Ilsley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

The Canadian Ilsleys

ktidid — 2009-11-13 04:13:42Z

Ilsley is my maiden name (which I have returned to using after being married and widowed). I am surprised that this site of the Ilsley family seems to omit any reference to our family in Canada.

You all probably know that in England there is an East Ilsley and West Ilsley in Berkshire, not far south of Oxford. I visited there about 20 years ago, and there was a monument to a very early ancestor of ours in East Ilsley. It appears the village was founded by a man name Hild in c700 A.D. "Lea" is old English for a freehold... Thus, Hild's Lea obviously came down through the centuries to become Ilsley.

My father told me our branch of the familiy emigrated from England to settle in Nova Scotia approximately 1756. I do not know of interim descendants but only for lack of researching them. :) However, my immediate family on my father's side are still in Canada. My uncle was James Lorimer Ilsley, and was in the Canadian cabinet as Minister for Finance, and was also acting Prime Minister during a period when Mackensie King was stranded in England during World War II.

My father was Philip Sydney Ilsley and he emigrated from Canada to the eastern United States in the 1920s. However, he set up a business in the midwest, met and married my mother Irene Mary Kelliher, the daughter of Irish immigrants. They sold the business, returned to New York City, where I was born.

On my father's prior trip to New York he had observed the construction of the Holland Tunnel where guniting, pneumatically sprayed concrete, attracted his attention.

When some years later he bought a small business from Pascal Paddock, Paddock Engineering Company,in Los Angeles, California, my father revolutionalized the swimming pool industry. He introduced pool construction using gunite, not poured concrete. Today, it seems this is the standard world-wide. He has been called the "granddaddy of the swimming pool industry."

So we are a branch of the American Ilsleys, but the family is very strong in Canada from Nova Scotia to Winnepeg where my cousins live.

My children live in California, and I lived in Santa Barbara for many years, but I have relocated to an island in the Seattle and Tacoma area. I hope this information might be helpful in spotting more Ilsleys.

Good wishes to you all.

Re: Ilsley Family

MargaretFleer — 2009-10-05 06:35:23Z

hELLO. If you go to the first posting on this board from me in 2001 it will give you what I have in Ilsley ancestry. Feel free to contact me anytime. Margaret

Re: Ilsley Family

ethosology — 2009-10-04 18:42:34Z

Hi Thank you

Maybe ...it is a small world or in Australians case a big country but a small pollution - so connection chances are good.

my email :

ethosology@hotmail.com

.......if you wish to explore more?

My regards and thanks

Jo

Re: Ilsley Family

ShirleyMuir — 2009-10-04 01:38:00Z

I have in my tree Henry Ilsley born 1812c and Joseph Ilsley born 1816c Reading Berkshire England. Both sent to Hobart in 1844.

Re: Ilsley surname

MargaretFleer — 2009-09-23 21:52:30Z

I can help you with this family tree. My maiden name was Ilsley and your Grandmother was my second cousin. She was my fathers first cousin. My father was Alfred George Ilsley, called George tho. He was the son of Alfred Septimus Ilsley. Your grandmother was the daughter of Samuel Ilsley and Annie Plaxton Simeons. Her birth record is 4615 and states she was born 1874.

Samuel Ilsley and Annie Plaxton Simeons were married 1855, the registration no. being 2170. I have a family tree for this family (basic line mainly) dating back to

1 Walter Ilsley
... +Mary Curtis m: 1 July 1574

I live in Melbourne, and would love to hear from you. My email address is margfleer44@ozemail.com.au.

Re: Ilsley Family

ethosology — 2009-09-22 13:17:13Z

in Prahran...... 10 Marion Adeline Ilsley b: 1874 d: 1946 in Wangaratta Vic
+John Robert McCall m: 1908 b.3rd May 1962 (Father Robert McCall and Frances formally White - listed as builder)

Marion Adeline (Adelaide) Ilsely MARRIED John Robert McCall Benalla Victoria Australia - John 28 years old. IN 1964 CHILDREN NOTED AS - in order as = Robert deceased - William 51 - John deceased - Aurther 47 ? - marion 42 (age questioned = maybe 44 or 45)

Re: George Illsley from Reading Berkshire

MargaretFleer — 2009-09-22 12:45:28Z

Hello, Marion Ilsley was my father's cousin. My father was Alfred George (called George) Ilsley and we lived in Caulfield. I visited with my father Eldorado, Wangaratta, and met with Marion Ilsley.. whom I was under the impression was married to a Dudley Shepard. Maybe the name is a called name and not a birth name? I have lots of information and if you would prefer, contact me off list and I will happily share with you. Regards, Margaret

margfleer44@ozemail.com.au

Re: Ilsley surname

ethosology — 2009-09-22 12:18:20Z

Additional information:

My Grandmother family used the names Septimus and also Octavius for the middle names for 7th and 8th children.

