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Re: The Willey History

janicevanblarcom — 2009-11-02 02:57:01Z

Hello Bruce,
I have a gx5grandmother named Eleanor "Nellie" Willey born abt. 1769 probably in Sussex Co., Delaware. Her first husband was Levin Wainwright who died 1814 and they produced my gx4grandmother, Nellie Wainwright who was born 1807, Sussex Co., Delaware.

Eleanor Willy Wainright married an Unknown Crockett and can be found in the 1860 census of Sussex Co., Delaware (Eleanor or Nellie Crockett). So she lived to over 91 years of age.

I do have the names and birth dates of all her Wainwright children and one Crockett daughter as a written record was handed down to my grandmother.

In your research have you come across her? I would love to find her parents and/or siblings. Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.

Sincerely, Janice at jvanblarcom@comcast.net

Fanny Willey born Exeter, NH abt 1813 m) Joseph Tilton 1834

ccarro11 — 2009-10-11 18:07:54Z

Researching ancestory of Fanny Willey born abt 1813 Exeter, NH who married Joseph Tilton 7 June 1834 in Portsmith, NH. She died 1 Sep 1879 in Exeter. All sources are NH VR in Concord and Federal census records on line.

I've hit the wall with both Fanny and Joseph. Any help or direction will be greatly appreciated.

Charlie

Re: William Willey

brune55 — 2009-10-11 07:10:12Z

I was just reading your replies about William Willey. I am an ancestor of the Willeys of Brookfield and have the liniage back to England in the 1500's. The first Willey in the US was Allan Willey and he died in 1658 in Boston. You mentioned about Williams' son Turner Willey and when he died. I got the date as 1851 but I have him dying in Lincoln, Maine not Wolfboro. Williams' wife, Mary Elizabeth Whitehouse I have dying in Brookfield around 1780. I show William & Mary having 11 children including Turner. Now Williams' father, Samuel Willey II b:1703 d:1744 of Dover, NH and his Wifes name was Elizabeth Glazier, also of Dover b:1705 d:?.
I hope this is of some help and that I am not too late. I am working on getting all the Willey grave stone pictures for my Sister, who has been working on the ancestry line for over 20 years and has gotten back past the years 1000 AD in Europe.

Re: William Willey

brune55 — 2009-10-11 06:35:17Z

Hello,
I was just reading your research on the Willey ancestry. I also am a direct decendant of the Willeys of Brookfield. My Grt Grt Grandmother was a Abigail (Abbie) N Willey born 24, June 1842 Died 25 July 1895 of Brookfield,NH who married Warren Matthias (Burrows) Burroughs of Middleton. They settled in Brookfield,NH. Looking back down the liniage I see atleast two William Willey's, one in 1801-1852 of Brookfield, his father was Moses Willey and his father William (Will)M Willey 1734-1823 of Brookfield. There was another one in 1656-1707 from Dover. The first record I have of a Willey in the US was Allan Willey, born in 1590 in Wales,,Somerset,England and died 1658 in Boston,Suffolk,Massachusetts,USA. I've got access to the tree following back to the first Willey with all the wives and most of the children.
If you are still around online, I'll be more than glad to help fill in any missing links. I also am down the road from Brookfield, in Sanbornville. I am in search for the Willey Cemetary so I can take pics of the headstones so my Sister can post them on Ancestry.com where she has the family registered.

NORMAN ALLAN WILLEY-CANADA

lizagirl2u2 — 2009-09-29 03:41:01Z

LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON NORMAN ALLAN WILLEY, BORN JULY 4, 1930 IN SASKATCHEWAN, MOTHER WAS CAROLINE WEIR FATHER WAS GEORGE ROBERT WILLEY. NORMAN HAD A SISTER AND TWO NIECES. LIVED IN VANCOUVER PRIOR TO HIS DEATH,LIVED IN CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, NEW YORK AND VANCOUVER. NORMAN WAS WENT BY THE NAME OF PETER WARD.

