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Re: Wiles family Nova Scotia

Penjdnick — 2009-10-10 02:27:43Z

Thank you. I had been to that site previously and emailed the owner about Charlotte. At that time, he did not have her listed as one of John McKenney's children. I now see he has updated his site. John fits as Charlotte's father, but I haven't yet found any documentation to prove this. I just have the handwritten note by my grandmother stating that Charlotte's father was lost at sea.

Re: Wiles family Nova Scotia

kdwyles — 2009-10-09 20:28:22Z

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~whynacht/b...
The McKenna lost at sea is mentioned here!

Re: Wiles Civil War list update

FlorenceDaniels46 — 2009-10-06 18:06:57Z

HELLO DON,

My grandfather was James Monroe Wiles. Please send me the latest update of
Civil War records. My email is lrdaniels@msn.com.

Thank you, Florence Daniels

Re: Wiles family Nova Scotia

Penjdnick — 2009-10-04 23:22:53Z

Hi,

I too am related to Lillian Wiles. I am her great granddaughter and still live in Sterling. I am descended from her marriage to George Elliott, through their daughter Lucy. Lillian's father was John Aaron Wiles, b. 6 Jan 1834, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and her mother was Charlotte Ann McKenna, b. abt 1833. John's father was John Wiles (Wile/Weil) b. 27 Jan 1803 and his mother was Catherine Conrad, b. 18 Apr 1809. I haven't found who Charlotte's parents are yet. I have a brief handwritten family tree by my grandmother that says that her father was a sea captain and lost at sea, and that her mother was from Ireland.

Lennie

Re: Wiles Civil War list update

Aelanna1 — 2009-10-03 02:37:54Z

I am also related to the Joseph W. Wiles from NY, he is my great-great-grandfather. I have more information about him and his family. Please write me at lbrown@aerth.org

Re: family seach wiles

brijill143 — 2009-09-05 12:51:24Z

I realize this is nearly 3 years after you first put this query on here- I have just started researching the wiles family tree. My dad was Peter wiles, born in woolwitch 1928, his father was reginald Wiles,b.1903, who married Ellen Nora Cull.Peter was their only child.
as far as I know, Reginald had a Brother. Cyril b. 1896, sister, Doris (who emigrated to north carolina and married a w.t. caper) another sister , Phyllis, married but had no children. William Wiles married elizabeth emma crabb or crabbe he is listed as head of household. I dont know if they are part of the same family but hope this helps?

Re: Robert Wiles b1796 Dorset

CarolynJoyce52 — 2009-09-03 22:04:26Z

Robert Wiles(Wilds) B.B son of Mary Wilds (Wiles) bapt 01/01/1797 West Stower, Dorset

Bannon Wiles, b. 1899 WV, d. 1957 WA

jbcbbinc — 2009-08-14 23:20:30Z

The Cheney Free Press, Cheney, Washington, Oct. 25, 1957
BANNON WILES TAKEN BY DEATH
Bannon Wiles passed away Wednesday morning, Oct 23 in St. Lukes hospital after an illness of four months. He was born in West Virginia in 1899, and had made his home in Cheney for more than 20 years.

Funeral services will be this Friday, Oct. 25 at 1:30 p. m. from the Jerue Funeral chapel with the Rev. James Johnston officiating. Burial will follow in the New England cemetery, Cheney.

Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Irene Johnstone, Matlock, Wash.; one son, Alfred Wiles, Seattle; four sisters, Elvira Weaver, Langley Prairie, B. C.; Effie Van Sickle of Looma, Alberta; Eva Herring of Denver, Colo., and Esther Burns of Cheney; two brothers, Roy Wiles, Oak Ridge, Ore., and Everett of Benton City.

I'm not related to this family.

