Two
more Willis Coat of Arms Crests
Contributed by
Billie Carol Willis, billiewillis@yahoo.com
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WILLIS COAT OF
ARMS
Contributed by Bettie, BLTIF@aol.com
Eric Meacock emeaco@netserv.net.au gives the following interpretation
"Virtue is the safest Helmet"
Cassis: A Metal Helmet
Tutis: Protected, safe, secure
(Tutissima: is in the superlative)
Virtus: Manliness, excellence, character, worth, courage,
valor, prowess, moral virtue, virtuousness, manhood,
power
ORIGIN OF THE SURNAME
"WILLIS"
Submitted by Mike Willis
SEER1966@aol.com
Some of the research which
I've done indicates the surname ISN'T of Welsh origin,
but of Norman origin. Supposedly the Willises came to
England with William the Conquerer in the 11th century.
The surname, Willis, also, doesn't have any other roots
in England, Scotland, Ireland or Wales, although there
are plenty of Willises scattered about these four
countries at this time. They originally came during the
Norman invasion. There's a guy named Eddie Geoghagen who
has a great site all about family crests; luckily he has
TWO fine family crests for the name Willis. Just look up
Irish Family Crests in your web search (I used
AltaVista.com) and you'll find Eddie's site. Under W,
there are two Willis Coats of Arms, one with 3 red
5-pointed stars with a black Chevron separating them.
Under the name Willis, it says "HUNGERFORD
PARK-BERKS" indicating this is where these Willises
came from. There's also a Peregrine Falcon on the top of
the crest. The second has a coat of arms with Red Lions
and crosses covering it with the words Willis-Cambridge
& Herts under the surname. On the top of the crest
are two Ermines holding a disembodied heart; giving more
creedence that the surname is of Norman origin.
The Willis
Family and it's Name
The following was found
at the Palm Beach County Library in a file labeled
"Willis". It is undated and unsigned. It
appears to be the beginning of a book(?). If anyone has
any information relating to this document, please contact
me at marcadean@aol.com
The name of Willis is said to have been
of Welsh origin and to mean "son of Will or
William". It is found on ancient English records in
the various forms of Willis, Wylles, Wyllis, Wylis,
Wyllys, Willys, Williss, Willies, Wilis and Willis, of
which the last form is that most generally accepted in
America today.
Families bearing this name
were to be found at early dates in the English counties
of Warwick, Oxford, Hertford, Cambridge, Berke, Dorsit,
Essex, Worcester, Buckingham, Lancaster and London; and
were, for the most part, of the landed gentry and
yeomanry of Great Britain.
One of the earliest lines
of the family in England was that of Warwickshire which
was represented in the early 14th century by one Richard
Wiles or Willis, who married Johanna Jeames, descendant
in the 6th generation of Robert Keverell of Napton,
Warwickshire. Richard was the father of Thomas, who had
Richard, who had Thomas, who was the father of Richard,
who married Joane Grant and had issue by her of William
and Richard, of whom the first was the father by his
wife, a Miss Clerke of Ambrose, and Richard, of whom the
first married Agnes Coles and had a son, Richard. (Some
authorities call this man Timothy), who married Hester
Chamber and was the father of George, who emigrated to
America at an early date and will be mentioned later.
Richard Willis, second son
of William and younger brother of Ambrose, is said to
have married a Miss Blount and to have had issue by her
of Thomas, who made his home in Middlesex County and was
the father by his wife Mary Tomlyn (Tomlins) of Thomas,
Henry, Mary and Elizabeth. This Thomas Willis of
Middlesex is said to have come to Lynn, Mass., in 1630
with his family and about 1646 returned to England with
his oldest son, leaving Henry, his second son, in
America. Henry made his home at Boston and was probably
married about 1642 to Elizabeth Otis, by whom he was the
father of a son named Thomas. It is also possible that by
a second wife, Mary, he had further issue of John, Mary
and Henry.
One George Willis (not the
before mentioned member of the Warwickshire family) is
said to have come from England to Cambridge, Mass., in
1626, or possibly a few years later and was the father by
his wife the Widow Jane Polfrey, of Thomas, Stephen,
Nathaniel and probably Charles.
One Michael Willis is
believed to have come from London, England to Dorchester,
Mass., about 1635 or shortly thereafter. By his first
wife, Joane, he had Joseph, Experience, Temperance and
Joana and by his second wife, Mildred, he had further
issue of Michael, Adingstil, Abigail, Lydia and
Elizabeth.
