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Family of Richard Wildey/Wilde & Patience Tatem

legacykwst — 2009-06-13 22:50:38Z

Searching for info on family of Richard Wildey (s. of Thomas Wildey & Elizabeth Griffen) & Patience Tatem (dt. Samuel Tatem) m. 1717, Flushing, Queens, LI.

Has anyone discovered any documents relating to this family between the 1717 marriage & the will of Patience's father in 1724?

Have 2 known children: Thomas, who settled in Tarrytown, & Elizabeth, mentioned in Samuel Tatem's will. Odds are there were other children

Re: Family of Richard Wildey/Wilde & Patience Tatem

liz17buni — 2009-03-07 05:36:47Z

Found the following info in Tatum Narrative 1626-1925
"Samuel Tatem married first Elizabeth Roe, a daughter of David Roe, of Flushing L.I. She deceased 4 day 10 Mo 1699, leaving children: Samuel, Eliza, Patience (married 8, 10, 1717 Richard Wildy son of Elizabeth at Flushing, L.I.) Mary
Samuel Tatem married secondly Mary Southwick 10, 13, 1701, late of R.I. at Flushing Meeting House, they had a daughter - Ruth, who married 5, 18, 1721 at Flushing Wm. Phillips of Flushing, L.I., son of Wm. and Jane of Tenba in Pembrokeshire South Wales" source listed as Records of Society Friends of City of New York and vicinity from 1640-1800. Hope this helps.

My Children

wchristine1066 — 2008-10-19 01:40:36Z

Iam Duane Wildey looking for my two children one is Cherona wildey from CA,and the other is my son in OK.please e-mail me at wchristine1066@yahoo.com

Re: Family of Richard Wildey/Wilde & Patience Tatem

cynpunter1 — 2008-07-03 23:56:26Z

I am researching my grandmother's father Robert Wildey . Born appox 1880 in the UK .1st marriage to a Christina immgrated to Canada Aprox 1905 . Second marriage was to Mary Ellen Work This was my grandmother's mother. Robert remarried for the 3rd time to Cromittie . I have hit a wall with this .

Re: Wildey / Wilde DNA Project

legacykwst — 2008-05-15 21:27:42Z

This is not intended to promote any particular surname project or DNA testing service.

Most Wildey/Wilde/Wiley researchers may have noted how the name can switch back & forth... sometimes even by choice. It is a particularly difficult issue in the Hudson Valley.

Y-DNA has provided a way to separate those Wileys, Wildes, Wildeys, etc who are probably related to Richard Wildey (d. 1689, Flushing).

It turns out that those who are descended of Richard or perhaps, descended from Richard's as yet unknown brothers or cousins are Haplogroup G2.

The Haplogroups are the markers of our very ancient ancestors.

One of the most common Haplogroups in Britain & Europe is R1b1, which is a Celtic marker. However, G2 is one of the rarest Haplogroups in nothern Europe. Only 1-2% of British males are G2.

Therefore, if anyone is seeking a way to narrow down their research, they might be able to do so by having the Y-DNA 12 marker test done on their closest male Wilde, Wildey, Wiley, etc relative.

This is the cheapest, fastest test. If the results are other than G2, then the researcher can eliminate those Wildey/Wilde/Wiley families who have tested as G2.

Re: Wildey / Wilde DNA Project

legacykwst — 2008-05-15 21:26:49Z

James E. Wildey, b.~1838, d.11/12/1928 in West Orange, New Jersey

Bob_MacAvoy — 2008-03-16 18:34:35Z

I am searching for the burial place of James E. Wildey, who died 11/12/1928 in West Orange, New Jersey at the home of his daughter Mrs. James Ospenson.

Bob

Re: Wildey / Wilde DNA Project - Summary of Findings to Date...

MattWilde73 — 2007-11-23 23:20:56Z

“Wilde” Surname Project Summary Findings and Conclusions so far- November 23, 2007.