Bannon Wiles, b. 1899 West Virginia, d. 1957 Washington

jbcbbinc — 2009-08-14 23:06:29Z

The Cheney Free Press, Cheney, WA, Oct. 25, 1957.
BANNON WILES TAKEN BY DEATH

Bannon Wiles, b. 1899 West Virginia, d. 1957 Washington

jbcbbinc — 2009-08-14 23:06:28Z

The Cheney Free Press, Cheney, WA, Oct. 25, 1957.
BANNON WILES TAKEN BY DEATH

Rosa Wiles b. 1872 NC, d. 1954 WA

jbcbbinc — 2009-08-14 23:04:19Z

The Cheney Free Press, Cheney, Washington, Oct. 25, 1957..
MRS. ROSA WILES, PIONEER OF AREA, DIES AT HOME HERE
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Mrs. Rosa Wiles from the Jerue Funeral Home, with the Rev. Ellis B. Harris officiating. Burial was in the New England cemetery, Cheney. Pallbearers were James Moorman, Ernest Trodel, Harry H. Peuck, Sam Sunderland, Fred Weaver and Roy Gailbreath. The musician and soloist for the services was Mrs. Dean Swegle.

Mrs. Wiles was born April 1, 1872, in North Carolina, and came to the Cheney district with her husband, C. B. Wiles, who passed away in March 1938, at the farm home south of Cheney. She later moved here to her home on Fifth street, where she passed away March 11.

Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Francis Burns, Cheney: Mrs. Elvira Weaver, Langley Prairie, B. C.; Mrs. Effie Van Sickle, Looma, Alberta, Canada; Mrs. Eva Harring, Denver, Colo; three sons, Bannon Wiles, cheney; Roy Wiles, Oak Ridge, Ore.; Everett Wiles, Benton City, Wash.; 34 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.

Re: Mattie/Martha Wiles, dau. of Christian/ wife of John McKinley; Brown County Ohio

lynralph601 — 2009-07-28 16:22:57Z

Just realized why you were thinking the evidence spotty on Martha - I re read my original post and realized I had found the death certificates after I wrote that - I found them on Family Search's lab site for Ohio death certificates. That resolved the question of whether she was Mattie/Martha Wiles and still leaves open whether there were two Christian Wiles, one born 1760 in Wales and one born 8 April 1767 in Lancaster. The other question is whether he married Catharine Meraux as a second wife. There is another vote for Wales in the Obit of Adam B Wiles - it said Christian came to Pennsylvania from Wales. Moved to Ohio in 1808.(confirmation - Christian Wiles was the first sheriff of Brown County, Ohio. He came down the Ohio river in 1809 from Pennsylvania and located in Union Township. Ripley, Ohio at that time was known as Stanton, and was but a small river town. He filled the office of Justice of the Peace in Stanton for a number of years. (Brown County, Ohio Atlas of 1882))There is another report, unconfirmed, that
Christian Wiles was born in 1760 and died February 18, 1837 near Ripley, Brown County, Ohio and is buried on the Fitch Farm, southeast of Ripley, Ohio; married first to a ____ Sherwood, daughter of Solomon Sherwood of Blenehasset Island; married second to Catherine Mero in 1787. She was born in 1769 and died April 18, 1846 in Brown County, Ohio and is buried on the old Fitch Farm, near her husband. (no record of a marriage to Miss Sherwood found). The DAR lists him:DAR Index lists: Charles Wiles b 1760 PA d 2-18-1837 OH m Catherine Meroe Sgt PA. A Christian Wiles is also listed in the Pennsylvania Archives as having served as a private 2nd class, in the company of Captain Phillip Duck, First Company, Third Battalion, Lancaster County Militia. He was living in Elizabeth Township, according to a return dated 1780. But there is also the record of a Christian Wiles Sr.,a private in the Revolutionary War, joining the company of Lieutenant Volkert Veeder, and the Regiment of Colonel Frederick Fisher, in Tyrone County, New York. (Roster of state Troops, page 515, Archives of New York. Vol. I.)

So in sum, I still do not know where he was born or when. If he served in the Revolutionary War in 1778, he was NOT born in 1767, but the 1760 date would work. If he was born in 1760, he is not the man in the church records born in 1767 to Peter.Peter arrived at Philadelphia on 29 September 1753 on the ship "Rowand" from Rotterdam through Cowes. He, along with the others who were not of English birth were required to take an oath of allegiance to the King of England, which he did on that day.
[2] The Application for Membership NSDAR, #230483, Annabel McEldowney Matthews papers give the date of Peter's marriage to Elizabeth (surname unknown) as 1760. That date must have been assumed from the birthdate of their first child. No marriage record has yet been found.It might help nto trace Peter, who had 2 brothers who lived to adulthood and had families, Philipp & Fredrich - perhaps there might be clues in those lines. Peter's will says nothing that proves his son is the one that married Catherine Mero and moved to Ohio.

