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Re: Elisha Walling' children

TomMcBride42 — 2009-11-11 23:47:26Z

In my research I have found that Elisha Walling and Mary Blevins had Joseph Allen Walling born 1734, and James W. Walling born 1746.

James W. Walling married Mary White of Virginia and one of their children was Thomas Marning Walling born 1778.

Thomas Marning Walling married Nancy Jones Of Virginia and one of their children was John D. Walling born in 1799.

John D. Walling married Milla Hurd (Heard) of Tennessee and one of their children was Thomas Jefferson Walling born in 1822.

Thomas Jefferson Walling married Nancy Tittle of Tennessee and one of their children was Creed Allen Walling born in 1857.

Creed Allen Walling married Martha Jane Ross of Texas and one of their children was Minnie Elizabeth Walling born in 1885 who is my great grandmother.

Minnie Walling married William McBride and one of their children is Bessie McBride of Oklahoma who is my grandmother.

Re: Wallings in Rusk Co, Tx, etc.

TomMcBride42 — 2009-11-11 19:11:13Z

I am researching a Creed Allen Walling, born June of 1857 and died in 1898. His mother was Nancy Tittle of Warren, Tenn., and his father was Thomas Jefferson Walling from White, Tenn.

WALLING Lillian E 1923-1965

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-08 19:50:37Z

WALLING Lillian E 1923-1965

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Gabriel Walling b. Feb. 26, 1836 IL. d. January 15, 1904 Portland, Or.

Eellitta — 2009-10-15 03:59:01Z

Date: January 16, 1904
Location: Oregon
Paper: Oregonian
Page 16

PIONEER FOUND DEAD
Gabriel Walling, Who Crossed Plains In 1854, Dies Suddenly

Gabriel Walling, who crossed the plains in 1854, and made the Willamette Valley his home from that time until his death, was found dead in his bed yesterday morning, by his son Frank M. Walling, with whom he had made his home in his old age.

Mr. Walling was born February 26, 1836. After coming to Oregon he settled at Amity, Yamhill County. He has been closely associated with the history of the Willamette Valley since that time and is widely known by old residents. He was for years employed as a steamboat engineer, and later worked in Portland as a carpenter. His uncle, Albert G. Walling, is said to have been Portland’s first printer. Six children survive him. They are: John E., who lives at Mabel, Linn County; George G., F.M. and Roy G., who live in Portland; Walter C. and Nellie E. Walling, who live in Salem.

I am not related. I am posting for research purposes.
Eellitta

Re: Walling, Daniel P.

Scott3325 — 2009-10-14 13:23:47Z

A search here yields a Daniel Walling who appears to be a match:

http://www.suvcwdb.org/home/search.php?action=search

Walling, Daniel P.

dugspring — 2009-10-02 21:39:48Z

Looking for information on Daniel P. Walling who fought in the civil war 1ST MISSOURI ARTILLERY AT THE TIME OF THIS PHOTOGRAPH. EARLIER IN HIS MILITARY CAREER, HE WAS WITH THE 2ND IOWA LIGHT ARTILLERY. HE MUSTERED IN WITH THEM ON 11/7/1861 AND OUT FOR PROMOTION ON 12/12/1862. HE DIED ON 2/18/1887 AND WAS BURIED IN CINCINNATI, OH.
looking for birth date--state--personal stories etc. Any help appreciated

Re: Walling History

Frederick_Nord — 2009-08-25 21:09:37Z

Have been working on the Wallings for quite awhile. My problem currently is Mary Walling b. 1760 d.abt 1795; (both in Monmouth Co., NJ) dau of Capt Thomas Walling and Rebecca Roberts. She married Joseph Walling; her first cousin. They had a daughter, Deborah b. 1795 d. 1849. My big problem now is finding proof that Mary is actually Capt. Thomas' daughter. Anybody have proof of this woman. Contact me at fjn111@ucnsb.net

Walling

JIWelsch — 2009-08-25 19:06:38Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Joan P. Walling, age 68 of 104 Holly Street, died Thursday, May 2, 2002 at Unity Hospital.

Her body has been donated to The University of Iowa Anatomy Department, to be used for scientific purposes for the advancement of medical teaching and study. A memorial service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 11, 2002, at Calvary Baptist Church, with The Reverend Dan Schoepf officiating.