Re: Frances A Willey

billco — 2009-09-25 13:51:29Z

I also descend from William Willey, through another child. I may have some facts about William and his wife that I will be happy to share. I can be reached at billco@ARN.NET

Re: Frances A Willey

crashq — 2009-09-25 01:39:57Z

In the intervening time since my original post, I have learned more about this part of my family. The information that I have, starts with William Willey (1784-1850), oriinally of England, and Ann Butler (1784-1870) of VA. They married had 11 children, between 1805 and 1828. Around 1820-1821 the family moved to Carroll County, Ohio. Later, some members, including William, Ann, and my ancestor, Edward Willey (Wm and Anna's son), moved to Licking County, Ohio.

Eventually, Edward and his first wife, Ann Fleming moved to Owen County, Indiana,where my ancstor, Frances A Willey was born and where she met her husband, James A Defore.

Re: Willey from Cherryfield, Maine area

pmbowen1 — 2009-09-08 14:33:19Z

Hello
I have Sophronia Willey (born 1833 lyndon, VT) married 1st. Benjamin Bailey (married abt. 1851 in Quebec, Canada) 2nd. Otis Goding
Sophronia's parents were Ichabod Willey & Lucy Hill

Re: Willey from Cherryfield, Maine area

TeenieBopper1414 — 2009-09-07 19:40:24Z

My great grandmother is Vera Willey I have a book all about icabob willey and our family onn the willey side if u need anything let me know

pinckney

evelyn8anne — 2009-08-26 22:01:55Z

sorry...i meant to say leming and that lennings is wrong

pinckney

evelyn8anne — 2009-08-26 21:59:04Z

please contact us as this is my husband's family,,,his uncles middle name was leming NOT lemmings so that much is wrong for elizabeth

WILLEY Royce Mason 1920-2001

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-06 20:50:50Z

WILLEY Royce Mason 1920-2001

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 205,049 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.

WILLEY Benjamin T Sr 1917-1959

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-05 20:23:11Z

WILLEY Benjamin T Sr 1917-1959

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 205,049 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: Willey/Prevost Family Settled in Minnesota

mikesdahl — 2009-07-28 16:59:12Z

Ah, gotcha.

Re: Willey/Prevost Family Settled in Minnesota

toadsgirl12000 — 2009-07-27 15:39:44Z

I think it would have been Uncle Julius" grandfather or something like that, still trying to sort it out

Re: Willey/Prevost Family Settled in Minnesota

mikesdahl — 2009-07-24 16:03:16Z

That is funny. I've never heard of the Willey family. My grandfather was married to her? When?

Re: Willey/Prevost Family Settled in Minnesota

shaniaslugger — 2009-07-23 13:28:02Z

Its Gina..Howdy cousin!!! How funny to find you here!

Re: Willey/Prevost Family Settled in Minnesota

mikesdahl — 2009-07-23 04:11:40Z

Ok. Gina? Wendi? Pam? One of Bud's sisters... my mom is Judy.

Re: Willey/Buttle Drayton Somerset England

RBray6349 — 2009-07-10 05:56:53Z

Hello Susan
The Willeys you mention in your message are also in my family tree. I am descended from George Willey and Sarah Webb through their son William who married Mary Buttle. My gg grandfather was Henry Willey, the brother of Joseph. Frederick and Alfred were their cousins. All came from Drayton, Somerset.
I have a lot of information on the Willey and Buttle families but it seems I don't have your line to the present.
I was just talking to my cousin, Bob Willey, who has found the Robert Willey you believe came to Australia. He is buried in the Drysdale Cemetery on the Bellarine Peninsula.
I hope to hear from you soon.
All the best
Robin

Re: Sally Willey from Shipton Sherbrook

TeriPless — 2009-03-25 03:31:12Z

And I appreciate anything you want to share with me. I was hoping to get one of my cousins interested in finishing their research because when its your own you try harder to make sure it perfect.

Teri

Re: Different Albert Willey

Jones1025 — 2009-04-23 19:33:32Z

I have your Albert Willey b in 1883 in Lester Twp, Blackhawk Co Iowa - his father was William B. Willey and his mother was Cynthia Adams. I have more information on this line all the way back to Delaware

Re: Willey: NC TN IL - John F, B:Abt 1805 - Father = William?

slingrj2 — 2009-06-21 23:00:15Z

I have been following your types, I come from Wilson and when he died a John F. Willey married Wilson's wife. Yes the Willeys are hard to follow and I have up against your brick wall and have put it aside for now. But Wilson ended up in Bond Co., Il. where my people settled and where John F. married Frances Hall Mills on 5 July 1853. Wilson and Frances Mills are my gggrandparents. I will share if you would like. At least to sort this John F.