Also Samuel was a name spoken of as a favourate and also George????

Maybe some connection????

MY GRANDMOTHER :
ILSLEY
Marion Adelaide Illsley
Victoria Australia
B : ? 1878
Married Robert McCall in Benalla
D Dec 12, 1946

THIS IS ALL I KNOW - if anyone has a lead please ADD.

Re: George Illsley from Reading Berkshire

ethosology — 2009-09-22 12:14:16Z

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - parent apparently operated the Stock & Grain Store in Prahan Melbourne ???

ILSLEY
Marion Adelaide Illsley
Victoria Australia
B : ? 1878
Married Robert McCall in Benalla
D Dec 12, 1946

THIS IS ALL I KNOW - if anyone has a lead please ADD.

Re: George Illsley from Reading Berkshire

ethosology — 2009-09-22 12:10:37Z

Please see my massage on this link regarding Ilsley Victoria Australia.

Re: George Illsley from Reading Berkshire

ethosology — 2009-09-22 12:07:06Z

ILSLEY
Marion Adelaide Illsley
Victoria Australia
B : ? 1878
Married Robert McCall in Benalla
D Dec 12, 1946

THIS IS ALL I KNOW - if anyone has a lead please ADD.

Eleanor Sheldon

Re: Ilsley line from Nova Scotia c. 1750

susan367399 — 2009-08-28 17:42:15Z

I have recently started researching my Ilsley line. My father was Charles henry ilsley b 1909 d 1967. His parents attempted immigration to Nova Sctia in 1907 with their three daughters one died there and another was born. they were obviously following relatives to canada
we must be relaated. most of my line comes from reading berkshire and surrounding villages.one branch seems to come from Coventry Birmingham. there is also a hampshire Branch and later lots in London
Please let me know if you have details of my grandparents Thomas ilsley b 1867 and Ada Lacey/Ilsley his wife b 1878 bothfrom berkshire
many thanks
susan Ilsley b1952 gosport Hampshire now living in Sussex Uk

Re: Descendants of Ilsley who were on ship Confidence 1632

MSalas9819 — 2009-05-08 15:23:10Z

As far as descendants - my line follows through William & Barbara's daughter, Mary. She married Samuel Moore and they lived in Woodbridge, New Jersey. They were Puritans. One of their daughters, Hannah, married into a family of Scottish Presbyterians who then moved to southern New Jersey to escape some problems they were having with the Puritans. They and their children joined up with a small Baptist group at Dividing Creek in New Jersey, and that's where my great-great-grandparents met. They moved from New Jersey to help settle Indiana, and much of the family still lives there. If your line goes through Mary and Hannah, I would be happy to share dates and details.

Re: Descendants of Ilsley who were on ship Confidence 1632

MSalas9819 — 2009-05-08 15:06:33Z

William Ilsley(1608-1681)and his wife, Barbara Stevens(1611-1681) came over from England in April of 1638. From the port of Southampton, they sailed on the ship Confidence with 108 other people. Among those people were Barbara’s mother, Alice, who was in her 60’s; Barbara’s two brothers; and two teenage servants. Also traveling with them was William’s brother along with a 12 year old servant boy. On the ship’s record, William’s trade is listed as a shoemaker. They all arrived in Newbury, Massachusetts, and settled there. They are considered some of the first settlers. While they were there, their daughter, 7ary(1638-1678) was born.
William (mentioned above) was born in Newbury, in Berkshire, England. Newbury was known for its cloth trade, so William probably did a good business selling shoes. He came over with a servant, so obviously he wasn’t poor. He, and others that came with him, probably named Newbury, Massachusetts, after their home in England. William’s wife, Barbara Stevens, was born in Caversham, in historical Oxfordshire, England in 1611.
William’s father was Richard who was born in 1577 probably in the Newbury area. He married Jane Lewis born about 1577 in that same area of Compton. They were married in 1607 in Compton.
Richard’s father was William. He was born about 1545 in the same area, and probably also died there in 1631. He married Joanne Piper in 1570 in Compton. She was born in 1549 and died the same year as her husband.
Right near Compton, is the modern day West and East Illsley, so the family must have been there for quite some time. The Illsley family is very old in English history which is reflected in their armorial shields. According to the "Victoria History of the County of Bershire", the ancient name of the family was Hildesley, and before that, de Hildesley. The rule with armorial shields was, the simpler, the older. Their family crest is very simple.