Local arrangements are being handled by the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials may be made to the American Institute for Cancer Research.

Mrs. Walling was born on May 22, 1933 in Morning Sun, the daughter of Ray Linzy & Lema Verda McKelvey Crist. She married Richard H. Walling on September 28, 1974 in Clinton.

She had formerly worked as a secretary at Stanley Consultants.

She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church, and was a charter member and officer of the Muscatine Paddle Wheel Chapter, The American Secretary's Association and was featured in the 1968 edition of Outstanding Young Women of America.

She enjoyed family get-togethers, reading, playing tennis and small group bible studies.

Survivors include her husband, Richard H. Walling of Muscatine, a son, Phillip Leon Wagner and his wife, Rhonda, of Davenport, her father, Ray Linzy Crist of Muscatine, two brothers, Milton R Crist and his wife, Rehta, of Palmetto, Florida, and Maynard P. Crist and his wife, Elva, of Livingston, Texas, one sister, Linda Kaye Crist Wolfe and her husband, Dwight, of Kenneth City, Florida.

She was preceded in death by her mother, and a sister, Barbara Pauline Crist Sorenson.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Richard H. Walling, 79, of Muscatine, died Sunday, March 29, 2009, at Unity Hospital.
Funeral Service will be 10:30 a.m. on Friday, April 3, 2009, at the Walnut Park Baptist Church, 215 Colorado Street. Reverend Dennis Hakes will officiate the service. Honorary bearers will be Art Sissel, Larry Buster, and Don Grensing. Casket bearers will be Carl Ritter, Ryan Stacy, Mike York, Steve Rahlf, Doug Johnson, Doug Chatfield, Kevin Phelps, and Garry Paul. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Mission Aviation Fellowship or the Walnut Park Baptist Church.
Richard was born on February 15, 1930, in Clinton, the son of Herbert Roy and Ruth May Sullivan Walling. He married Joan Patricia Crist Wagner on September 28, 1974, in Clinton. She preceded him in death on May 2, 2002.
He served in the Iowa Army National Guard.
He worked as a professional pilot for several companies around the country.
He was a life member of the Antique Airplane Association; Experimental Aircraft Association; Vintage Airplane Association; as well as a yearly member of several other sport and general aviation organization. He enjoyed flying both as a vocation and avocation.
Survivors include a brother-in-law, Paul Crist and wife, Elva, of Texas; and several cousins in the Clinton, Iowa, area.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, and twin brothers, David and Donald, at birth.

Re: Information about the Walling's in northeastern Ohio from Vermont

Scott3325 — 2009-08-13 22:22:23Z

I'm interested in the location of the cemetery you describe at Wallings Corners. I'm familar with the area, but I am unable to locate a cemetery near to the intersection of Wallings and Broadview Roads, which appears to be the location of Wallings Corners. I realize that it has been many years since you visited the cemetery, but can you provide a more specific location for the cemetery?
Thanks,
Scott Coyle

Albert G. (A.G.) Walling

peggyjohnson78 — 2009-07-16 22:30:05Z

If anyone has Albert in their family, there is a great site that has a wonderful photo (you can buy a copy) and a short bio of him. Albert is the son of Gabriel & Lucy Ann (Rorick) Walling. He was born around 1825 in Iowa and moved to Oregon. Here's the link to the site:

http://www.oldoregonphotos.com/albert-g-walling-early-oregon...

Elwyn Walling of Big Spring, TX 1929

drbrownlee — 2009-07-16 02:31:30Z

Elwyn is pictured in the 1929 El Rodeo, yearbook of Big Spring High School. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help others locate family.

Re: Ralph Walling 1590 London England

mwoodlee196 — 2009-07-07 19:41:52Z

in 1623 ralph wallen and wife joyce arrive in plymouth colony on the ship anne. they didnt have any children yet. 01-22-1651 in town of providence when thomas their son appears. thomas married mary abbott, daughter of daniel abbott. thomas was born around 1630 and died around 1674. ralph died sometime before 1643. joyce remarried to thomas lumbard of barnstable. thomas married mary in 1651. and she died in 1669. in the same year thomas married margaret colwell. thomas fathered six sons and one daughter. here is where it gets wierd. final chapter after thomas dies in 1674 his widow margaret marries daniel abbott, the brother of thomas's first wife mary abbott. making thomas's two wives sister n laws. i have a some more on this. but two much to type. my great grandfather is joe walling

Re: Ralph Walling 1590 London England

patriciahammack72 — 2009-07-04 22:11:51Z

we are looking for info on this family - we have back tracked to this person and would appreciate more information if you are willing to share. You can email to bwwood@sbcglobal.net

Garret Walling/Burrit Anderson Family Bible

dgrant — 2009-06-22 19:33:57Z

I have the Garret Walling or Burrit Anderson Family Bible published in 1832; contains names and information on the Walling and Anderson families. Last entries are from Warren Anderson family 1870s. Please contact me for details.