I hope this helps - I am still open to any proof. Lyn

Re: Mattie/Martha Wiles, dau. of Christian/ wife of John McKinley; Brown County Ohio

lynralph601 — 2009-07-28 05:42:26Z

There isn't much doubt she is Martha Wiles per the death certificates of her children:
Name: William Nelson MckinleyTitles: Death date: 20 May 1918Death place: Georgetown, Brown, OhioBirth date: 25 Dec 1836Estimated birth year: Birth place: , , OhioAge at death: 81 years 4 months 25 daysGender: MaleMarital status: MarriedRace or color: CaucasianStreet address: Occupation: NoneResidence: Burial date: 23 May 1918Burial place: Cemetery name: Confidence CemeterySpouse name: Father name: John MckinleyFather titles: Father birth place: Mother name: Martha WilesMother titles: Mother birth place: GSU film number: 1984350Digital GS number: 4021809Image number: 344Reference number: fn 29526Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

Name: Peter W. MckinleyTitles: Death date: 05 Feb 1913Death place: Union, Brown, OhioBirth date: 05 Oct 1845Estimated birth year: Birth place: Brown Co., OhioAge at death: 67 years 4 monthsGender: MaleMarital status: MarriedRace or color: CaucasianStreet address: Occupation: FarmerResidence: Burial date: 07 Feb 1913Burial place: Ripley, OhioCemetery name: Spouse name: Father name: John MckinleyFather titles: Father birth place: OhioMother name: Martha WilesMother titles: Mother birth place: OhioGSU film number: 1953598Digital GS number: 4021227Image number: 1506Reference number: fn 7009Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953
and the fact that one child was named Peter Wiles McKinley and another Joseph Mero McKinley.

As to the census records, we all know how inaccurate they can be - I have many where a man says he was born in 3 different states. All I can tell you is what I have.

Re: Mattie/Martha Wiles, dau. of Christian/ wife of John McKinley; Brown County Ohio

ckwatson — 2009-07-28 02:10:46Z

Yeah,

I realized after the third reading I had mistyped Christian's birth year.

The line is supposed to be:
From or born in Alsace-Lorraine
Arslett WEYL
Johann Jacob WEIL b. 1654 Susanna BOSSILIE
Johann Jacob WEIL b. 1697/98 Anne Marie DICK
Johann Peter WEIL b. 1734 Anna Elizabeth UNKNOWN
Born in US
Christian WILES b. 1767 Catherine MERO
Frederich Marion WILES b. 1802/03 Anna May GORDON
Christian WILES b. 1852 Anna GORDON
Samuel G. WILES b. 1889 Allie McCOMAS
Ernest Edward WILES b. 1918 Yuki HIRAKAWA

Given the lack of data other than first name and age, I think it's pretty slim to say Martha McKINLEY is Martha WILES, but I understand the logic of the link to Joseph and Emma next door, but to base Christian's birth place on her census record when Frederich Marion WILES 1880 census record says Christian was born in PA is difficult to support.

Chris

Re: Mattie/Martha Wiles, dau. of Christian/ wife of John McKinley; Brown County Ohio

lynralph601 — 2009-07-27 21:49:25Z

My only source is the census for Mattie/Martha Wiles McKinley:1870 > OHIO > BROWN > UNION TWP
Series: M593 Roll: 1175 Page: 369
Surname GivenName Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year
MCKINLEY MARTHA 58 F W OH OH BROWN UNION TWP 1870
Lives next to Joseph and Emma and their children, and is head of her household does not mark parents foreign born
Peter living with her 23 working farm

1880 > OHIO > BROWN > UNION
Series: T9 Roll: 996 Page: 282 Previous PageNext Page
Surname GivenName Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year
MCKINLEY MARTHA 66 W OH OH BROWN UNION 1880
keeping house alone b Ohio, parents b Wales

There are some problems with the birth dates of Christian - perhaps 2 men mixed up?? Lyn

Re: Mattie/Martha Wiles, dau. of Christian/ wife of John McKinley; Brown County Ohio

ckwatson — 2009-07-27 21:21:22Z

Juliette,

Curious what is the source of Christian WILES (father of Frederich Marion WILES, b 1802 in PA) birth in Wales?