I have a little information on William's wife, too. Barbara’s parents were John Stevens I(1575-1627) and Alice Atkins(1576-1650). Both were born in Caversham, in Oxfordshire. (Alice's father's name was John and he was born in the same place in 1554.) They were married in 1596 in Caversham. John died after his son William was married. Alice did not remarry. William and Barbara brought her with them, along with William’s brother, John, to Newbury, Massachusetts to set up the new settlement there.
John’s parents are Richard Stephens(b. 1545) and Margaret(b. 1550). Since the family is old in origin, I would assume they were probably born in Caversham as well.

Hope this helps a little. English ancestry can be difficult to trace, especially if they were tradesman or lower in status. Let me know if you can find anything farther back.

Re: Descendants of Ilsley who were on ship Confidence 1632

glenballs19 — 2009-05-08 13:16:41Z

hi my grandfather would like information on William Ilsley/Barbara Stevens of Berkshire from the Confidence in April of 1638 (instead of 1632) and a couple of generations of William's ancestors.

Re: Descendants of Ilsley who were on ship Confidence 1632

MSalas9819 — 2009-05-08 01:07:28Z

I am a descendant of William Ilsley/Barbara Stevens of Berkshire from the Confidence in April of 1638 (instead of 1632), and have their descendants along my line. I also have a couple of generations of William's ancestors. Let me know if you would like information.

Re: ILSLEY Surname

janetcanderson1 — 2009-04-10 16:18:04Z

Hi my name is Janet Anderson -I was born Janet Ilsley and my dad Rodney Victor Ilsley was born in Harrow in 1932. He was the son of Harold Ilsley and I am not familiar with his mothers name. My dad Rodney immigrated with his dad Harold Ilsley to South Africa when he was 16 and that would have been in the year 1948 or there abouts. I have now relocated to United Kingdom and am very keen to find out whether I have any cousins or such from my dads side. I don't know any history from my dad side Thank you Janet

Re: ILSLEY Surname

claremaynard — 2008-09-03 18:51:13Z

Hi Cathy, I too have Ilsleys in my tree, might be able to swap info. Contact me at collin.froud@ntlworld.com

Colin Froud

Re: Joseph, 3d or ILSLEY, Jr.

2006-02-22 12:06:21Z

ILSLEY's of Newbury, Essex Co., MA: William & Barbara's son Joseph (b. October 30, 1649 - d. October 15, 1724 in Newbury, Essex Co., MA - aet 74 yrs 11 m 15 d) m. March 03, 1681/82 to Sarah Little. Their son Joseph Jr. (b. August 14, 1684) and Hannah Pike, m. int. Oct. 25, 1701. Their son Joseph, the III, (b. August 18, 1714). Mrs. Hannah (Pike) Ilsley's last child Benjamin was born May 23, 1720. Who was the Joseph Ilsly [3d. int.], m. Nov. 28, 1717 * to [Mrs. int.] Rebeckah Noyes? {Joseph, 3d and Rebecca is also refered to as Joseph, jr. and Rebecca in the Newbury VR's}. A Rebecca Noyes (b. January 20, 1693/94, d/o Thomas and Sarah (Knight) appears to have been the bride in 1717.

Re: Ilsley from Hampshire

2005-10-12 13:57:29Z

There was a Frank Ilsley and a Ted Ilsley born in South London around 1900-1905.

Ted moved to South Africa around 1945

Frank was in the 8th Army and served in N Africa in WW2.