The before mentioned
emigrant, George, son of Richard or Timothy Willis of
Warwickshire, England, is claimed by some authorities to
have come to America in 1637 while others put his
emigration in the following year. He settled at Hartford,
Conn., and became the second governor of that colony. By
his first wife, Bridget Young, who probably died in
England, he had issue by her, of Mary, George, Hester and
Amy and by his second wife, the Widow Mary (nee Smith)
Bysbie, he had another son named Samuel.
The Deacon John Willis of
Duxbury, Mass., about 1637, is said to have removed to
Bridgewater and to have married the Widow Elizabeth (nee
Hodgkins) Palmer, by whom he was the father of John,
Nathaniel, Joseph or Jonathan, Comfort, Benjamin, Hannah,
Elizabeth and Sarah. It is thought probably, that this
emigrant John was accompanied to America by his brothers
Lawrence and Nathaniel, of whom the first resided at
Sandwich, Mass. and was the father by his first wife,
Mary, of a daughter of that name and by his second wife,
Mary Makepeace, whom he married in 1656, may have had
further issue; and the second lived at Bridgewater and is
said to have been the father of Elkanah and Bethia.
One William Willis is said
to have come to Scituate, Mass. about 1638 and to have
had issue by his wife, Lucy, of Samuel, Lydia and
possibly others, as well.
In 1640 or before, Colonel
Francis Willis came to York County, Virginia from
England. He was accompanied by his brothers, Henry and
William, of whom the first was the father of a son named
Francis and possibly by his cousin Hugh, who is said to
have been the son of John Willis of Oxford, England who
was the grandson of Francis Willis of the same county.
Henry Willis, son of Henry
Willis of Wiltshire, England is believed to have come to
Long Island about 1675 and made his home at Westbury. He
was married in 1654 to Mary Peace, by whom he had issue
of Mary, Elizabeth, William, Henry, Rachael, Sarah and
Hester.
Before 1690, a Lewis
Willis was living in Virginia and was the father of Henry
Willis who married the Widow Mildred (nee Washington)
Brown, by whom he was the father of Lewis, Anne and
Francis and is said to have been the founder of
Fredericksburg, Virginia in the year 1720. (Webmaster's
note: It is generally believed that the father of the
above Henry Willis was Francis; he and Mildred Washington
Brown had only one son, Lewis.)
Others of the name who
emigrated to America at early dates but left few records
of themselves and their families were Jost or Joist (of
German or Dutch ancestry) of Mass. in 1631; John of
Boston in 1632; Nicholas of Boston in 1634 (who may have
had a son of the same name); Thomas and Edward of
Virginia in 1635; Walter and Elizabeth of Virginia in
1637; Jeremiah of Lynn, Mass., in 1637; John of Virginia
in 1642; Robert of Boston in 1643; James of Virginia in
1649; Richard of Virginia in 1650; Henry of Virginia in
1652; William of Virginia in 1653; Godfrey of Virginia in
1654; John of Boston before 1655; Richard of Plymouth,
Mass. before 1670; Josiah of Boston in 1675; Robert of
Rowley, Mass. in 1691; and Dr. Daniel (of German
ancestry) who made his home in New Jersey in 1765 and was
the father of at least one son named Allen.
The descendants of these
and possibly of other branches of the family in America
have spread to practically every state of the Union and
have aided as much in the growth of the country as their
ancestors aided in the founding of the nation. They have
been noted for their industry, energy, ambition,
integrity, piety, patience, loyalty, perseverance,
fortitude, resourcefulness, initiative, courage and
leadership.
Among those of the name
who fought as officers in the War of the Revolution were
Lt. Henry of Virginia, Captain Thomas, James and Francis
of Virginia, Captain Henry of Pennsylvania, Major John of
Virginia and Lt. Colonel Lewis of Virginia.
Thomas, Richard, John,
George, Henry, Michael, Samuel, Edward, Francis, William,
James and Lewis are some of the Christian names most
highly favored by the family for its male members.
Two of the many members of
the family who have distinguished themselves in America
in more recent times are Nathaniel Parker Willis of
Maine, noted author who was born in 1806 and died in 1967
and Henry Parker Willis of Mass., financial expert who
was born in 1874.
One of the most ancient
and frequently recurrent of the many coats-of-arms of the
Willis Family of England is described as follows:
Arms - "per fess gules and arbent three lions
rampant counter-changed, a border ermine."
Crest - "Two lions" gambs erased, the dexter
argent, the sinister gules, supporting an escutcheon
or."
