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My Indiana WILSON Pioneer Ancestors: Bones Gone Away – 52 Ancestors (Ancestors 48, 49, 96, and 97)
Robert and Nancy (SCOTT) WILSON [48 and 49] and Robert’s parents Isaac and Anna WILSON [96 and 97] came to northeast Decatur County, Indiana, in the early- to mid-1820s from the state of Delaware. Robert and Nancy spent some years … Continue reading
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Richard of Kentucky, are you my KING? Richard, Oh, Richard, who is your Queen? – 52 Ancestors (Possible Ancestor 50)
UPDATE January 2019: After more study, I do believe that the Sabina/Sibby BALLENGER I discuss in this article was not Labina/Libby, but was indeed Sabina/Sibby. I have modified the article accordingly. NOTE: January 2019. After this article, I discovered that … Continue reading
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Tagged #52ancestors, ARBOGAST, Autosomal DNA, BAITY, BAKER, BALLENGER/BALLINGER, CANADA/CANADAY/KENNEDY, COURTNEY, DAVIS, DAYLY/DALY/DAILEY, DNA, DNAgedcom, DUNN, Family Tree DNA, FRISTOE, HAAS, JOHNSON, Kentucky, KING, LEMON/LEMMON/LEMONS/LEMMONS, LOY, Methodists, MOULDEN, OSBON, OWENS, Revolutionary War, RODGERS/ROGERS, RUSSELL, SCOTT, Slavery, STONER, STOUT, TREES, TUTTEROW/TUTTERROW/TUTOROW, WILLIAMS, WILSON/WILLSON
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They Went on Horseback – Henry Bascom WILSON and Amanda Melvina KING – 52 Ancestors (Ancestors 24 and 25)
Henry Bascom WILSON was the tenth child of Robert and Nancy (SCOTT) WILSON, and grandson of Isaac WILSON and his wife Anna —— of Sussex County, Delaware. He was born in Decatur County, Indiana, 13 June 1824. I like to … Continue reading
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Tagged #52ancestors, BAITY, BASCOM, BOYD, DUNN, HAAS, HARVEY, HAYS, HOPKINS, JOHNSON, KING, LOY, MOULDEN, OSBON, OWENS, PIPER, RUSSELL, SCOTT, STONER, STOUDER, TREES, TUTTEROW/TUTTERROW/TUTOROW, WILLIAMSON, WILSON/WILLSON
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