Frank had a son Leslie in 1930

Frank moved to Anglia in the 1950's -

Leslie had a son David in 1963

Frank died in 1980 (ish)

Leslie died in 2000

This info may be of help

David

Re: George Illsley from Reading Berkshire

2005-10-06 21:53:20Z

I also have Henry in my tree and Charlotte please get in touch. Shirley Australia

Re: George Illsley from Reading Berkshire

2005-10-06 12:14:05Z

Hi
I have a Henry ILSLEY in my family tree, he was born in 1812 in Reading, Berkshire. He came to Australia (Tasmania) and married Charlotte STANLEY. He died in Victoria (AUst)
Jannette

William ILSLEY, b.1610, Berkshire, Engl.

sewscoops — 2006-06-28 22:34:12Z

Peter, I am direct descendant of William and Barbara Stevens. They were one of the 1st settlers of Newbury, MA. They came to America in the ship, Confidence, April, 1638. Let me know if I may help you with your research.

George Washington Ilsley

sewscoops — 2006-06-28 22:34:12Z

Sorry Patti, I don't have his name in my Ilsley line.. Good luck on your research

Re: William Ilsley

e_rondeau — 2006-06-25 16:51:02Z

We are from the same tree. I am also a decendent of William & Barbara Ilsley. Then their son Issac, then Issac , Jonathan, then Clarrisa who married John Higgins.
They lived in Newbury, MA, then moved to what is now Maine. John met Clarrisa there . Their son alvin mccasline higgins b 1803, went west to IN and met + married Eliza jane reyburn. Also have Thorntons , pattons, van emans as well.

ILSLEY's - more of

M_Fleer — 2006-03-05 09:52:45Z

Hi all. From the last message I posted saying that I had found my elusive ancestor SAMUEL ILSLEY, I have been doing some more research and find that Samuel's parents were in fact Job Ilsley and Harriet (Baker) and they married on 28 Nov 1803 at Sherbourne, St.John, Hampshire. This Job was born 18 Oct 1776 at Sherbourne, Hampshire.

Further, the parents of the Job above were Job Ilsley and Elizabeth (Stroud) who were married 23 Oct 1769 also at Sherbourne, St.John, Hampshire. I believe this Job was born about 1745.

So from all this, I am presuming that my Ilsley's came from Hampshire.

Are these Ilsleys connected to any others on the list....love to hear from anyone who can assist me.

Ilsley Family

M_Fleer — 2006-03-05 09:52:45Z

Re: Ilsley Family

M_Fleer — 2006-03-05 09:52:45Z

Re: Gertrude Adams ( Ilsley )

M_Fleer — 2006-03-05 09:52:45Z

Sorry, I cant see any match. Hopefully someone else will tho. It is interesting that the Birthplace is same. Margaret

Re: Illsley Family: Nova Scotia > Minnesota

4star1 — 2008-02-08 20:15:16Z

I just ran across your query from 6 years ago. Irad Isaac Illsley, who married Waity Elizabeth Foote, was the son of Nathan Illsley and Anna Porter. Nathan was the son of Randall Ilsley and Phebe Kinney.

I have more detail if you are interested.

Re: ILSLEY - BIRMINGHAM,ENGLAND

preece67 — 2006-04-19 19:10:17Z

Hello Barbara
I think we were in touch a while back. My wife is from the Ilsley line - her mother (coincidentally Barbara) was daughter of Arthur, son of Arthur, son of John, son of Thomas.

I have access to the on-line census records, and have had great problems finding Ilsleys in there, particularly 1861. I found them in 1891 indexed as Holey.

I can send you details as I have them so far, if you wish contact me direct at ian@preece67.fsnet.co.uk

Re: Any books on the Inslee/Ilsley family?

cindydailey787 — 2008-06-04 02:57:57Z

hi thanx for the info. i have johns(inslee) and sarah (freeman) as the parents of gage inslee. johns b: may 1746 d:23 apr. 1791. sarah b:5 mar 1754 d:26 aug 1830. woodbridge for both. let me know if this is right. if not then i might be wrong on alot of my data. thanx my e-mail is dcdfirebird1@aol.com

Re: Any books on the Inslee/Ilsley family?

cindydailey787 — 2008-06-01 04:14:10Z

hi my husband is related to gage inslee and mary cutter. would like to know more. dont have any books but will share what i do have. also i am very new to this so not sure what to do next. thanx

Re: Descendants of Ilsley who were on ship Confidence 1632

Rednova3 — 2007-05-05 19:10:52Z

Hi, I am a direct descendant of William Ilsley of Newbury. According to my files, the Confidence departed Southhampton, England in April 1638 and arrived in America later in the same year. William is the brother of John. They were also accompanied by William's wife's (Barbara) mother and brothers, Alice, John and William Stevens.
More than happy to share information, if it will be of any help to you.
Sue Gagnon, Merrimac, MA.