Re: The Willey History

thompsba41 — 2009-04-21 12:28:35Z

Hi Jennifer -
My wife's family is of the Willey tree and of all the millions of Willey's I have there is no Henry T, sorry. My mother-in-law is Mary Kathleen Willey Collins b 3/6/1923 in Galestown, MD. I'm following three Willey lines: Minos Willey 1808-1886 b in Greenwood DE (my wife's line), Waitman Willey 6/14/1792-7/17/1873, and John Willey 12/4/1806-5/10/1877 b where? d in Seaford DE. There is a 4th Willey line centered around Cambridge MD that includes the Willey Farms folks on Rt 13 in Smyrna DE.
I'd never heard the Willey that jumped ship story. The earliest Willeys MAY (??) have started near Lewes. Before that they MAY (??) have started closer to Cambridge. I'm trying to connect all the Willey lines but have been stymied so far, but that only means I haven't looked hard enough. Good luck with your search.
Bruce Thompson

Re: Willey/Prevost Family Settled in Minnesota

toadsgirl12000 — 2009-07-23 03:52:24Z

Yes that would be my Uncle Julius, my mother is Joanne

Re: WILLEY/WYLIE

@@Charla_Helmers@hotmail.com — 2009-07-11 13:14:30Z

Hi,

Carol Jones is a descendant of Rev Wiley and has a great deal of information on the Wileys. Her email is
grannyjo2@verizon.net if you have not spoken with her. I am related via the Griffiths.

Charla

Re: Willey/Prevost Family Settled in Minnesota

mikesdahl — 2009-07-22 21:09:00Z

That Julius Toulou is my grandfather, but I am not aware of any marriage to Kitty Willey. Gertrude Veach is the only spouse I know of.

Re: jacob willey

ghinx — 2009-04-23 20:56:07Z

Hi Tammy,

I probably should have put that my Willey's are from NH on the message board. Have you been working on your Willey line long? I'm having a very hard time on mine, no birth cert, death cert, marriage cert. I'm beginning to wonder if he really exsisted.
Thanks for the reply
Gail

Rodimon Headstones

Jwudz — 2009-05-27 20:56:16Z

Hello.....

I am a Rodimon Descendant. I have pictures of all the Rodimon head stones in my area. if you are interested please e mail me at Jwudz@aol.com.

Thanks,
Justin Woods

Re: Willey: NC TN IL - John F, B:Abt 1805 - Father = William?

rachelmo81 — 2009-06-21 02:01:07Z

I'm descended through John F Willey whose father was William. John F did have a son John Felix Willey who died in Hancock County, Illinois. I have the son Johns birth as about 1795 in Halifax, North Carolina. I don't have any other information on the son John.

John Sr. was born 1765-1773 in Halifax County, North Carolina. He was the son of William Willey who was born about 1730 and died 1777.

The parents of William are Joseph Willey and Mary Ives. Joseph was born 1700 in Virginia and died 1792 in Norfolk, Virginia.

I have more information regarding the siblings if interested. I'm descended through John Srs youngest son, George Washington Willey.

Re: Willey: NC TN IL - John F, B:Abt 1805 - Father = William?

rachelmo81 — 2009-06-21 19:03:07Z

The Willey's can get extremely frustrating what with so many of the same names. I'm going to sit down tonight and go through a lot of my things and hopefully get somewhere. Now its bugging me not knowing exactly which John F. goes where.
I did come across another John F., who is the son of William and Nancy Willey. It states that he went to Hancock County Illinois with his two brothers Isaac and Wilson. I noticed that you mentioned the name Issac before maybe thats a hint? I'll dig through some of my notes and see what I can find. As of right now I do not have a spouse or children for John F. Willey's son John F.

I hope that makes sense.