(arms taken from Burke's "General Armory",
1884)
Bibliography
The above data has been
compiled chiefly from the following sources: Bardsley -
"English and Welsh Surnames", 1901; Harleian
Society - "Warwickshire Visitation", 1877;
Savage - "Genealogical Dictionary of New
England", 1862; New England Historical and
Genealogical Register 1868; Morse - "The Descendants
of Several Ancient Puritans", 1859; White -
"Willys Family", 1899; P.Willis - "Willis
Records", 1906; Mitchell - History of Bridgewater,
Mass." 1897; Hughes - "American Ancestry"
1877, 1888, 1893, 1895.; B.C. and R.H. Willis - "A
sketch of the Willis Family in Virginia", 1898;
Bunker - "Long Island Genealogies", 1895;
Kennedy - "Seldins of Virginia and allied
Families" 1911; Greer - "Early Virginia
Immigrants", 1912; Heitman - "Officers of the
Continental Army" 1914; The Americana, 1932; Burke -
"General Armory" 1884.
MIGRATION TRAILS
Fall line or Southern Road
South by southwest from Philadelphia, PA
through Baltimore Maryland; Richmond, VA; Raleight and
Fayetteville, NC; Cheraw, Camden and Columbia, SC; and
west from Augusta, GA; passing through Macon and
Columbus, GA to Montgomery, AL. Approximately 1200 miles.
Pennsylvania
Delaware, Philadelphia Counties
Delaware
New Castle County
Maryland
Cecil, Hartford, Baltimore, Anne Arundel,
Howard, Prince George Counties
Virginia
Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William,
Stafford, Spotsylvania, Caroline, Hanover, Richmond,
Henrico, Chesterfield, Dinwiddie, Brunswick Counties
North Carolina
Warren, Franklin, Wake, Johnson, Harnett,
Cumberland, Hoke, Scotland Counties
South Carolina
Marlboro, Chesterfield, Kershaw, Richland,
Lexington, Aiken
Georgia
Richmond, McDuffie, Warren, Hancock,
Baldwin, Jones, bibb, Crawford, Taylor, Talbot, Muscogee
Counties
Alabama
Russell, Lee, Macon, Montgomery Counties
Fayetteville, Elizabethtown and Wilmington
Trail of North Carolina
Southeast direction from Fayetteville
through Elizabethville to Wilmington, NC. Approximately
95 miles.
North Carolina
Cumberland, Bladen, Columbus, Brunswick Counties
Camden-Charleston Path
Southeast from Camden to Charleston, SC.
Approximately 150 miles.
South Carolina
Kershaw, Sumter, Calhoun, Orangeburg,
Dorchester, Charleston Counties
Saura-Saponi Trail
South by Southwest direction from
Charlottesville, VA to the area of Greensboro, NC.
Approx. 120 miles.
Virginia
Albemarle, Nelson, Amherst, Campbell,
Pittsylvania Counties
Occaneechi Path
Southwest direction from the Bermuda Hundred
on the James river near Richmond, VA through Salisbury,
NC; Camden, SC; to Augusta, GA. Approximately 500 miles.
Virginia
Prince George, Dinwiddie, Brunswick, Lunenburg,
Mecklenburg Counties
North Carolina
Granville, Durham, Orange, Alamance, guilford,
Randolph, Davidson, Rowan, Cabarrus, Mecklenburg Counties
South Carolina
York, Chester, Lancaster, Kershaw, Fairfield,
Richland, Lexington, Aiken Counties
Georgia
Columbia, Richmond Counties
FNU WILLIS (Mrs.)
Letter at Post Office, 7 April 1791, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
WILLIS AND ALLEN
Partnership dissolved, 8 Nov 1787. Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
CAPT. FNU WILLIS
Overton Co., TN Militia Captain, 1813
CAPT. FNU WILLIS,
Moving to Florida, 30 Nov 1825. Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, Va
COL. FNU WILLIS,
Letter at Post Office, 28 July 1791; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
WILLIS - Four witnesses named Willis
attended a Pennsylvania wedding, 30 Nov 1721, of John
Cope, Yeoman, of Brandford Township, Chester Co., PA to
Charity Evans, daughter of Robert and Jane Jefferies of
Bradford Township, Chester Co., PA; widow of John Evans.
Paper with their intentions was posted on Birmingham
Meeting House door; marriage at house of Robert Jefferies
in Bradford Township. among the witnesses were ESTHER
WILLIS, JOHN WILLIS, ANN WILLIS, and ELIZABETH WILLIS. Submitted
by maryjane@macomb.com
A. WILLIS
School, 11 Sept 1819, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
ABEL WILLIS
1813 - Overton Academy Trustee, Overton Co., TN
ABIGAIL ELLIS WILLIS
Nabby Willis of Charlton, MA may take the name
of Abigail Ellis Willis, 13 March 1832
ABNER WILLIS
Meeting, 3 Oct 1793, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
AUGUST WILLIS
Letter at post office in Franklin Co., TN on 1 July 1811.