That Frederich b. 1767, Lancaster, PA, is the son of Christian WILES, seems a settled issue.

The TWO schools of thought I have encountered so far are that his father Christian was born in Wales and the other (the majority of other researchers who may be copying from each other) that Christian was born in PA and is descended from Johann Peter WEIL who is from Oberbronn, Elsamlothringen, Alsace-Lorraine, FR.

Any thoughts,

Chris Watson
S-I-L is a WILES

WILES William Warren 1931-1932

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 19:52:32Z

WILES William Warren 1931-1932

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 204,884 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.

WILES J A and Irma Ray

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 19:52:20Z

WILES J A and Irma Ray

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 204,884 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: Wiles, Herbert

JTeets — 2008-11-30 23:29:30Z

I am not A part of this family,but I recently pulled a obit for George Washington Wiles , I took it off because it mentioned his Wife as Ella Teets,but when I checked the census he had one wife through 1930,Mary A. Dodge . His children were Homer Philo Wiles, Herbert Allen Wiles,Sevilla Pearl Wiles. He must have married Ella after Mary died in 1930. Herbert Allen Wiles Sr. Is on the 1930 Census With wife Janet H, Children; Herbert Allen wiles, Charline m, Janet G.. Maybe this is the family you are looking for. Glad to send you this information, Have George's death certi. & Mary's also. I did a group sheet on this family. Phyllis

Re: Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

ArleeJ — 2009-03-09 02:59:02Z

I have a Luke wiles from the late 1770s .I do not know what happened to him.He had a brother Joe.His father was William that came from wales .William was born in 1750 in Wales and came to America and married and had 2 boys and then was in the Rev war and lost his familt and started a new one .Arlee

Re: Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

ArleeJ — 2009-03-10 15:36:18Z

That is OK.You can e mail me at ArleeJ@aol.com for what you have on the wiles line

Re: Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

ArleeJ — 2009-07-06 13:55:10Z

Hi laurie.In about 1952 A great uncle gave my sister a history of the family.It started with William Wiles born in 1750 in Wales.Came to america and married and had 2 sons Luke and Joe born before 1775 .When the american revolution started he joind and fought for his new country.He was taken prisioner and kept on texel Island till 1783.He was released and came home to find no trace of his family.He searched but could not find out what happened to them.He married again And moved to Davidson co in Tenn.and had children.We were only given 2 names A John P and a Joel P. There were more children I do believe.John married and had a family and Joel marrieb A rebecca Bryan.They lived in Tenn for some time then moved to Dover ,Missouri.This was passed to us from one of his male decendents.Long before computers and all the info that is out there today.Hope this clarifies for alot.

Re: Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

ArleeJ — 2009-07-05 11:37:33Z

There is so much info uot there about the wiles which is so different from what was passed to my sister 50 yrs ago that we have gone the root of DNA.Hopefully as more people do it we can get to who is related and who is not. Hope more people do it Arlee

Re: DECENDANT OF ABRAHAM WILES

jwiles54 — 2008-12-19 18:15:14Z

I'm a direct descendent of Abraham Wiles Jr., and my family remains in the Wiles Ridge area of Northern Wilkes Co. Let me know if you'd like any information.

Looking for Wiles connections with Kent, England

Emma_Wiles — 2009-05-12 10:08:28Z

Hi, looking for any connections with Chilham, Ospringe, Molash, Hastingleigh, Faversham and St Pauls Cray in England. Thank you, please contact me

WILES William H and Juanita L

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 21:33:31Z

WILES William H and Juanita L

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Re: Wiles Family

sherrywoods53 — 2009-05-08 17:39:34Z

My husband's mother's mother was a Wiles. Her father was George Washington Wiles. They are buried in Leflore County, Ok. If this is your line, or you want to check on this line let me know.