Rachel

Re: looking for info on grandfathers family

dragonmomma59 — 2009-06-15 17:45:03Z

sorry i took so long computer been down for a while but i don,t know much about the willey side of the family except my grandparents names and that my dad jack willey was born in Guthrie Mn they did live in /des Moines Iowa For A while and that my grandfather,s mother,s name was Servilla

Re: WILLEY ancestors

annablue1 — 2009-05-06 14:35:56Z

Hi Jim,
So far all I've been able to find is census info. If you'd like that info please email me at sousarami@gmail.com and I can send you the census pages that I've found.
-Stacy

Re: jacob willey

willeyt83 — 2009-04-23 16:13:49Z

my name is tammy willey,my grandfathers name is walter bailey willey and my grandmother is irene burchem willey. dont know if we are related we are from ridgeway, va and they are both deceased now. good luck on your search!

Re: Sally Willey from Shipton Sherbrook

Steve_McCarthy1949 — 2009-03-25 03:08:00Z

Hi Teri, I followed your suggestion and looked at all the Bergeron and Pellerin records you have posted at www.worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com and printed them. I then navigated www.pilot.familysearch.org and found Mary Almedee's burial record at St. Michel de Sherbrooke, 1848-1852 p15 of 94 and now understand the notation. The parish priest misspelled her name as Marie Aimee. On the same page at B.60 is the baptismal record for my great-grandfather Charles Severin Labonte. The priest originally wrote Souverain, which he emended to read Severain (both in the text and the margin). I believe Severin is correct. My grandmother was Marie Malvina Labonte, daughter of this Charles and Rosalie Lemieux. She must have been named for her father's immediately older sister Malvina (my grandmother went by Marie, however). I was able to print out the entries for the two records.
Thanks so much.
By the way, I see I misprinted Mary C. Tremblay's birth date in an earlier message as May 1843 rather than 1845. I was surprised to see that her mother died so soon after in 1848. Perhaps Angeline Labonte, the maiden aunt, took over raising the four children. It seems that Olivier Tremblay did not remarry. I'd also like to try to identify the Catherine Labonte who was her godparent along with Louis Tremblay in 1841 = Sherbrooke 1834-47 pg 170 of 219 B-68.
Thanks again for sharing your research

Re: Sally Willey from Shipton Sherbrook

Steve_McCarthy1949 — 2009-03-25 03:50:27Z

I was just now in the process of correcting my previous message when yours arrived. The citation I gave there was for the baptism of Marie Camille Tremblay (godparents Louis Tremblay and Catharine Labonte) on July 6, 1845. I have gone back to the baptisms of William Labonte and Mary Almedee on September 6, 1841 (the day before William's marriage at St. Michel de Sherbrooke = vol 1834-50 pg. 111 of 344 m-103). William's godparents were Louis Morin and Marie Hermine Labonte (his sister and brother-in-law, whose marriage in 1832 at Shipton and recorded at St. Frederic de Drummondville I cited earlier). Mary Almedee's godparents were Mathias Morin and Charlotte Richard. Present at William's marriage to Sophie St. Cyr as witnesses were "Baptiste Labonte, frere de l'epoux" and Joseph St. Cyr, pere de l'epouse." This Baptiste is the son of John B. Labonte and Elizabeth Cluff (see earlier in thread).

Mary "Polly" and John Willey

NelWaldron — 2009-04-12 20:38:32Z

Has anyone had luck in uncovering the maiden name of Mary "Polly" (b. about 1765; d. 21 Apr 1845 Dickson, TN), who married John Willey (b. 1763 Halifax, NC; d. 1835 Dickson, TN)? I'm just beginning to research this line, and so far have had no luck.

John and Mary's daughter, Laurana Jane "Rainey" Willey, was my 4th g-grandmother on my mother's side. I am trying to trace my "maternal" name as far back as I can go...looks like Willey is it for now.