The project to date includes 15 individuals with 7 surname variations ; seven individuals with the name ‘Wilde’, three with the name ‘Wilds’, two with the name ‘Whiles’, one with ‘Wiles’, one Wild, and one Wildey. There are two more individuals whose test data are in process and not yet represented in this summary.

From a DNA standpoint, the participants fall into six Y chromosome Haplogroups (B2a1, E3a, G2, I1a, I1c, and R1b1), dividing further into twelve Haplotypes. This indicates the origins of this name group are quite varied.

The surname project at this time is still a small population. Still, within this population, we can draw a number of preliminary conclusions.

First, there are 3 clusters of individuals whose DNA data indicated possible common ancestral origins not previously documented. Within these clusters, there is generally multiple surname variants represented. This indicates that there are surely multiple origins of these name roots, while at the same time, the differing name forms have evolved from common origins, with pronunciation and spellings diverging over time. This means that it is not possible for any individual of these name forms to only consider their own name spelling as possible distant relations. Additionally this firmly confirms that individuals cannot necessarily expect that someone of their exact same surname can be confidently considered a relation. This subsequently means to properly assess relationships and origins more globally, as is the stated goals of the project, a broad group of name variants is required as we have started within the project.

Additionally, for all these name types, we need more participants to properly ascertain with statistical validity these relationships. We also need more genealogy (GED) histories to properly validate common geographical origins, as DNA Haplogroup origins widely published represent ancient locations, whereas many of these migrated prior to the common use of surnames and are therefore not very meaningful in the context of a surname project. For individuals who have not discerned ancestral geographic origins from genealogy data, this infers it is risky to assume published origin data tied to a surname is meaningful for them. We need Genealogies, tied to DNA data.

For these reasons, we encourage all interested parties of these or similar name variations to consider joining this project, and help us enrich our data pool and understanding of these surname histories.

For a more complete description of project objectives, DNA Test Data, project findings and conclusions, please visit the following web site:
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Wilde/

Wildey, Schermerhorn, Pomeroy & Havens (Michigan)

Moonswings — 2007-09-03 04:45:06Z

I'm searching for the parents of Richard E. WILDEY (born 18 May 1808 in New York and died 05 Jan 1878 in Michigan).

Richard E. WILDEY married on 04 Nov 1830 to Catharine M. SCHERMERHORN (born 26 Dec 1810 in Schodack, Rensselaer, NY and died 14 Jan 1883).

They had 5 children, all born in New York:
1) Lucas D. WILDEY, born 16 Dec 1830, married Helen Clarinda POMEROY
2) John WILDEY, born 05 Apr 1832, died 03 Jan 1863
3) Richard WILDEY, born 04 Jan 1839, died 20 Apr 1902
4) Mary C. WILDEY, born 29 Oct 1843, died 18 Mar 1844
5) Helen WILDEY, born 17 Nov 1848; married William Franklin HAVENS; died 1929

Helen WILDEY and William Franklin HAVENS are my 2nd-great-grandparents through their son, Lester Clarence HAVENS (born 26 Nov 1883 in Fitchburg, Ingham Co, MI; died 23 Feb 1924 in Flint, Genesee Co, MI).

Lester Clarence HAVENS married on 28 Nov 1906 in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co, MI to Cleo May SAMPLE (born 30 Oct 1887 in Vernon, Shiawassee Co, MI; died 02 Sep 1929 in Jackson, Jackson Co, MI).

Lester Clarence HAVENS and Cleo May SAMPLE were the parents of my grandmother, Shirley Belle HAVENS.

Josephine Wildey daughter of William Thomas Wildey? 1820s

ferrire39 — 2007-01-25 14:21:35Z

I am looking for the ancestors of Josephine Wildey. Josephine was born to Anna Maria Raynes in Oct. 1821 in Petersfield, England. Anna may have been the daughter of one Sir Richard Raynes and married William Thomas Wildey in 1826 ending up in Antwerp, Belgium. The biological father of Josephine may have been one Captain Robins who may have been in the 69th regiment.