Sherry

Re: DECENDANT OF ABRAHAM WILES

mmbw7702 — 2008-11-29 01:15:37Z

I know that a relative of my grandfather was notorious for moonshine production . His name was Jerden Wiles, he would carry the stills on his back when he knew the feds were coming for him.

Looking for parentage of Lucy Wiles, b. 1797, Bedfordshire

nbakerbrown — 2008-12-26 22:32:44Z

Lucy Wiles married Richard Browning in England before moving to Indiana, U.S. I am a direct descendant of Lucy and Richard and am interested in locating her parentage. Any help appreciated!

Re: William Raymond Wiles

odie1garfield — 2009-01-18 02:11:09Z

If this is still a valid email, reply to genealogynuts@sbcglobal.net. I may have some information for you William Raymond Wiles.

Re: Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

blduncan202005 — 2009-03-09 03:25:03Z

Hi!

I haven't worked this line in a while, and I had a computer crash. I will have to do some searching to get the info I have on this family. I did a bunch of research but don't remember what it all contained so will do that and get back ASAP! Laurie

Re: Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

blduncan202005 — 2009-07-05 14:31:55Z

DNA is nice, but the afordability of it is too much for research point for me. :) I find it a very interesting aspect though.

Ok here is what I have this line:

1) Luke Wiles (1670 VA - ca 1749 VA) md. Margaret Stovall (1679 VA - aft 1749 VA) had following:

Stephen (my line), Robert, Thomas, Luke, 2 unnamed females

2) Stephen (b ca 1722 VA) md. Mary (unknown maiden name) had: Thomas (my line), Joseph, Robert

3) Thomas (b.ca 1744 VA) md. Eleanor Pinson
had: Mary (my line), Lewis, Stephen, Luke, James, John, Pinson, Thomas, Hiram, Gillam, Unnamed female (I think her name is Eleanor)

As my computer crash I haven't dug everything up YET. But this gives the basics.

I am curious where the William from Wales comes in as I have never found anything regarding this man. Repeatedly hit a hard wall when I try to get past the original Luke.

Hope this helps. :) Laurie

Re: Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

blduncan202005 — 2009-07-06 02:18:19Z

I have seen him also listed as Wildes. It seems that court records I have come across (need to relocate) show that it is the same person as both Wiles and Wildes. Old spelling was not always clearly consistent. Will be doing more work on this bunch as soon as I get a chance.

Re: THREE DIFFERENT WILES FAMILIES IN AMERICA

wilesgm — 2009-03-20 23:33:50Z

I'm not sure where the question came from. I logged onto the local library web site with my library card. The site gave me access to Ancestry as they have a contract with them. I was then able to access their information. They put the census online. A copy of the actual census page from 1790 to 1930.

Re: THREE DIFFERENT WILES FAMILIES IN AMERICA

paulhemingway — 2009-03-19 20:32:57Z

Are you sure it's free to log on to Ancestry from home, only if you have an account with Ancestry.

Re: Wiles Descendents Cousins to President Abraham Lincoln

hoosier222 — 2009-05-06 04:48:16Z

Im sorry I didnt go back fur enough there it is Phebe Harrison's mother Hannah Lincoln who is the daughter of John and Rebecca Flowers Lincoln and sister to Abraham Lincoln's grand father

Wiles Descendents Cousins to President Abraham Lincoln

hoosier222 — 2009-05-06 04:44:53Z

I have been able to trace back that the Descendants of Adamson Bentley Wiles and Mary Elizabeth Cooper are cousins to Abraham Lincoln the U S President .... Mary Coopers mother Pheobe Harrison was President Lincoln's grandfather's sister its all in my extensive family tree Wiles450 if anyone would like to check it out... Amazing what you can find on Ancestry!

Re: Christian Wiles b: 1760

hoosier222 — 2009-05-04 18:39:24Z

Hi I have your Christian Wiles in my family tree ...