Re: HELP

richardwattenburger — 2009-03-30 05:11:28Z

P.S. His father was born in Delware and his mother was born in Virginia

HELP

richardwattenburger — 2009-03-30 04:13:17Z

I am trying to trace my Great Grandfather John Simpson Willey They say he was born June 17 1862 in Indiana Died between 1934 -1935 around Atanta Georgia. He Married a Barton. I found him on a 1900 Cenus. I would like to put a few of the Willey together before my mom passes away.
Thanks
Richard Wattenburger
dickwatt@hotmail.com

Re: WILLEY ancestors

JimWilley41 — 2009-05-05 14:54:54Z

STACY... mAYBE YOU CAN HELP ME. i HAVE TRACED MY FAMILY TREE BACK TO GEORGR W. WILLEY.gEORGE WAS BORN 12/23/1799 AND DIED 03/23/1880. BURIED AT POTTER CEMETERY IN SO. CONWAY.I JUST CAN'T FIND OUT WHERE HE CAME FORM OR WHERE HE WAS BORN. APPRECIATE ANY HELP.
JIM WILLEY

Re: WILLEY ancestors

JimWilley41 — 2009-05-05 14:42:52Z

MY NAME IS JAMES F.WILLEY BORN IN N.CONWAY,NH 10/28/1941.
I LIVE IN HOUSTON,TX AND HAVE SPENT EXTENSIVE TIME WORKING ON MY FAMILY TREE. GEORGE W. AND ABIGAIL WILLEY HAD 4 CHILDREN. DAVID W.,ELIZA J,GEORGE H.,AND JOHN D.DAVID WAS BORN 10/27/1829. hE MARRIED MAHALA P. AND HAD 4 CHILDREN.
NELSON M.,MY GRANDFATHER,ALMON,CELIA,AND HARVEY.DAVID DIED MAY 2,1908.JUST A BRIEF NOTE. MAHALA BOSTON WILLEY DIED 12/17/1901.AND DAVID DID NOT FARE WELL AFTER DEATH.
IF YOU NEED HELP CALL ME AT 936-271-9874 OR E-MAIL PJLWILL4@EARTHLINK.NET
JIM WILLEY

Margaret Willey 1826 dau of John & Margaret Higman Willey Delaware

barbswire532 — 2009-06-17 13:14:46Z

Trying to find information on the father(s) of Margaret Willey's children. Margaret's siblings were Nehemiah, Joshua,John, Nathaniel, Loxley, Cannon,and Theodore. In the 1850 DE census Margaret (listed as WELLY) was living with her brother, Cannon. Her parents were deceased by then. In the 1860 DE Census Margaret (listed as WILLY) has her own place and has 4 children: Ann, Sallie, Mary & John E. In the 1870 Census she has two more children:Wilhelmina and Shepherd. In 1870 her oldest daughters, Ann & Sallie, were no longer in the home. I am helping another researcher get information on Margaret. She descends through Wilhelmina.

Re: The Willey History

jbremner156 — 2009-04-20 01:02:44Z

I am from Henry T Willey and Marietta Johnston from dorchester Co, Md. Are any of yours from Maryland. I understand that the first willey jumped ship and made a life on the eastern shore of Maryland. What is your family story. Henry T was born in 1831 in MD.
Any infor would be appreciated
Jennifer

Re: WILLEY ancestors

chb646 — 2009-04-15 04:22:11Z

George's son David is one of my great grandparents (along with his wife Mahala). Do you have any info on their children / children's offspring?

Was your grandparent/great grandparent one of these Willeys?

chb646 — 2009-04-15 03:42:21Z

Searching for info on Evan Hugh Willey b 1899 d 1938. His father was Harvey E Willey b 1869 Conway NH and mother Minnie Clyde Jenness b 1871 in Maiden MA. Hugh's children: Evan Jr b 1926, Clyde Eugene b 1927, Uris Elaine b 1930, Glen Allen b 1931, Fern Mahala b 1933, Natalie Murrie b 1935. Harvey's father was David Crockett Willey b 1828 in Bartlett NH and mother was Mahala Plat Boston b 1930.

Evan Hugh Willey was my grandfather - my mother was born 1925 and was his first child. I have no info prior to late 1800s on this Willey family connection.
Any info or queries email me : chb646@xtra.co.nz

Willey: NC TN IL - John F, B:Abt 1805 - Father = William?

jlong00 — 2009-06-21 00:26:19Z

I've hit a brick wall regarding my ancestors, and I'm hoping someone out there might have some of the answers I'm searching....