John Chisholm's wives

mahard — 2009-06-22 03:53:51Z

I would like to add some corrections to John Chisholm's wife/wives.

First, like many traders he had a white wife and various Indian women, of whom the Cherokee women are best documented, that had children by him.

His white wife was Patty Massengill. Patty also found as Patsy and Patience ran the tavern in Knoxville. She successfully divorced Chisholm and married William Brent later relocating with many of John's children to Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. There is a great deal of proof to this that has been continually ignored. 1) Her will in Felician Parish distributes her considerable estate amongst her children and names among them Ignatius who is living in the Cherokee Nation. 2) Marriage records in Nachez, where she first went and where her daughter Deborah married Henry (William) Massengill and her son John married Anne Egan. In the records her maiden name is given as Massengill. All this fits with what we know about Chisholm. His rapid integration with the early Wautuga Settlers was in part due to his marriage into the influential Massengill and Cobb famlies. John's land bordered their land and much of his prosperity probably came from this relationship. Patty won one of the few divorce cases in the State of Tennessee for that time, in part due to her family connections. Her passport survives for travel to Louisiana and notes she is taking her children. Their children are as follows: James, Elizabeth wife of Capt. John Sommerville, Igantius, Deborah married William (Henry) Massengill, Mary Ann "Polly" wife of Phineas Thomas of Davidson co, TN, John R. Chisholm (d 1820); Titus Ogden; Joseph D. (died 1827); Dennis M.. Ignatius is documented as having wives by several Cherokee women, Martha by Lucretia Parris; Jesse, John and William by the sister of Corn Tassel (possibly Peggy); and Goerge and Nelson by Martha Rogers. Dennis M. Chisholm is believed to have had issue by Tiana Brown. Titus married a white woman Hearriet Penelope Trend in Felician, but is found in Cherokee territory and may have joined the tribe.

The Cherokee women that had issue by John Chisholm are several. We know from Narcissa Chisholm Owens that her father Chief Thomas Chisholm is the son of Martha Holmes, so Martha was probably one of the first women John connected with. She was a high born and influential person in her clan and in the tribe, so that makes sense for a trader. This relationship pre-dates 1790.

The next women documented, is the sister of Col. Dick Brown. Brown had some sort of kinship with Doublehead, which is probably how John Chisholm solidified his relationship with that leader. The documentation for this is the deposition of the interpreter James Carey during the trial of William Blount called the "Blount Conspiracy". This is also probably the woman that led to the Tennessee case for divorce that Patty brought. This relationship was about 1798-1810 period. If there were children from this relationship they have yet to be documented.

John also seems to be the father of George Chisholm (c1794-1842) who married first Lydia and secondly Nannie Bowles. George appears in various Cherokee citizenship claims for Mary Jane Lane and others. Narcissa Owens' sister Jane Chisholm Bruton is one of the people deposed. It is believed that John had George by a woman named Neecooie, daughter of Wailia Beamer by the part Creek Jack Thompson. The Beamer and Holmes families were connected and of the same clan, so this is consistent with what we know of Cherokee traditions with traders where mulitple women of one clan might have issue by the same white man.

Re: Picture of Col Jesse Walling

bwalling1935 — 2009-06-18 21:48:43Z

I am not the one you are looking for BUT I do have a picture of my great grandfather Col. Jesse Walling if you would like to send me your email address I can scan it and send to you.

Buster Walling
bwalling1935@yahoo.com

Re: Elisha Wallen the Longhunter - descendents

rleard5751 — 2009-06-13 23:47:36Z

Gloria,
I have information on Horace Houston Walling's ancestors through his mother's family (surname Houston). Please contact me.

