Welcome to the Wilcox & Pearson Genealogy Pages. This website is meant to supplement the information found at WorldConnect. WorldConnect has genealogical information for our ancestors, starting with my parents, Karl Wilcox and Grace Lee Boggess. You can trace the family tree, or download a gedcom file which will give you the names and relationships of the other ancestors.
Once you have a specific name, you can come back here to look up additional information. You can select a category of information below, or click to read more detailed information starting with my family. Feel free to browse and copy anything you'd like from WorldConnect, or from these pages, but keep in mind that most of this information has not yet been proven.
A large amount of this work is handed down from others, for which I'm very grateful. If you happen to find a mistake, or have additional information, I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to contact me by using the email link below.
When building these pages, I tried to strike a balance between the desire to share family information, and the need to maintain privacy. I only included the kind data on WorldConnect that was publically available via birth certificates, death certificates, and marriage licenses. If you happen to find information within these pages regarding any living person, please email me to let me know. I tried to remove all information about living persons before posting anything. If you find any mistakes, please let me know that also.
This website contains numerous pictures, newspaper clippings, and other documents. The website itself is divided into the following areas:
I was also blessed to have a maternal grandmother, Lilian Martin Boggess, who was interested in genealogy. While she was alive, I never had much of an interest in all of the data she collected. Funny thing, though. After she died, I realized that I didn't want the family information to die with her, so I suddenly became interested in my roots.
I was equally blessed to have a paternal uncle, Howard Judson Wilcox, Jr. who was equally interested in his roots. He spent many years and resources compiling his information, which he generously shared with me.
I hope you find something of interest here. I hope you find something that benefits your own research. Most of all, I hope my children can use this information to understand the fantastic heritage and legacy that they have.