(Eddlemon's abstracts from TN newspapers 1803-1812)
AUGUSTA A. WILLIS (Widow)
Drew 1827 Land Lottery in Lee Co., GA
AUGUSTINE WILLIS
North Carolina Assembly of 1779, 1782, House of Commons
Representative from Halifax Co., NC
BYRD WILLIS
Horse won Race, 9 May 1806, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Fredericksburg Races, 4 April 1812; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
New Road Proposal, 13 Dec 1815, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Jackson Committee, 4 Sept 1824; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Sale, 16 Nov 1825; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Rappahannock Jockey Club, 5 Sept 1812, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Horses stolen, 13 May 1818, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Tavern owner, 27 April 1811; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Bank Director, 11 Jan 1817, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Legal Notice, 29 Jan 1817; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Seeking deserter, 28 April 1813; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Artillery Co. to parade, 1 July 1808; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Willis Hill for sale, 1 July 1806, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Willis Hill for sale, 9 Aug 1817, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Home on Willis Hill burned, 13 Dec 1817,
Virginia Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
BYRD C. WILLIS
Street Obstructor, 19 Aug 1806; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
CLAYTON WILLIS
Reward Offer, 14 May and 17 May 1817; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
DANIEL WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 30; Occupation:
Sawyer; Tried at Worcester; transported to Western
Australia on the ship, Palmerston, 1852.
E.R. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Silver State; 13 Aug 1881; Page
2:3
Topics: MARRIAGES. Carson City, Paradise Valley CLERGY;
Body: At Carson City, 11 August by Rev. E.R. Willis, T.J.
Harlan to Miss Lizzie negus of Paradise Valley.
E.R. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Silver State; 5 Dec 1881; Page
3:1
Body: Rev. E.R. and J.B. Wilis were at Yokohama, Japan
and very well November 8th.
EDWARD WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 32; Bricklayer;
Tried at Hertford; transported to Western Australia on
the ship, Minden, 1849.
EDWARD WILLIS
Mount Olive Baptist Church, Wilson Co., TN, Member 1809,
ELISHA WILLIS
Montgomery Co., TN Academy Trustee, 1815
ELIZABETH WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 42; married; 2
males, 2 females; Cook; born Oxford to New South Wales,
Ship: Planter 2, 1839.
ELMER ALONZO WILLIS
John Ingalls Wiley, of South Reading, MA, minor,
may take the name of Elmer Alonzo Willis, County of
Middlesex. no date, page 112, Name Changes in
Massachussetts, 1780-1892.
FORNEY WILLIS
North Carolina Assembly of 1903, House of
Representatives, Bladen Co., NC
FRANCIS WILLIS
Letter at Post Office. c/o of Col. Lewis Willis,
9 April 1789; Virginia Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
FRANCIS WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 28 July 1791; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
FRANCIS WILLIS
The original emigrant; clerk of York County, VA;
Served in the House of Burgesses, 1653, 1658-1660, 1663;
Councillor; returned to England about 1680; died there in
1691. Left a vast estate to his nephew Francis and
acreage to nephew William, on which William's father had
lived.
FRANCIS WILLIS
Served in the House of Burgesses, 1740, 1742,
1752-1754.
FRANK WILLIS
Salem Church, situated about 3 miles north of
Orlinda, Robertson Co., TN was organized at a log
schoolhouse known as Willis Schoolhouse. New Salem has
been known since 1852 when a church building was erected
upon land donated by Matthew Willis. Among the first
members were Matthew Willis and his wife, Thomas Willis
and Frank Willis.
GEORGE WILLIS, SR.
Drew 1827 Land Lottery in Muscogee Co., GA -
Revolutionary War soldier.
GEORGE WILLIS
Drew 1827 Land Lottery in Coweta Co., GA -
Revolutionary War soldier.
GEORGE WILLIS
George Willis of Madison, GA. He changed
his name to Willis. He was a slave owned by
Grant who was also his father. His mother Mary (?)
had one other child with Grant who went to FL and was
never heard of again.
GEORGE WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Humboldt Register; Page 3:1; 21
Dec 1872
Topics: TRANSPORTATION. Stage. Northwestern Stage Line.
Silver City. Boise City. Idaho City. Wmca;
Body: Arrivals and departures by Northwestern Stage
Company for Silver City, Boise City, Idaho City and
intermediate points north for the week ending October
4th.
GEORGE WILLIS
5 Nov 1816 - George deceased; Milly Willis and
David Allison appointed administrators
2 Jan 1818 - Mrs. Mildred Gibson Willis, Owen, John and
George Willis
1820 Wilkes Co., GA Returns:
Return of the estate of George Willis for 1819, David
Allison, executor of George Willis and guardian of Owen,
George and John Willis, minors of deceased before John
Dyson CCO, 1 May 1820. Recorded in Book 3, fos. 83-84 17
May 1820. Names mentioned include John Dison, A. Pope, R.