Re: William Wildey of Stepney

ferrire39 — 2007-01-24 22:58:37Z

Did any of these Wildeys or one of there descendants end up in Antwerp, Belgium in the early to mid 1800s? I have a GGG grandfather who married a Josephine Wildey in 1845. her father may have been one William Thomas Wildey?

Thanks ... René

Re: Wildey's of Illinois and Florida

JAWinning — 2006-10-24 23:17:18Z

Hello Wilma,

My great-grandfather is Arthur Ulysis Wildey, b. 1873, d. 12 Aug 1943, Chicago, Cook, IL. My grandmother says he had brothers, but does not remember their names. Arthur married Blanche Dean, b. 14 Jan 1879, Bone Gap, Edwards, IL. Their children are Lucile, Arthur Dean, (Genevieve, Gertrude, Grace - triplets), and Jeannette. My grandfather is Arthur Dean Wildey, b. 25 Jul 1904, Chicago, Cook, IL, d. 14 Oct 1989, Santa Clara, Santa Clara, CA.

Looking forward to sharing with you,

Jamie

Re: Wildey's of Illinois and Florida

2006-10-21 18:29:56Z

I have information on this Wildey family.
Please contact me @ raknan50@msn.com .

Wildey/Roberts

shirley1684 — 2006-09-06 10:35:15Z

Looking for family of Violet b 1920 nee Roberts married George Wildey. Her parents Louisa nee Hodges and Thomas Roberts. Can anyone help me find my paternal family.

Wildey / Wilde DNA Project

2006-07-21 00:57:15Z

There's been started a Wilde DNA Surname Project at:

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Wilde

We encourage all males with the surname Wild/Wilde/Wildes/Wildey/Wilds (and other variations) to go to the Wilde DNA website and participate in this exciting project. If you have questions you may email either of the administrators from the website. (You will see the initial ydna test results there, which will increase as more join.

William Wildey of Stepney

davidrobarts1 — 2006-05-09 21:08:33Z

Hi looking for info on the Wildeys of Stepney. I have several wills and lots of siblings/cousins.

My Direct line is:

William Wildey d. 1679 = Sarah Dover = Margaret Hawkins
Richard Wildey 1641-c1703 = Dorothy Rooke = Cecilia Ecclestone
Samuel Wildey 1679 - 1752 = Lydia
Elizabeth Wildey c1705- 1768 = Abraham Robarts

William Wildey's eldest son, also William, was Captain and part owner of the East India Company ship Modena and all three of his surviving sons ( William, Richard and Thomas) were large property owners in Ratcliffe, Stepney. I've got all of the sons wills and Richard's son Samuel's will so have a lot of info I can share.

Does anything ring a bell?

David

Re: David Wildey of WI, later NV

JackWildey — 2006-02-20 16:41:05Z

Hello Elizabeth!
Just saw your query... Griffing Wildey had a son Griffin Wildey, but he also had a son Eli Wildey - who had a son Griffin Wildey, who married Emily Shultas and they had a son David Wildey, who married Lydia. This is probably your line. I have been researching the Wildeys in all 50 states since 1993 and have constructed a Wildey family graph, connecting all the branches of the family. If you would like to trade information so that I could add your branch to my chart, I can fill you in on the details of your ancestors - back to Richard Wildey(1635-1690). I look forward to hearing from you. I live in NJ.
E-mail JWildey@gardener.com

Re: Relatives

JackWildey — 2006-02-20 16:01:56Z

Hello!
Do you need help in researching your family history? I'm currently compiling a family history of all the Wildeys in the U.S. Drop me a line. I just say your message. My E-mail address is Jwildey@gardener.com I live in N.J.
Sincerely, Jack A. Wildey

Re: William Wildey b.1790, son Jesse Wildey

2005-11-10 04:14:39Z

Hi Mary:
If you wish, please contact me at RoEm2@aol.com. I believe I have quite a bit on Jesse Wildey

Roland

Re: Wildey of western MI

2005-08-16 18:59:11Z

Hi mike , I found Tammy my daughter we talk all the time If you want to talk E-mail me Later Duane

