21:15:44Z

WILKINSON Ella V 1858 1932 mother

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Elvera N. (Carrer) Wilkinson, 96, of Peters Township, formerly of Fairless Hills,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-02-01 04:04:34Z

Elvera N. Wilkinson
Peters Township

Elvera N. (Carrer) Wilkinson, 96, of Peters Township, formerly of Fairless Hills, passed away Friday, Jan. 27, 2012. She was the beloved wife of the late Charles J.; loving mother of Charlene (Tom) Plachecki; grandmother of Matthew, Alicia, Stephen, Gregory, Marlea and the late Jonathan; daughter of the late Victor and Mabel (Collings) Carrer; and sister of the late May C. Burns. Elvera was an original member of St. Frances Cabrini Church in Fairless Hills, where she participated in various activities including president of the Women's Guild. She retired from Home Unity Savings & Loan in Langhorne. Funeral arrangements by BEINHAUERS. Friends are welcome from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at 2828 Washington Road, McMurray. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in St. Louise de Marillac Church. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Catholic Charities Office of Advancement, 212 Ninth St., Pittsburgh, PA 15222.
Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh .

St. Louise de Marillac Church."

Re: Lester Ray Wilkinson

neesyval_1 — 2012-01-31 03:28:43Z

What kind of information do you want to know?

Denise V

Lester Ray Wilkinson

LoriW581 — 2012-01-30 01:52:56Z

I am looking for any information on a Lester Wilkinson born 01/01/1898 and died 12/10/1981. His father was Stewart Wilkinson and mother was Clara Matter. He was born in Sugar Grove, IL and left Batavia, IL end of 1931 or beginning of 1932.
Please email cathyp0714@sbcglobal.net

Re: Wilkinson Born Spark Bridge 1829

cjadixon — 2012-01-29 08:00:34Z

This probably has no bearing on this thread, but I did a DNA test and it came back with a strong match to a Wilkinson in the USA. I know that a Wilkinson family married into my Dixon family in the 1800s, but I've lost track of that connection
Chris
Australia

Re: Wilkinson/Wilkerson 1830s Alabama

MarthaAltemus — 2012-01-25 16:53:39Z

Mellisa,
With regard to your recent post,I believe that my husband shares ydna with a Daniel Wilkerson of Virginia, who was apparently the son of Turner Lee Wilkerson also of Virginia. There, may of course, be more than one Daniel living in Virginia concurrently. Can you share your information on Daniel?

Re: Wilkinson/Wilkerson 1830s Alabama

meboy3030 — 2012-01-25 15:22:15Z

I am working on the Wilkerson/ WIlkinson line trying to document Samuel's siblings. DO you have a list of his son's? I have not has much success with him. I am a descendent of John Wilkerson, Wilcox CO born 1750, and have recently done a lot of work on Francis and Daniel of VA.

Thanks,

Melissa

Re: Isabella Wilkinson of Robeson Co. NC b. 1800

zangj1111 — 2012-01-23 15:16:31Z

Mclaughlin's settled in Randolph County, Illinois
One of the replys was about Randolph County, Illinois
and I thought I would share the information that research
on the McLaughlin book was donated to the Rand Co Gen Soc

Re: Isabella Wilkinson of Robeson Co. NC b. 1800

MaeHamiltonAmbrose — 2012-01-22 23:16:01Z

Could you be more specific on Wilkinson and Brown. I am unfamilar with the Mclaughlin family. What is the connection? Thank you.

Re: Isabella Wilkinson of Robeson Co. NC b. 1800

zangj1111 — 2012-01-22 22:15:47Z

Email the Randolph County Genealogy Society at Steeleville, Illinois
a member donated the Mclaughlin Family tree

Re: Samuel Wilkinson genealogy

alberta658 — 2012-01-18 16:59:49Z

Hi Linda,
is your Samual Wilkinson anything to do with my Samual who left England for Viginia USA.
regards Alberta.

Re: john alfred wilkinson and alfred wilkinson

fretwell1564 — 2012-01-16 16:13:46Z

Thanks for that i do have the marriage info but am struggling with his birth any ideas??