Flemming, William Bull, Owen Willis, Daniel Willis and
Zachariah Darden.
GEORGE WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 20; farm servant;
born Essex, transported on the ship, Marquis of Huntley
to New South Wales.
GEORGE WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 4 Dec 1788; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
GEORGE WILLIS
Orange Co., VA - "Wood Park, near Rapidan,
was built by Baldwin Taliaferro, son of Col. Lawrence
Taliaferro, of Rose Hill. It was greatly enlarged by Col.
George Willis, grandfather of Dr. Murat Willis, to whom
the property passed." From Twelve Virginia Counties
by John H. Gwathmey.
GEORGE B. WILLIS
North Carolina Assembly of 1870-72, House of
Representatives, Craven Co., NC
GEORGE D. WILLIS
Candidate for Clerk, Jones Co., GA; 9 Aug 1813;
Georgia Journal
GEORGE W. WILLIS
Valley Creek, Dallas Co., AL, 1 April 1838 -
letter to be picked up. (Alabama Newspaper Abstracts,
1823-1869)
GEORGE WASHINGTON WILLIS
Listed in Ancestral Trails Historical
Society Surname List, Jefferson Co., KY, p115. Does
anyone know what it says about him?
HENRY WILLIS
Born by 1732(33);
died 1800-1810; married Mary Watkins, 3 Nov 1755,
Goochland Co., VA. STEPHEN WILLIS, born 1785, Prince
Edward Co., VA married Sarah Herndon Watkins, 19 Jan
1808, Lunenburg Co., VA. Both Watkins ladies were related
to Thomas Russell Watkins of Douglass.
HENRY WILLIS
1690-1740, Virginia
Burgess from Gloucester, 1718, 1722, 1723, 1727-36;
Spotsylvania, 1740.
HENRY WILLIS
Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,
VA, by King, p218
"In 1790, Major John Lee was joined by Elizabeth,
his wife, in conveying the 800 acre plantation of Capt.
John Lee, Stafford Co.., VA to Susannah Crump Hewitt,
widow of James Hewitt of King George Co., VA. In 1792,
Major Lee and wife, Elizabeth, disposed of their real
estate in Orange Co., VA and moved to Woodford Co., KY.
He was the son of Hancock Lee, Jr and Mary Willis who was
the eldest child of Colonel Henry Willis (1690-1740) of
Fredericksburg, VA."
HENRY WILLIS
Born by 1732(33);
died 1800-1810; married Mary Watkins, 3 Nov 1755,
Goochland Co., VA. STEPHEN WILLIS, born 1785, Prince
Edward Co., VA married Sarah Herndon Watkins, 19 Jan
1808, Lunenburg Co., VA. Both Watkins ladies were related
to Thomas Russell Watkins of Douglass.
HENRY WILLIS
Orange Co., VA; First Clerk of the County was
Henry Willis, a prominent citizen of Fredericksburg who
took the oath in 1734. from Twelve Virginia Counties by
John H. Gwathmey.
HENRY WILLIS
1690-1740, Virginia
Burgess from Gloucester, 1718, 1723, Spotsylvania, 1740.
HENRY WILLIS
Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,
VA, by King, p218
"In 1790, Major John Lee was joined by Elizabeth,
his wife, in conveying the 800 acre plantation of Capt.
John Lee, Stafford Co.., VA to Susannah Crump Hewitt,
widow of James Hewitt of King George Co., VA. In 1792,
Major Lee and wife, Elizabeth, disposed of their real
estate in Orange Co., VA and moved to Woodford Co., KY.
He was the son of Hancock Lee, Jr and Mary Willis who was
the eldest child of Colonel Henry Willis (1690-1740) of
Fredericksburg, VA."
HENRY WILLIS
7 Oct 1767, Spotsylvania Co., VA: William
Daingerfield, Jr., Gent. and wife, Mary, daughter of John
Willis, Gent., dec'd, and niece and heir of Henry Willis,
dec'd of Spotsylvania Co....
HORATIO M. WILLIS
Masa Willis, of Boston, shall be allowed to take
the name of Horation M. Willis, 17 June 1820.
HUGH WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Chafey News; Page 4:1; 17 Oct
1908
Topics: Chafey. Tonopah. Goldfield. TRANSPORTATON.
Freight; Body: Hugh Willis, well known freighter and
horseman, is one of Chafey's boosters. Hugh guides a
string of twenty horses, pulling a huge freight wagon
piled high with merchandise for the new Camp. He is local
president of the Onery and Worthless Men's Club of the
World.