Richard Leard
rleard7164@aol.com

WALLING Alene M and Lee B

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-30 21:41:58Z

WALLING Alene M and Lee B

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Re: Jasper Bidwell Walling - Laura Walling's father

Scott3325 — 2009-05-01 02:47:14Z

Heber is the son of Thomas Walling 1753-1802 and Mary Harringdeen 1757-1840.
Thomas Walling 1753 is the son of Thomas Walling 1710-1798 and Elizabeth Vinton 1705-1798.
Mary Harringdeen 1757 is the daughter of Hezekiah Harringdeen 1722-1799 and Freelove Herendeen 1732-1791.

Scott Coyle

Re: Walling Link

lindadgarrett — 2008-08-03 20:25:34Z

Would you please be so kind as to send me this file?
lindadgarrett@alltel.net
Thanks in advance

Re: Texas Walling Family

janeknight101 — 2008-10-12 03:30:07Z

I found a picture of a Walling family in my grandmothers things in Texas.A woman and 4 chilodren. The name on the back states Lish or could be Tish Walling children May 1923 Note on bottom says give to Mr Garner. If you know anyone who relates to this Walling family in Texas. Jane

Re: Texas Walling Family

janeknight101 — 2008-10-12 03:29:05Z

REBELLA WALLING / ISAAC PARKS CAMBRIA COUNTY PA

vlh1960 — 2009-03-09 15:52:53Z

Seeking information on Rebella WALLING born ENG about 1795. Married Isaac PARKS born ENG about 1790, died 1849 Johnstown,Cambria PA.

Isaac PARKS is listed on 1830 Census, 1840 census for Conemaugh Twp, Cambria County, PA. He died 1849 in PA.

Rebella and Isaac had at least 3 sons born in England, Isaac (married Margaret Jane MARTIN), William, and Simeon Haynes (married Frances JONES). The family emigrated from ENG between 1820 and 1829 to Cambria County, PA.

Any information on Rebella WALLING family is appreciated. Thank you in advance.

vlh@frontiernet.net

Walling's in Delaware

cwalling161 — 2009-02-25 05:21:17Z

I am looking for info on Wallings in the Delaware/Pennsylvania area.

Specifically, I am looking for anyone who may be related to John Walling and his wife Edna. John would have been born around 1898 while Edna would have been born about 1901. They had two children who were also named John and Edna. I believe that Edna's maiden name may have been Walters. We also think that Edna (the daughter) may have married into the name Hutchins. I am pretty sure that this particular branch of Wallings would have resided in Delaware (around Wilmington) for at least 1 generation prior to John and Edna.

If anyone has any information, it would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Picture of Col Jesse Walling

cwalling2 — 2009-04-21 00:29:34Z

I believe that could have been me. I have two photos I get request for. Hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Walling Link

DianaWilliams26 — 2008-08-04 15:05:42Z

P S
This board is not linked to the Walling List as many surname boards are. That is because I do not know who the administrator for this board is. I am the administrator for the Walling List and would like to have it linked. Can anyone help with that?
Diana

Re: Walling Link

DianaWilliams26 — 2008-08-04 15:03:33Z

I have Alfred Gaines Walling in my data base and have his father John's line back to Rhode Island. I have not worked the Chisum line, however, and know nothing about any Cherokee connection. You might join the Rootsweb Walling List as there have always been people there who have John's line.
The Chisum list might be more likely to know about the Cherokee.
I don't know what happened to David Walling who set up the web site years ago. I have not heard from him in about 5 years. The basis is his site was my file but it had no sources with it then. My file is probably twice as large now. I would be glad to answer questions but not send out the file.
Diana Williams

Re: Daniel Nelson Walling

DianaWilliams26 — 2008-07-09 16:18:09Z

I found his death certificate on Family Search.
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=0
It said his birth date was Jan. 19, 1870, he was born in Ark. and his father was J. M. Walling born in Virginia.
His mother was No record. The informant was C.C. Walling who must have been his son Charles?
There is no D N or Daniel in the 1870 Ark census and no one born in Virginia who would have been his father.
My guess is that this info is incorrect. Since the grandson did not even know his grandmother's maiden name I would question all the data on this record. Does the census that you found say Ark?
Diana Williams

WALLING Ronnie B 1951-1951

t42justin — 2008-12-31 23:00:34Z

WALLING Ronnie B 1951-1951

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WALLING Ward B 1918-1962

t42justin — 2008-12-31 23:00:15Z

WALLING Ward B 1918-1962

I photographed this tombtone in the Justin Cemetery, Justin, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.
If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