My ggfather was: William Abe (maybe Amos?) Willey B: 1867 Illinois, died mining accident Kansas or Missouri approx 1917-1920,

my gggfather was: Isaac Wilson Willey B: 1831 Tennessee, moved to Illinois as child with parents

my ggggfather was: John F Willey B Abt: 1805 Tennessee, possibly NC - married Millie or Milly Margaret Morris or Morrison (I'm fairly certain this should be correct, but John F is where it starts getting sketchy because I'm not certain which John Willey this is....could be son of John or could be son of William)....

possible gggggfather: John, BAbt: 1770, Halifax, North Carolina

OR

possible gggggfather: William (possibly Daniel or Dickson) Willey, Jr, BAbt: 1770 Halifax, North Carolina

either way (John or William = brothers), I believe their father, my ggggggfather would be William Willey, Sr, birth date I have found anywhere from 1726 to 1750 Halifax, North Carolina,

gggggggfather: Joseph Willey, m. I believe, to Mary Ives

And that is where I stopped because I just couldn't follow anymore and make sense of it all. I sure do hope you can help, cause there is no one in my family that has a clue about our ancestors (not even my dad).

Thanks much!
J (Willey) Long

Re: tracing family

jlong00 — 2009-05-25 23:45:26Z

Mr. Joe Willey,
Looks like you know your stuff, sir!
I am having a heck of a time tracing my Grandpa. I think he mostly lived in Colorado (later life) & Kansas (mid years) & Missouri (early years). His name was Floyd Isaac Willey (#1 born of twin birth - brother was Lloyd Monroe Willey), sons of William Abe Willey (died in mining accident either in Kansas or Missouri), son of Isaac Wilson Willey....this is where it starts getting murky. I think Isaac Wilson Willey was the son of John F Willey, but from there....it seems to get convoluted. I get confused whether John F was actually John W and if either were the sons of William Willey....then I can't seem to keep it straight from there. My grandma used to say that the Willey family could be traced back to the Mayflower, but I can't seem to get anywhere close to that! Could you help me? Would you mind sharing your tree? Thanks, Jeri Leah (Willey) Long

Re: Willey: NC TN IL - John F, B:Abt 1805 - Father = William?

jlong00 — 2009-06-21 12:00:02Z

Hi!!
Thanks for responding! Do you, by chance, know the name of John Felix wife's name or any of the children?

From your info...it looks like it goes as follows:
Joseph Willey (1700, VA-1792) & Mary Ives (1)
William Willey (1730-1777) (2)
John F (1765-1773) (3)
John Felix (1795) (4)

I have found the George Washington Willey line in my searches; I just haven't been able to clearly link to the father of my John F Willey. Seems as though there may be at least more than 2 that could be him. Ugh! I'm so frustrated! Jeri

Re: Willey: NC TN IL - John F, B:Abt 1805 - Father = William?

jlong00 — 2009-06-21 19:20:45Z

Rachel,
You are SO correct! I am completely frustrated with the Willey line!!! I have searched and searched and searched. I can prove stuff thru John F Willey, but as I said, that's where I get stymied. I do think William and Nancy may be my relations, but can't be sure yet! THANK YOU so much for considerting helping me on this!!! And yes, Isaac (my gggfather) had a brother Wilson and my my grandpa was Floyd Isaac Willey

Re: Willey: NC TN IL - John F, B:Abt 1805 - Father = William?

jlong00 — 2009-06-21 23:28:18Z

Hi there! Thanks for responding! I'm interested in finding ANY information about the NC/TN/IL Willeys. They must be all related in some way....I might be able to follow someone thru someone else.

I'm guessing our Johns may be different. I think Milly (wife to my John) lived about 4 years after John's death. I know that my John also had a son named Jonathan Caroll Willey (and was able to find a bit about him in a historical record which confirmed the name of his dad & mom) and that Dad owned property in Tennessee. I think my John may have been related to a Felix Willey...I found a TN property deed from John to Felix.

Please send me anything you have. I could SOOoooooo use it!

Re: WILLEY ancestors

golfgal41 — 2009-05-09 18:56:08Z

Jim,

1870 US Census states George W Willey was born about 1800 in New Hampshire. Wife Abigail was born 1802 in New Hampshire. They were living with David and Mahala at the time. In Conway New Hampshire.