HUGH WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Chafey News; Page 1:6, 12 Dec
1908
Topics: Wmca; Body: Hugh Willis, Judge Grimm, J.H. Walker
and Mr. Marks went to Winnemuca on business.
J.B. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Silver State; Page 3:1, 7 March
1881
Topics: ENTERTAINMENT. BUILDINGS. Wmca. Parsonage; Body:
A large number of ladies and gentlemen gave Rev. Mr.
Willis a surprise party at the Parsdonage. It was a most
pleasant affair and all were delighted.
J.B. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Silver State; 5 Dec 1881; Page
3:1
Body: Rev ER. and J.B. Wilis were at Yokohama, Japan and
very well November 8th.
J.B. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Silver State; 2 April 1881;
Page 3:2
Topics: CHURCHES. Methodist. Wmca. RELIGION. CLERGY;
Body: There will be Divine Service at the Methodist
Church at 7:30 PM., Rev J.B. Willis officiating. All are
invited to attend. Sunday School will open at 11:00 AM.
J.B. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Silver State; Page 3:1; 11 Feb
1881
Topics: LIBRARIES. ENTERTAINMENT. Wmca; Body: Do not
forget the lectures on the land of the Aztecs or
wandering in Mexico by Rev. Mr. Willis. It is for the
benefit of the Library, commencing at 7:00. Admission 25
cents. Everybody is invited.
J.B. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Silver Ste; 23 Aug 1881; pg 3:2
Topics: ENTERTAINMENT. BUILDING. Wmca. Centennial Hall,
Carson City.
CHURCHES. Methodist. Episcopal; Body: A literary, musical
and social entertainment wil be given at Centennial Hall
by the young folks for the benefit of Rev. Mr. Willis,
who will leave to attend the Annual Conference of the
M.E. Church at Carson City. He has labored hard and
devotedly in this community, having taken uncommon
interest in the welfare of the children. Has never asked
or worked for money.
J.S. WILLIS
Pulaski Co., GA - Hawkinsville Dispatch. Rev.
Jesse Horne died Friday before 11 April 1872; born in
Halifax Co., NC. He was father-in-law of J.S. Willis.
Served Antioch Church for 14 yers. Hawkinsville Bptist
Church Committee Member, Mt. Hope Lodge #9 Free Masons.
J.W. WILLIS
Wilkes Co., GA; 14 March 1823. Mortgage of John
Willis to Andrw G. Semmes. J.W. Willis before Tom Semmes,
Jr. Property involved are slaves.
JAMES WILLIS, dec'd.
Wilkes Co., GA Ordinary's Office; Inferior
Court; Division of Estates; Danie owen guardian of
minors, July 5, 1825. Paid heirs and minors: James
Willis, Francis Willis, Elizabeth Willis. Returns 182529;
p7
Wilkes Co., GA; witnessed a will for Thomas Darracott
dated 4 Sept 1792. Will Book F.F., folio 71
JAMES WILLIS
Reward Offer, 31 July 1830, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
JAMES WILLIS
Knox/Blount Co., TN Boundary, 1795
JAMES WILLIS
Trustee sale, 6 April 1825. Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
JAMES WILLIS
Mentioned in Knox Co., TN Boundaries, 1798
JAMES WILLIS
Mentioned in Blount Co., TN Boundaries, 1798
JAMES WILLIS
Member, 1811; Mount Olive Baptist Church, wilson
Co., TN
JAMES WILLIS
1651/52, Northumberland Co., VA. Gives Mary
Earle the younger a heifer. (VCA I, 633)
JAMES WILLIS
22 Jan 1651/2; 13 April 1652, Northumberland
Co., VA; signs oath to Commonwealth of England. (VCA I,
633)
JAMES C. WILLIS
1884-85 LaChaine's Gazzetter and Directory of
Virginia, Dickenson Co., VA. James C. Willis was a
principal farmer in the Clintwood Area.
JAMES D. WILLIS
Wilkes Co., GA; Executor of estate of Thomas
Anderson; daughter Mrs. Willis.
JAMES D. WILLIS
Wilkes Co., GA; witness to will of Lucke Turner,
March 1857.
JAMES D. WILLIS
Drew 1827 Land Lottery, Coweta Co., GA
JANE WILLIS
1811 Franklin Co., GA Tax List, 100 acres
adjoining Philpott and Blair and N.F.B.R. (See William
Willis)
JANE WILLIS
1818 Franklin Co., GA Tax List, 100 acres
adjoining Philpott and Davis on Gumlog Creek, (See Wm.
Willis)
JENNICE WILLIS
Woodford Co., IL; Woodford County, IL Almshouse
Registers Index 1868-1957; pg 14B; Place of birth:
Illinois; age: 66; Date admitted: 9 Oct 1926; Occupation:
Housewife
JESSE WEBSTER WILLIS
Lived in or near
Gravet, Benton Co., Arkansas in 1887. He was a minister.