Re: john alfred wilkinson and alfred wilkinson

neesyval_1 — 2012-01-16 03:35:51Z

England & Wales, Marriage Index: 1916-2005
Name: Rose V Fenn
Spouse Surname: John A.Wilkinson
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1938
Registration district: West Ham
Inferred County: Essex
Volume Number: 4a
Page Number: 470

England & Wales, Marriage Index: 1916-2005
Name: Rose V Fenn
Spouse Surname: John A.Wilkinson
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1950
Registration district: Uxbridge
Inferred County: Middlesex
Volume Number: 5f
Page Number: 429

Hope this helps,

denise V

john alfred wilkinson and alfred wilkinson

fretwell1564 — 2012-01-15 16:29:57Z

i posted in 2010 trying to find info on my grandfather John with little luck so im trying again. he was born 1917 but do not know where he married rose vera fenn in the 30's and then again in the 50's, his dad was called alfred and was a victualler! can anyone help????

Re: Wilkinson/Stubblefield of TN

MMQ — 2012-01-10 19:18:39Z

IMOGENE YOU WROTE:
my gggg Grandfather William Wilkinson born 1735. gene@mastnet.net
Imogene
MY QUERY:Do you have any William Wilkinson born in the 1780-1800 time frame?

Myself : Living Quick b: 1938
d/o Living Jones b:1914 CA
d/o LOURENA ALICE WILKINSON- JONES b:1884CA
d/o JOHN MADISON WILKINSON b: 1837MO
s/o JERRY WILKINSON b:1810,
(Crab Orchard,Rock Castle Co., KY)
s/o WILLIAM WILKINSON b:abt:1780-1800?+/-
#1m: (MISS CAHORN who died: abt 1826)
#2m: (?) had three children:James, John, Letitia.

Peter Martin Wilkinson b 1940

marnyhowe1 — 2012-01-03 07:22:06Z

I am looking for any information on the family of Peter Martin Wilkinson of Borham Sussex, son of Rev. Leslie Wilkinson. Peter Martin married Monica Jane Foster born 1942 in Essex, daughter of Joseph Thomasin Foster and Margaret Nancy Watson, in 1975 in Ingatestone, Essex.

Re: Wilkinson's in Blackpool, Lancashire, ENG

Jljrobinson — 2011-12-30 23:42:56Z

Hi, my husbands family has wilkinsons from blackpool. Their names were Ivey and Horace...

Re: Edward Owen Wilkinson

redbanksia — 2011-12-27 13:26:10Z

Hi, I am researching Barlow on my maternal grandmother's side and just wanted to let you know Emma Forbes Wilkinson did not marry Charles Goldstraw Barlow. He was married to Emma Wilkinson who is a different person altogether.
Hope this helps your tree come together. Cheers.

Bernard Lee Wilkinson 1873-1951 Chesterfield Co VA

WClayton43 — 2011-12-12 16:14:31Z

One of my GGGrandparents is Garner Vaden Fergusons (1799-1875) and his wife Virginia “Very Anne” Vaden (1793-187?). I have studied this family in great detail. They had 4 known daughters and also 1-2 currently unknown ones:
Julia A Ferguson (1828-1878) married John W Bottom (1823-?)
Amanda K Ferguson (1829-~1880) married John P Farley (1822-~1880)
Virginia W Ferguson (1833-1883) married William T Bottom (1837-1892)
Elizabeth Abbitt Ferguson (1834-1904) married Edward T Clayton (1824-1912)
When I studied this family several years ago I had not found the death notice of Julia A Ferguson and did not know about her. There are 5 Ancestry Trees that include Virginia Annie Bottom b.abt 1878 that married Bernard Lee Wilkerson and had a son Walter Vernon Wilkinson b.1905. Several of them mistakenly list her as the dau of William T Bottom and Virginia W Ferguson just as I had done. This is not correct. I am sending this Msg to every Author of an Ancestry Tree that includes Virginia Annie Bottom (19 Sep 1877 – 8 Aug 1971) no matter which Ancestry is listed hoping it might prove useful. The mistake I had made several years ago (and I believe that several others have also made) is that the 1880 Census of William T Bottom & Virginia W Ferguson Bottom clearly says that their daughter Annie V Ferguson b.1878 is Adopted. Thus, the ancestry of William T Bottom as shown by several could not possibly apply to Annie Virginia Bottom b.1878.
However the reality is that this Virginia Annie is not the Mother of Virginia Annie Bottom who married Bernard Lee Wilkinson. If you note the 1880 Census of John W Bottom and Julia A Ferguson Bottom of Dale, Chesterfield Co VA that lists John W Bottom 58, Willie W 23, Minnie L 11, and Jennie A 2 and this family can be found in 1870 in Dale, Chesterfield Co VA of John W Bottom 48, Julia A 42, Isabella 19, William 14, Minnie 1. John W Bottom 38, Julia A 32, Isadel P 10 and Willie 4 are listed in the 1860 Census of Southern, Chesterfield Co VA and the 1850 Census of Lower, Chesterfield Co., VA John Bottom 27, Julia 22, Irode? O 9/12 in the household of John’s probable father Thomas Bottom 62.
Julia A Bottom died 1 June 1878 (Chesterfield Co VA Deaths 1853-1912). Sometime after Census of 1880 John W Bottom remarried to a Susan ? b.abt.Apr 1830 and he died sometime between 1880 and 1900 because his son Willie W Bottom b.Apr 1856 was living in Dale, Chesterfield Co VA with his Step-Mother Susan b.Apr 1830 and his SISTER Virginia A Bottom b.Sept 1878. And combined with the 1900 Census record previously, the most important record of all, 1910 Census of Dale, Chesterfield Co VA Willie W Bottoms 54, SISTER Virginia A Wilkinson 32, Brother-in-law Bernard L Wilkinson 37, and Nephew Walter Wilkinson 5.
These records show definitely that Virginia W Bottom b.19 Sept 1877, mother of Walter Vernon Wilkinson b.19 Mar, 1905 was the daughter of John W Bottom (1823-?) and Julia A Ferguson.
Fyi also… Eddie Vaden who has been considered by most to be the basic resource on Vaden genealogy of Chesterfield and Henrico Co’s of VA made 2 mistakes in his work, one of which involves this family. Virginia “Very Anne” Vaden, the wife of Garner Vaden Ferguson was not the daughter of Marshall Vaden and his wife Aponella. On 16 April 2007 I posted a “position paper” on the Vaden Ancestry board that shows based on Census records of Marshall Vaden in 1810, 1820, and 1830 it is impossible for that to be the case. Marshall was the witness to the marriage of Garner and Virginia, but was not her Father. If one studies the marriages of thousands of early 1800’s of VA, it is also very seldom the case that the Witness was the Father of the bride.