Re: Illsley Family: Nova Scotia > Minnesota

bblabrantb — 2008-02-09 16:17:35Z

You've been very helpful in my effort to break down this brick wall. I do thank you. Bev B. LaBrant

Any books on the Inslee/Ilsley family?

amburjoy — 2008-05-27 16:51:53Z

I've got bits and pieces of the Inslee/Ilsley family (I descend from Gage Inslee & Mary Cutter) but want a more complete record. Anyone know if there is a family history book out there somewhere? I know I'm related to the Woodbridge, NJ branch (Elisha, John, William, Richard, etc.)

Thanks!

Re: Any books on the Inslee/Ilsley family?

amburjoy — 2008-06-03 01:17:57Z

I found a book on the Cutter family that mentions Gage Inslee on page 100. See if this link will work for you:

http://www.google.com/books?id=MIxGAAAAMAAJ&printsec=fro...

If not, you should be able to find it on Google for free under "History of the Cutter Family of New England."

I don't know who Gage Inslee's parents are at this point, but I can email you a copy of what I've got as well. Thanks!

Re: Ilsley

claremaynard — 2008-09-03 18:47:43Z

Sorry email should be collin.froud@ntlworld.com

Colin

Re: Ilsley

claremaynard — 2008-09-03 18:46:35Z

Hi, contact me offline, I may have info for you

Colin Froud
collin.roud@ntlworld.com

Looking for descendants of Ilsley who were on ship Confidence 1632

glenballs19 — 2007-05-05 13:51:55Z

I am looking for any relatives of Ilsley family that emigrated from county of Berkshire England on the ship Confidence in 1632. Not sure which port the ship left England to arrive in Boston USA. Any information much appreciated.

Re: William ILSLEY, b.1610, Berkshire, Engl.

warren804_1 — 2007-09-20 20:14:11Z

Hello
I am also a direct descendant of William and Barbara Ilsley. My grandfather on my mothers side was Warren Lowel Ilsley and I am looking for descendants and information. warren804@gmail.com

Christopher Graves

Hampshire Ilsleys

@@kenedon@care4free.net — 2006-01-28 17:16:11Z

My wife's maiden name is Ilsley and I have been researching her family history for about a year. I have got back to the marriage of Edmund and Mary Dollery in Basingstoke in 1711 and have posted the Gedcom on WorldConnect. Does anyone have any leads for Edmunds origin?

Phillip Southby

Re: Ilsley from Hampshire

@@kenedon@care4free.net — 2006-01-28 17:16:11Z

I believe that your William is the 9th son of Charles, born Str St John 1786, who was the 4th son of John, born Str St John 1750, who was the 6th son of Edmund, who married mary Cowdry in Str St John in 1737. This Edmund was probably the eldest son of the Edmund who married Elizabeth Dollery in 1702 in Reading and then Mary Dollery in 1711 in Basingstoke. I have found several branches of this family surviving into the 1881 Census, but have not found any of them in the 1901 Census Index.

Re: Ilsley from Hampshire

@@kenedon@care4free.net — 2006-01-28 17:16:11Z

Andrew.I had come across Arthur, born 1812, and worked out from the LDS records that he was the fourth of five children to Arthur, born 1876, and Hannah Eunice BOSIER. I had also noted that Arthur's father was William, but had not managed to take the line back any further.

You mentioning that William's wife was Sarah, made me have another look at my database, which contains almost 5800 individuals with the surname Ilsley or Illsley. I know see that I do have what I thought was another Arthur born in the second quarter of 1876 in Sherborne St John to William and Sarah Ann ROGERS. It does look as though this could be your Arthur and I have traced this line, largely through the use of the Sherborne St John parish records, back to Edmund, born about 1710, who married Mary Cowdry in 1737 in Sherborne St John. I have discussed with other researchers the possibility that this Edmund was the son of the Edmund born in Tilehurst in 1683, but we have not yet found any concrete evidence.
Regards, Phillip Southby

Re: ILSLEY - BIRMINGHAM,ENGLAND

deliciousoldfart — 2008-06-30 11:46:05Z

I have just begun trying to find out more about my Father's history. Frederick Cuthbert Ilsley was born 1909, died 1969.
His profession was Master Toolmaker. Lived in Tipton in West Midlands all his life. His wife Iris Irene born 1919 died 2000 bore 5 chidlren. Things that at the time never seemed inportant; I never knew his father / mother or any history about his predicessors. He had a brother named William who lived in Wolverhampton. Any one with information would be greatly apreciated.