JOHN WILLIS
Conway Co., AR. "The first ferry at
Lewisburg was run by one McKnabb and was established
about 1848. This was quite an important crossing and
though we are informed that the service was rude in the
way of a ferryboat, it was probably satisfactory. Mr.
McKnabb was followed by John Willis, then Grary &
Hines.......... (This John Willis was reportedly married
to a Ruth McNabb, from Morgan Co., AL).
JOHN WILLIS
Wilkes Co., GA; 14 March 1823; Mortgage of John
Willis to Andrew G. Semmes. J.W. Willis before Tom
Semmes, Jr - Property involved are slaves.
JOHN WILLIS
Wilkes Co., GA; 28 June 1816; Witnessed a will
for Richard Davis; Will Book G.G., folio 93
JOHN WILLIS
Reference for Capt. Jose, 11 Aug 1791; Virginia
Herald, Fredicksburg, VA
JOHN WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 49,
soldier/labourer; born Northamptonshire, transported to
New South Wales on the ship, Lady Kennaway, 1836.
JOHN WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 26; Occupation:
Woman's shoemaker; transported to the State of Sorrento
on the ship, Calcutta, 1803.
JOHN WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 23; Farm labourer;
born Cambridgeshire; transported to New South Wales on
the ship, Portsea, 1838
JOHN WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 24; Shoemaker; born
Wilshire; transported to New South Wales on the ship,
Emma Eugenia, 1838
JOHN WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 49; three children;
Farm Labourer; Tried at Wisbech, transported to Western
Australia on the ship, Sea Park, 1850.
JOHN WILLIS
Orange Co., VA "Mayhurst, near the
courhouse, was embraced in the vast Baylor grant to the
Baylors of Caroline....The first residence was the Howard
home, Col. John Willis purchasing the farm in 1859 and
erecting the handsome Mayhurst residence". From
Twelve Virginia Counties by Joihn H. Gwathmey.
JOHN WILLIS, Gen.
A descendant of Benjamin Willis of Robeson Co.,
NC
Passport: Gen. John Willis with his family of sixteen
white persons and thirty-four negroes having three large
boats loaded with household furniture, drygoods and four
horses, corn and provisions for his family has permission
to pass from hence down the Tennessee on his way to the
Natchez in the Mississippi Territory and is recommended
to the friendly offices of the Citizens of the United
Sates and of the Indians whom he may meet with on his
passage. South West Point. 3 Feb 1802 (Cherokee Indian
Agency).
JOHN WILLIS
Has stolen bond, 20 Nov 1788; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN WILLIS
7 Oct 1767, Spotsylvania Co., VA: William
Daingerfield, Jr., Gent. and wife, Mary,
daughter of John Willis, Gent.,
dec'd, and niece and heir of Henry Willis,
dec'd of Spotsylvania Co.....
JOHN WILLIS
A letter remaining at the Knoxville, TN Post
Office, 1 July 1800.
JOHN WILLIS
Cahawba, AL Post Office, Sept 1835 - letter to
be picked up. (Alabama Newspaper Abstracts, 1823-1869)
JOHN WILLIS
"Life by the
Roaring Roanoke", Bracy, Ch XIII, P145
"John Willis
of Brunswick Co., VA, (about 1739 or earlier) had
purchased the famous race horse, "Janus" as a
stud and brought him to his plantation." Submitted
by jwbw@gcronline.com
JOHN WILLIS
The Parish of St. Michaels, Barbados
3 June 1680 - owned 5 acres, 1 servant, 5 negros
JOHN WILLIS
Taxed in Lunenburg
Co., VA; 9 April 1796. Submitted by jwbw@gcronline.com
JOHN WILLIS
Convention Delegate, Robeson Co., NC, 1788 and
1789 from NC for the Federal ConsitutionNorth Carolina
Assembly of 1787, 1788, 1789, Senator, Robeson Co., NC
North Carolina Assembly, 1794-95, House of Commons
Representative, Robeson Co., NC
North Carolina Assembly, 1798, Senator, Robeson Co., NC
JOHN WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 9 Oct 1794, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 13 Oct 1795, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN M. WILLIS
Mercury for sale, 3 Sept 1834, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN M. WILLIS,
Orange Co., VA; sold Mine, 3 Sept 1834; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN W. WILLIS
Orphans. Drew 1827 Land Lottery in Muscogee Co.,
GA
JOHN W. WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 13 Oct 1791; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN W. WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 5 Jan 1792, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN W. WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 4 April 1793, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN W. WILLIS
Spotsylvania Delegate, 3 April 1794; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
JOHN W. WILLIS
State Delegate, 9 April 1795, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
JOSEPH WILLIS
1808 Franklin Co., GA Tax List, 100 acres,
adjoining Taylor Duke and Reynolds,
Hunter's Creek.