This is one of the 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Re: Walling Link

CDPoteet7 — 2008-08-03 20:01:00Z

Would you be able to send me that file? I am searching for Alfred Gaines Walling b.1818 d.1853 who his mother was Anna Chisum/Chisholm b.1777 d. 1819 & would like any information about the Cherokee lineage. Thanks, Cindy
PS You may email directly: wisegal47@gmail.com

Joseph Walden's wife

vannorb — 2009-04-28 17:12:49Z

I am Ben Van Norman. My GG grandfather, Hiram Van Norman was married to Elizabeth Saunders Walden, daughter of Joseph Walden. There is some conjecture regarding her mother, i.e., whether it was Rachel Knoe or Nancy Saunders. I would appreciate any help in this regard.

Ben

Joseph Walden's wife

vannorb — 2009-04-28 17:12:24Z

Re: Picture of Col Jesse Walling

RayDodson13 — 2009-05-15 15:11:11Z

Would it be possible for you to e-mail me the picture of Col. Jesse walling? Col. Jesse is my 1st cousin 4X removed and I would love to have a copy for my file.

Information about the Walling's in northeastern Ohio from Vermont

WallingMI — 2009-04-08 16:57:28Z

Hi,

Since this is about 6 1/2 years since you posted I doubt that you will read this message. However, I am a descendant of the Walling brothers whom you describe in your email. In fact, my grandfather and grandmother are buried in the family cemetery at Walling's Corners. My branch of the family goes back to Ransom Gideon Walling, who was, I think, either my great grandfather, or great great grandfather. My grandfather's name was Ralph William Walling. He graduated from Case Institute around 1900, where he was a star football player. My father was also a Case graduate, but not as good a football player. He had a brother and two sisters, but I am an only child (depression baby) and have only two cousins on the Walling side. I've lost contact with them, too. So far as I know, I am the last descendant of Ransom Gideon Walling living in northeast Ohio.

According to my father, all of his smart cousins (i.e. the children of my grandfather's siblings) moved to Long Beach, California back in the 1920's and 1930's. I suggest you find a Long Beach phone book, maybe some of my third and fourth cousins have a link you'd be interested in. My four children have also all deserted the Rust Belt.

There is an interesting Family Legend, dating back to the Revolutionary War which describes how the surname Walling got into the family gene pool. I also have another interesting story about a 1920's family reunion of many of the by-then inextricably inter-married New England Yankee clans which had emigrated to the Ohio Country in the period between 1790 and 1825. With all due respect to the author of the book you cite, 1825 is, I believe, the proper date for when the Walling brothers first moved to Ohio. If my memory of oral tradition and other books on the Connecticutt Western Reserve serves me correctly, they went back to Vermont to find brides because single women were still in short supply in the wild west. The brothers originally came from Royalton, VT, and hence the name for the community in Ohio now known as North Royalton.

There is a major Interstate 77 interchange in the Cleveland suburb of Brecksville, Ohio for Wallings Road, which is named for our ancestors. The last time I was in the grave yard at Walling's Corners was probably twenty years ago, but if you live near Cleveland you might find something interesting there. Many of the old tombstones are still at least semi-legible.

Good luck on your search. If you're a descendant of James and I'm a descendant of Ransom, then we are cousins of some incredibly distant degree of propinquity. Truthfully, I'm much too feeble to even think about calculating it. :-))

Walling/Wilson/Cryer/Tyler

BettyCarey81 — 2008-12-17 22:15:03Z

I am wanting to get in touch with Brenda Tyler that used to have a Hartselle, AL address. I sent her an email to the last email address that I had for her and it was returned. I then sent a letter to the last known snail mail address that I had for her and it was returned also. If she reads this I ask that she contact me at: bettycarey@otelco.net

Thanks
Betty Carey

Re: Thomas Walling

grahamwalling — 2009-01-25 21:39:10Z

Hi, my name is Graham Walling, would you happen to know where Thomas Walling was born and resided?

Re: Thomas Walling

HOPPER5708 — 2009-01-14 18:17:21Z

NAIL

Re: George Washington Walling

HOPPER5708 — 2009-04-27 07:26:11Z

I HAVE A LOT OF INFO.