Re: Wildey of western MI

2004-10-23 18:12:22Z

THIS IS YOUR EXBROTHER INLAW. WHAT UP

follow up on finding my dad

2003-02-12 22:14:23Z

this is a follow up message, if anyone has information
on duane allen wildey, I was born july 19th 1973 in hollywood fla. if it helps his mother's name is betty mandell. i have not
seen my father in 29 years, and never met him if you have any
info please e mail me at tammywildy@yahoo.com. or
call me at 954-981-2283

thank you,

tammy

Re: Wildey of Paw Paw, Michigan

2002-08-14 20:35:58Z

Thank you for responding to my posting. I am so glad we have connected. Roland Wildey of Hudson, NY mentioned you and I might be related. I have been in the process of completeing my research compilation and will complete it this week. If you email me at pilarw@mwh.com with your mailing address we can keep in touch (via email) and I can send you my research (via snail mail) as soon as it is complete.

I hope to hear from you soon

Re: IRe: Looking for Parents of William Wildey b.1790 Westchester County NY

2002-07-20 23:29:31Z

Hi Leonard:

The William name is mentioned a lot throughout the Wildey history. If you tell me where Clear Creek NY is I may be able to direct you to people researching that branch of the Wildey's in or around Herkimer or Montgomery Counties in
NY. I am looking for the Wildey's in upper Westchester lower Putnam Counties prior to William b.1790

Thank you responding

Roland

Re: Wildey of Paw Paw, Michigan

2002-07-08 01:00:43Z

My PawPaw Wildey is Albert R. born 16 Nov1818 ,d.20 May 1904. Sons, W. C., Edwin Albert, Elmer. Parents Gershom and Mary Carpenter Wildey, Jackson co. Mi.

John Wide:Served during King Phillips War

2002-04-29 01:43:35Z

Please contact me if you have information about John Wilde as well as any links to the Westchester County Wildey's

Thank you

Jesse Wildey m Mary Ireland 1895 NY

mi748 — 2004-08-03 21:41:04Z

Looking for the family of Jesse and Mary Ireland Widley. They were married in 1895 probably in Bainbridge Chenango Co. NY. Mary was born in Bainbridge in 1877.

Re: follow up on finding my dad

h_tebbetts — 2003-02-16 13:52:18Z

I don't have any information for you but I would like to offer some advice. I have been searching for my father for some time now. In my search I have found family members I never knew about. If you know of any of his family, search for them. You may get lucky. Good luck! and don't give up, sometimes it takes a long time.

Re: Relatives

JackWildey — 2006-02-20 16:01:56Z

Re: Wildey's from Morristown New Jersey

JackWildey — 2006-02-20 16:01:56Z

Dear Pat:
Just saw your posting from 9/8/00. Have you had any luck in the past 2 years with your family history? Herbert Wildey was my great-Uncle (my grandfather's brother). My late father was Herbert E. Wildey (named after your grandfather). I knew Ann Wildey & Homer Wildey & his wife, Dot. If you would like to share information on your branch of the family (which I know nothing about) , I'll fill you in on the Wildey family history (which I have been working on since 1993). My E-mail address is Jwildey@gardener.com. Where do you now live? I live in Dover, N.J.

Re: Wildey's from Morristown New Jersey

JackWildey — 2006-02-20 16:01:56Z

Hello Pat:
I forgot to mention that I'm working on the entire Wildey family history for all of the U.S.
Drop me a line.

Sincerely, Jack A. Wildey
Jwildey@gardener.com

Re: Wildey's from Morristown New Jersey

JackWildey — 2006-02-20 16:01:56Z

Hi Pat:
I forgot to mention that I'm currently working on the entire Wildey family history for all of the U.S.