Thomas Wilkinson and Elizabeth Lydall----Debunked

meboy3030 — 2011-11-30 00:10:08Z

There must be thousands of Wilkinson lineages that have Thomas Wilkinson and Elizabeth Lydall as the two who started a Wilkinson line in Virginia. It is not true. The story goes Thomas and Elizabeth had two or three children Eliza, Thomas and John. Thomas supposedly received a grant of 6000 acres in the northern neck. A Thomas Wilkinson did receive land, but not the husband of Elizabeth Lydall and supposed father of Thomas Wilkinson who married Ann Izard.

SOURCE: Genealogies of Virginia Families from the William & Mary College Quarterly ... By Virginia page 874
B180
Fitzhugh ag’t Burwell ( This William Fitzhugh willed the land to his son)
Wilkinson, Thomas died with a will dated 25 April 1688. He had obtained a patent June 8 1662 for 6000 acres which was formerly granted to him by patent dated June 10, 1658. He was survived by his widow Ann who afterwards married Goodell and had an only daughter Hannah Goodell who married William Thomas, who by deed dated 26 October 1692, sells to William Fitzhugh, whose son is the lessor of the plantiff.
Thomas and Ann had issue: a daughter:
1.Eliza Wilkinson who died under 14 years of age.

Some have even assigned this will to him, which is for the Thomas above.
Book: Duplicates of Lost Colonial Virginia Records (pp 264-5)
Will of Thomas Wilkinson of Matson Parish county York, dated April
23, 1668, proved 26 Oct 1668 submitted for recording in Stafford Co., Va. 8 Nov
1682
My lands at the head of the Potomac Creek to my wife and daughter Eliza Wilkinson,
to be divided equally between them when my daughter my daughter reached the age
of 14. My wife to have full estate if my daughter dies. Wife Ann to serve as
Executrix. Witnesses: Robert Cobbs William Farmer

Elizabeth Lydall Wilkinson is given a death date of 06 Feb 1687 St Peters Parish, New Kent, Virginia, USA., but it is not the Elizabeth Lydall.

Thomas Wilkinson is found in James City VA in 1667. He marries Elizabeth Springall Dickerson after the death of her husband Griffith Dickenson before 1673. She has 3 grown sons and is about 45 years old. There doesn’t appear to be issue from this marriage. Elizabeth Springall Wilkinson dies St Peter’s Parish New Kent on 06 Feb 1687. This is the date that many researchers use for Elizabeth Lydall Wilkinson. Thomas then marries Ann Izard after the death of Elizabeth. Apparently, the dates for Ann Izard’s birth are wrong since she had two sons George and John in 1693 and 1698. ( St Peters Parish register). It is possible that Thomas was married and had children prior to his marriage to Elizabeth Dickerson.