EMAIL WALLING_2@MSN.COM

Re: Ralph Walling 1590 London England

HOPPER5708 — 2009-04-27 07:10:31Z

I HAVE A LOT OF INFO. ON THIS FAMILY
EMAIL ME:WALLING_2@MSN.COM

DATING BACK TO 1557

Re: Abner Wallin or Walling, born 1787, Glocester, RI

HOPPER5708 — 2009-04-27 05:41:45Z

RUBEN WALLING IS IN MY FAMILY LINEAGE.
REBEN WALLING MARRIED RACHEL WALLING. THEY ARE
ABNER WALLING'S PARENTS.
WHEN RACHAEL DIED,HE REMARRIED NANCY SHAW
THAT'S MY LINEAGE

PLEASE EMAIL:WALLING_2@MSN.COM

I HAVE ALOT OF INFO ON FAMILY
GOING BACK TO 1557

Re: Thomas Walling

HOPPER5708 — 2009-04-06 03:37:43Z

NAILE

Re: Texas Walling Family

txgirlmck — 2009-02-05 04:58:03Z

http://texashistory.unt.edu/permalink/meta-pth-29545:35?sear...

In case you have not seen this article... it covers the Walling family that you are asking about. It's an interesting read....

txgirlmck@yahoo.com

Re: Thomas R. Walling burial, IN 1869

smartin1958 — 2008-10-23 16:35:54Z

Hi... Do you know who this Thomas Wallling's father is? Is it Thomas I. Walling b. 1763 married to Mary Roberts?

Thanks! Sandi

Re: Thomas Walling

smartin1958 — 2008-10-23 16:04:17Z

Hi Amy, This Ralph and Joyce are my 10th great grand-parents. I have Joyce's maiden name as NAIL (Enland), but not parents, so it's hard to know for sure where the Enland fits. Joyce was married a second time to Thomas Lombard. (no children that I can tell). Let me know if you need anything else? Sandi

Mary Ann Waling Missing

maryachtrh — 2009-02-28 05:13:08Z

Appears in The Terrell Times, 7 October 1881, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas

Mary Ann Waling, a young girl 16 years old, of Houston, left her home at 2 o’clock Wednesday to go to the school house, and has not been heard of since, though her parents and the police have made a diligent search.

Re: Daniel Nelson Walling

momabearto4 — 2008-07-10 16:29:07Z

Thanks so much for the link ...I didn't find the JM Walling you did,but instead:1880 Census Corsicana,Navarro,Texas

John N. Waling b.1834 in Alabama
:married to Fannie E. Waling
:with children
Daniel N. Waling b.1870 in Arkansas
John A. Waling b.1875 in Arkansas
Elisabeth Waling b.1878 in Texas
This seems right except the spelling has changed, thanks again for the help and feel free to offer more!! LOL Thanks
D.N. Walling

Re: Daniel Nelson Walling

momabearto4 — 2008-07-10 14:06:10Z

I found different census records in which Daniel N. Walling lists 2 different locations for his birthplace he doesn't name either parent. In the 1900 census Corsicana Texas ..Daniel N. Walling says he was born in Ark. his father was born in Alabama and his mother's birthplace was unknown.In the 1910 Houston Ward 4 Harris Co. Texas census it lists D.N. Walling as being born in Alabama.In the 1920 census Dan says his mother and father were born in Alabama so I guess Daniel was born in Ark. and his father was born in Alabama.
Yes C.C.Walling (his son) states his father was born in ARK. so does his daughter Martha in the 1930 census.As far as him (C.C.)not knowing the maiden name of his grandmother that may have to due with the story of a death,remarriage and adoption. I really need some help on this one I'm SOOO stuck. Thanks for the help!
D.N.Walling

Re: George Washington Walling

awalling131 — 2009-04-27 19:44:58Z

George Washington Walling, lived in and around Des Moines, IA. Birth year I would guess was 1900-1910, my grandfather (his son) was born 1928.

Possible father Richard Walling?

Re: Update on this family: Re: Walling in Ohio

POLICIABOY — 2009-03-26 00:39:56Z

I have similar surnames, Rees (Reese here) surname living in Audenried, Pennsylvania. Then emmigrated from Methry Tydfil, Dowlais Wales (Glamorgan). Some lived in Treherbert.

Jason