Sincerely,
Jack A. Wildey jwildey@gardener.com

Wildey family history

JackWildey — 2006-02-20 16:01:56Z

Hello!
I just saw your message & thought I would drop you a line. Do you need help with your family history? I am currently compiling a family history of all the Wildeys in the U.S. I started in 1993. Drop me a line.
Sincerely,
Jack A. Wildey Jwildey@gardener.com

Wildey brothers who married Salt sisters - William C Wildey b. 1854 who married Eliza Salt and Edwin A. Wildey b. 1848 who married Anna E Salt

SherryBalla — 2004-07-27 13:48:54Z

I'm trying to trace the Salt family line and have come to a dead end at Willam Salt and his wife Anna.

William John Salt and his wife Anna Fraser had daughter's who married Wildey brothers. Their daughter Eliza Salt married William C Wildey b. 1854. Their daughter Anna E Salt married Edwin A. Wildey b. 1848. (In Michigan).

I'm hoping one of the descendants of William or Edwin will have more information on the Salt Family line. Or at least know where William John Salt and his wife Anna are buried or when and where they died. Or where Eliza Salt and Anna Salt were born at in Canada. (I've tried to find out but have been unable to locate any information). I have checked census records.

If anyone has any information, please contact me.I'd really appreciate it

Sherry

Wildey's of Illinois and Florida

Wilma1842 — 2003-09-10 06:41:17Z

Does anyone have any information on Arthur, Edward, Charles, and Emerson Wildey---they were brothers. Arthur-Chicago, Charles--Indianpolis, Emerson---Indiana and another brother died shortly after or during the service.

William Wildey b.1790, son Jesse Wildey

RolandDWildey — 2002-08-12 23:54:45Z

Thanks to all the people on the message board as well as others. I have gathered many facts regarding William Wildey b. 1790 in Westchester County, New York and sons Jesse and Silas and their sisters sisters Jane and MaryJane.

Many thanks for all that contributed putting the puzzle together

Roland

Looking for Parents of William Wildey b.1790 Westchester County NY

RolandDWildey — 2002-07-08 00:31:43Z

If you have information on the parents or grandparents of William Wildey, born 1790 in Yorktown / Somers , Westchester County NY area, please contact me. He had four children from Catherine; Silas,Jane,Jesse, & MaryJane.

He was married to a Catherine last name unknown, then to Mary Seely and also Lavinia Cualt.

He was a War of 1812 Veteran

Thank you

Roland

Jesse Wildey & Silas Wildey

RolandDWildey — 2002-07-02 00:34:14Z

Someone contacted me recently about info on Jesse & Silas Wildey of Somers/Yorktown, Westchester Co. Sorry, I lost your e-mail address. Please contact me. I believe I have the info you need

Seeking Arthur Dean Wildey's Family

contactmoi — 2005-08-01 20:30:16Z

Hello,

I am looking for my grand father's family Arthur Dean Wildey.
Here is some of what I have.
1 Arthur Ulysis Wildey <= I know nothing of his family history
b 1873 ?
1910 Home 7 WD Chicago, Cook, IL
The Henckel Geneology 1500-1960 p. 698 #5552451
17 Jan 1919 Grand Lodge of Illinois, p. 61, Edward Cook Lodge No 1023
Blanche Dean <= I have her family's history
2 Arthur Dean Wildey
b 25 Jul 1904 Chicago, Cook, IL
d 14 Oct 1989 Santa Clara, Santa Clara, CA
San Francisco National Cemetery, Persidio, CA
The Henckel Gene' p. 698 #55524512
Living wife
3 Living daughter
3 Richard Lee Wildey
b 20 Sep 1935 Solano, CA
d 08 Jun 1938 Solano, CA
San Francisco National Cemetery, Persidio, CA

Looking forward to sharing with you,

Jamie Winning

Re: David Wildey of WI, later NV

JaniceSternberg — 2005-09-18 02:09:47Z

MyGGG Grandfathers name was Griffin Wildey who orginally was from Westchester County, NY Wildeys. I am researching Griffin and his family. I know he had a sonBishop / Griffin was last listed on the Chataugus County , Township of Hanover in the NY State 1835 Census. Thjese can be found on the NYSGenweb site.
I know that they migrated West but could not find when or where
If you are interested, my Email is Gramajaney@aol.com

Re: William Wildey b.1790, son Jesse Wildey

mjbell11 — 2005-11-09 16:33:46Z

I am looking for info on a later generation of these Wildey's. I am looking for William J. Wildey, Jr. (1864 - NY) son of Jesse D. Wildey (1825 - NY) and married to Julia A. (1871 - NY). I am convinced that Julia A. is an Avery and a sister to Charles M. Avery (1855 - NY). I am trying to make that connection. Can you help?