Christian Wiles b April 1767 m. Catherine Mereo sometimes spelled Meraux
This is my Great Great Great Grandfather I have a huge tree need any info just let me know h_oosie_r@yahoo.com

Re: Names : WILES From Great Britain to Australia

RayRob — 2009-07-01 08:09:33Z

Convicts transported from Great Britain to Australia , included the following ..................................
Lydia Wiles , arrived 1838 aboard 'ATWICK'...
James Wiles ,born about 1781 , arrived 1824 , ...
William Wiles , born about 1807 ,arrived 1832 , aboard 'CAPTAIN COOK'....
Geo Thos Wiles arrived 1842 , aboard 'WATERLOO'...
Thomas Wiles ( no details transcribed )..........
These transcriptions , from Ancestry.com.au may not be 100 percent accurate.eg James Wiles arrived aboard the 'COUNTESS HARCOMB' , according to Ancestry.com.au ; however this particular vessel name may not exist !?

Re: Names - WILES

RayRob — 2009-07-01 07:00:25Z

I see a Verlie C Wiles married an Alexander McGilvray , Registered at Murwillumbah , New South Wales ,Australia...
NSW Regn. No. 13845 / 1911 ...
On the 1930 New South Wales Electoral Roll , District of Lang , Sub-District of Annandale South , there is the following listing :-
'7196 Wiles , Verlie , 22a Corunna road , home duties '

Re: Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

gary2hs — 2009-07-06 01:02:10Z

Some information that I have shows your Luke Wiles (b.1670) as Luke WILD, and thus, possibly related to Robert Wild, the shopkeeper at Jamestown. Does anyone have information that supports this, or refutes it?

Robert Wild or Bishop Wiles of Jamestown, VA

gary2hs — 2009-03-02 03:29:08Z

Both of these individuals are listed as early settlers to Jamestown. It is unclear whether this is two people, or one person referred to by 2 different names.

Does anyone have any definitive info on these men?

Re: Luke Wiles (b1791) and John Parham Wiles (b1802) - Lunenberg Co. Va

gary2hs — 2009-03-02 03:22:21Z

If this information is available, please let me know.

Luke Wiles/Frances Clanton

gary2hs — 2009-03-02 02:22:03Z

I have Luke and Francis in my family. I am trying to trace the Wiles as they immigrated to America. Do you have information on them?

Re: Wiles of Pittsylvania Co., VA

gary2hs — 2009-03-02 02:11:00Z

I have John and Louisa Stimson in my family. What do you have?

-Gary Eichhorst

Re: william thomas wiles barbados

John_Shorten — 2009-05-23 22:00:25Z

Hello again

Found William Bishop Jones WILES christening 1 July 1810 St George, Barbados, Caribbean on familysearch (IGI.

Now looking for help with ancestors and descendants!

Regards
from Down Under

Re: william thomas wiles barbados

John_Shorten — 2009-05-23 21:44:33Z

Hello
I am also looking for information on William Thomas WILES born c1835, came to Australia C1857, married Juila DALTON, YASS NSW.
He died 1895 Adelong NSW, parents listed as William WILES and Phoebe DANIELS, in Australia, 27 years when married, In Austrealia 38 Years.
Looking for a friend in Yarrawonga.
Hope we can share any information
Regards
John

Re: Wiles in Wilkes County NC

ChristyHarrold51 — 2009-06-05 01:35:39Z

Thank you so much. I haven't found alot on some of the siblings and I guess I know why now. Can you tell me where some of them are buried? You can email me if you want to greenfrog83@cs.com Was Linville the one who was married to Mattie Walker?

Re: DECENDANT OF ABRAHAM WILES

ChristyHarrold51 — 2008-12-30 02:38:16Z

my email is greenfrog83@cs.com. I have a question about a cemetery. Thanks

Re: Wiles in Wilkes County NC

VivHale1 — 2009-06-05 01:06:23Z

Elsie was my grandfather's (Linville Wiles) sister. I can remember her when I was a child. She had very dark hair, was short and very sweet. In addition to my grandfather, she had (I believe) 5 more brothers (Alonzo, Uriel, Garn, Corbet & Erastus) and 2 sisters (Ina & Maxie.) Lon, Garn, Ina & my grandpa lived in the Traphill area. Uriel, Corbet, Erastus & I believe Maxie all lived in W-S. For some reason I thought Elsie lived in the Hayes area but I am not sure of that.