January 5, 1656 - James City Co., VA:
Griffith Dickenson patented 300 acres in James City County on south west side of Moses Creek on the northerly branch of Tomahack [Tomahund?] Cr. above Nickatounces quarter, bounded as follows: southerly Capt. Bennett Freeman, William Wolfes, westerly on Wm. Hichman's land, northerly on William Phillips land and easterly toward the said Griffith Dickinson's 200 acres on Moses Creek. For transportation of six persons, himself twice, Elizabeth Dickenson, Wm. Jones, and Susan Crotch. (Patents 4, page 73)
[This indicates that Griffith already owned 200 acres of adjacent land. Tomahund Creek is located on the north side of the James River near the mouth of Chickahominy River in current Charles City County.]
March 3, 1656 - Surry Co., VA (formed from James City Co. in 1652):
Reference to suit of Griffeth Dickson against Charles Gregory. (Surry County Records 1652-1663, page 98)
April 11, 1656 - James City Co., VA:
James Haley, 593 a. ... 100 a. being part of a patent for 300 a. granted to Griffith Dickenson, 5 Jan. 1656, and by him sold ... unto ... John Shell by deed.
May 3, 1656 - Surry Co., VA:
Jno. Baldwin & Griffith Dickson have a
suit, want Roger Stanton to defer it to the next court. (Surry County Records 1652-1663)
June 26, 1656 - Surry Co., VA:
Griffeth Dickenson listed with '335 pounds left in books of Major John Westhorpe, decd left in the hands of Capt. Wm. Thomas at his goeinge for England'. (Surry County Records
1652-1663, page 86)

December 16, 1664 - Surry Co., VA:
These are to Sertifie [certify] whome itt may Concerne that I subscribed doe Entreate my friend Capt. Tho. Pittman to pet. for me & in My behalfe to ye worll. Court of Surry County to grant Me an ordr. agt. Joh. Dolleys Estate in ye. first place & this shall be his power as witnes my hand yis. 16th. decem. 1664 Griffith Dickinson. recorded 14th Mar. 64 [/65]. (Surry County Book 2, page 250)
October 2, 1667 - James City Co., VA:
Griffith Dickenson and four others were fined for having erected weirs in the face of the town [Jamestown] contrary to September 10, 1663 Order of the Assembly and were ordered to pay 2,000 pounds of tobacco to the County of James City.
February 26, 1673 - Surry Co., VA:
Thomas Wilkinson asks Mr. Arthur Jordan to appear for him to prosecute action against Thos. Pitman. 'The debt was made by my predecessor Griffin Dickinson.' Also confess judgement in my behalf to Wm. Wabard.
May 28, 1673 - New Kent Co., VA (formed from York County in 1654):
Minutes of Council and General Court of New Kent refer to 'the difference between Thomas Wilkinson as marrying the relict of Griffith Dickeson and Wm. Towne is referred to the next county court of New Kent, who are to determine the difference.'
[This indicates that Griffith Dickenson died prior to 1673 and his widow(Elizabeth Springall) had married Thomas Wilkinson.]
November 20, 1683 - James City Co., VA:
Thomas Wilkerson granted 554 acs. whereon he now dwells on south side of Moses Creek from head of the western most branch of Ware Gutt to Halie's cor., along Phillips line to Hawkes Nest Gutt and, ... being a part of a devident formerly held by Griffin Dickinson.
April 26, 1684 - James City Co., VA:
Mr. James Haley received land including 100 acs. being part of 300 acs. granted to Griffith Dickinson 5 Jan 1656 who assigned to John Shell 11 Apr. 1656.
February 6, 1688 - New Kent/James City Counties, VA - St. Peter's Parish:
Elizabeth, the wife of Thomas Wilkinson, died. (Vestry Book of St.Peter's Parish, New Kent and James City Co.)
[This is Elizabeth Springall who married Griffith Dickenson on June 12, 1649 in London and Thomas Wilkinson after her husband died)
Port of London to Virginia January 1634 John Springall aboard the Bonaventure, master James Ricrofte.

Source: http://www.dickinson.cc/individual.php?pid=I1283&ged=tre...

Hope this helps

Melissa Boyen

Thomas Wilkinson and Elizabeth Lydall----Debunked

meboy3030 — 2011-11-30 00:10:05Z