Re: Looking for descendants of Ilsley who were on ship Confidence 1632

LyndaPattison — 2007-05-05 16:11:01Z

I have Ilsleys from the Berkshire area but don't know of any who were on that ship, my Ilsleys are mainly from the Chieveley area of Berkshire, would love to compare notes with you.

Lynda Pattison

Re: ilsley graves hunting.

sajane040972 — 2008-02-25 18:53:18Z

I descend from the Ilsley's in Berkshire Reading, Im in Basingstoke and haven't found the connection between the Ilsley's in Reading to those in Basingstoke.

Re: Looking for descendants of Ilsley who were on ship Confidence 1632

sunnymead — 2007-05-05 16:18:20Z

You may find this useful. "CONFIDENCE, of London, two hundred tons, John Gibson, Master. She sailed from Southampton the last of April, “by vertue of the Lord Treasurers warrant of the 11th of April, 1638.”"

I got this and a complete passenger list from website http:/members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/confid38.htm some years ago, though I have no idea if the site is still active but it is worth a try.

Roy Montgomery

Ilsley line from Nova Scotia c. 1750

SoaringEaglesheart — 2008-05-21 05:51:45Z

Really not Queries so much as "Other"... giving information in case someone can use it? Will answer questions if desired.

My father, Philip Sydney Ilsley, was the younger brother of James Lorimer Ilsley, both born in Nova Scotia, Canada. Philip married Vesta (maiden name unknown to me), two children (my half sisters) Dorothy and Betty. Dorothy married Alan Tarr of Winnipeg. Betty married twice and twice widowed.

Philip then wed Mildred. No children. Then he married Irene Mary Kelliher, my mother, and had me.

Philip came to the United States during the construction of the Holland Tunnel in New York, which he observed. It was using pneumatically sprayed concrete in the construction, (called guniting) and some years later, Philip applied that technique in the construction of swimming pools, and Paddock Pools, based in Los Angeles, was the result in the late '30s. He has been called the Father of the Swimming Pool Industry in the United States and abroad as he is the first to have applied guniting in the construction of swimming pools.

Philip stated the family emigrated from England in the mid-18th century and "threw Evangeline out of Acadia" (a wry sense of humor). Unfortunately I have no knowledge of the intervening generations until my father's, but they apparently issued a line that remained in Nova Scotia resulting in us.

Lorimer became Minister of Finance for Canada, then acting Prime Minister during WW II when MacMillan was stranded in England on a trip to consult with Churchill and Ministers regarding Canada's role in support of England during that war. Lorimer, after the war, became Chief Justice of the Nova Scotia Supreme Court (if that is the correct term... I was born and raised in the United States). I never met him nor his offspring.

I believe my paternal grandfather was named Randall Ilsley and married a Scottish lady with maiden name Caldwell. I was born late in my parent's lives and never met them.

This branch of the Ilsley family then traces back to the 1750s; prior to that, I have no knowledge except that we originated in England.

One other thing. My father disclaimed any relation to aristocracy. He said we were "yeoman farmers" dating to before William the Conquerer... and I am thinking we possibly occupied Hild's Lea in Berks. :)

I discovered that my son, Ari Philip Shenkman posted here 5 years ago! He is the family devotee of our origins. This is an amazing site. I just happened on it tonight.

I have a profile link if it would be helpful for geneological purposes: http://kis.homestead.com/ShannonProfile.html

Hope this aspect of Ilsleys helps others and would like to hear from family if this stuff sounds familiar.. :)

Missing a link or two

JenBeckman — 2006-05-03 14:47:41Z

I know I'm also a from the line of William and Barbara, but I only have William and Barbara, Joseph and Sarah Little, and Joseph and Rebecca Noyes, without a direct link to Wade Ilsley and Lydia Mason/Plumer. Their daughter, Sarah Burnham Ilsley was my great-great-grandmother. Do you have the names that make up the complete line?