Wildey of Massachusettes

gramajaney1941 — 2005-09-08 23:18:19Z

Am looking for anyone whose familys have imigrated form UK to Massachusettes and on to Schenectady ,NY and Herkimer County, NY Possible John ancestry.

George Snowden Wildey & Ada Eleanor Pawson

W_Pawson — 2004-08-16 15:35:02Z

Seeking information about and contact with descendants of George Snowden Wildey (11 Dec 1894 - 17 Sep 1973) and his wife Ada Eleanor Pawson (8 Nov 1893 - Nov 1977), my great-grand aunt, for a soon to be published family history book.

George was born in Peeksill, NY, to William H. and Lillie Wildey, who later moved to Mt. Vernon. Ada was a child of Philip Pell Pawson and Louisa Janet "Jennie" Longmore. George and Ada married in 1918, when George was a soldier. He served in WW1.

1930 census shows George and Ada living in Flushing, Queens, with one daughter Marjorie (age 8, b. abt 1922). George was a firemarshall for the City of New York and Ada a stenographer in a law office.

SSDI and Florida Death Index shows George died in Babson Park, Polk Co., FL. SSDI shows last address for Ada as Babson Park, but she is not listed in Florida Death Index.

IRe: Looking for Parents of William Wildey b.1790 Westchester County NY

leonardrwildey — 2002-07-18 03:44:13Z

I have agreat uncle his name was William, But he was born july 23 1840. It more inlikley not the one you are looking for. His father was Joshua, and his Mother was Marilla Hoard. They lived in Clear Creek New Yark.I though may be Joshua dads fathers name was william Or may be a brother and he named his son after him. Idon't no what My great great grandfathers name was. I hope some of the names help.My grand fathers name was Melford Morise Wildey, and my fathers name was Issac Wildey.

William Wildey father of Mabel Emma (Wildey) Snyder

2003-03-03 04:32:19Z

I am looking for any information on the father and other lineage of William Wildey. His wife was Emma (Douck) Wildey. My grandmother was his daughter Mabel Emma (Wildey) Snyder.

wildey(london uk)

gailecollins_1 — 2003-03-24 22:47:01Z

Looking for info on Edward Henry Wildey b1847 Walworth Surrey Eng.married to Mary Ann Mayes b1852 Mdx London. Married 1869 Clerkenwell Mdx London.Hope to find their parents. can someone help. thanx

BISHOP,NELSON WILDEY DECENDANTS

gramajaney75 — 2002-10-17 03:12:45Z

I am looking for information about GG and my GFather, Bishop and Nelson Wildey. Bishop was born in Tarrytown area and moved westward to the area west of Albany where he settled and died. Nelson came to the Mohawk VAlley where he died and is buried in German Flatts cemetary. My Grandfather was Charles Michael Wildey who married Francelia (Frances, Celia) Hel, daughter of John and Olive Austin Helmer. Both died in Herkimer, NY

Tammy

duanewildey — 2004-05-25 20:06:56Z

This is your dad Duane Allen Wildey This is my second try to respond to your message.My e-mail adress is duanewildey@aol.com Please write me I would like to get to know you. Love dad.

Re: searching for my dad?

duanewildey — 2004-05-24 19:27:20Z

HI Tammy this is your dad Duane Wildey I live in oregon my Phone number is 541-273 2613 my email is duanewildey@aol.com Please contact me Duane.

Re: Wildey of western MI

duanewildey — 2004-05-24 19:14:44Z

I was born in Grand Rapids mi.My fathers name is wilbur clyde wildey,I have never meet him Iam looking for him Please help me .