Capt. Simses District.
JOSEPH WILLIS
1810 Franklin Co., GA Tax List, 100 acres,
adjoining Duke and Reynolds.
40 acres adjoining Terrell and Reynolds.
Capt. Willis' District, Hunter's Creek.
JOSEPH WILLIS
1811 Franklin Co., GA Tax List, 140 acres,
adjoining Duke and Reynolds;
40 acres adjoining J. Terrell and Reynolds.
Capt. Willis' District, Hunter's Creek.
JOSEPH WILLIS
1818 Franklin Co., GA Tax List, Thomas
Payne for the estate of Joseph Willis;
140 acres adjoining T. Duke and Cockburn,
Hunter's Creek.
JOSEPH WILLIS
Ashland City, Cheatham Co., TN - first lot sold
was No. 9, purchased by Joseph Willis for $165.00.
DR. JOSEPH M. WILLIS
Montgomery Co., IN; The suicide medicine
manufacturer committed suicide by shooting himself.
Waveland Independent, 16 Nov 1903. Complkete story on
InGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~inmontgo/
JOSHUA THOMAS WILLIS
Son of Merrill and Margaret Cherry Willis. Born
12 Dec 1818, Illinois. Soon after reaching the mountains
of Utah, he located in Provo, served as sheriff, moved to
Cedar City, founded Toquerville in 1858, became Bishop,
moved to Arizona in 1879. He married Sarah Melissa Dodge,
came to Utah in Edward Hunter's Company.
LANDRUM WILLIS
Land for sale, 13 March 1830. Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
LANDRUM WILLIS
Farm for Sale, 21 Feb 1835, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
LANDRUM WILLIS
Reward Offer, 17 Sept 1825; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
COL. L. WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 11 Oct 1792, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
LEWIS WILLIS
Charity School Subscriber, 13 Feb 1807, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
LEWIS WILLIS
Legal note, 3 May 1792; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
LEWIS WILLIS
Hope Fire Company Member, 1 Feb 1823; Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
LEWIS WILLIS
Letter at Post Office for Francis Willis c/o
Col. Lewis Willis, 9 April 1789; Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
LEWIS WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 3 April 1794, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
LEWIS WILLIS,
Letter at Post Office, 7 July 1795, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
LEWIS WILLIS
Letter at Louisville, Macon Co., GA PO,
Thursday, 22 Feb 1816.
LARKIN WILLIS
Orange Co., VA - "Woodlawn, near Flat Run,
an historic place, was built by Larkin Willis. "
From Twelve Virginia Counties by John H. Gwathmey
LOUDON WILLIS
1954. Greene Co., GA - owned 25 slaves, Militia
District #143 from Old Green Co., Records at Duke
University.
MARTHA WILLIS
Member, 1811, Mount Olive Baptist Church, Wilson
Co., TN
MARY WILLIS
1817 Wilkinson Co., GA; Member of Ramah
Primitive Baptist Church. Constituted June 10, 1809
MARY WILLIS
Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,
VA, by King, p218
"In 1790, Major John Lee was joined
by Elizabeth, his wife in conveying the
800 acre plantation of Capt. John Lee in
Stafford Co., VA to Susannah Crump Hewitt, widow
of James Hewitt of King George Co., VA. In 1792,
Major John Lee and wife, Elizabeth,
disposed of their real estate in Orange Co., VA and moved
to Woodford Co., KY. He was the son of Hancock
Lee, Jr. and Mary Willis who
was the eldest child of Col. Henry Willis
(1690-1740) of Fredericksburg, VA.
MASA WILLIS
of Boston, shall be allowed to take the name of
Horatio M. Willis, 17 June 1820.
MATTHEW WILLIS
Salem Church, situated about 3 miles north of
Orlinda, Robertson Co., TN was organized at a log
schoolhouse known as Willis Schoolhouse. New Salem has
been known since 1852 when a church building was erected
upon land donated by Matthew Willis. Among the first
members were Matthew Willis and his wife, Thomas Willis
and Frank Willis.
NABBY WILLIS
Of Charlton, MA may take the name of Abigail
Ellis Willis, 13 March 1832
NANCY WILLIS
Submitted by Rod Willis
bagdad34@comcast.net
A sign, located on SR27, a few miles southwest of
Abbeville in Henry Co., AL. gives the following
information
"Cureton Bridge Post Office"
The Cureton Bridge Post Office was established 21 August
1850 and discontinued in 1866. James U. Cureton,
the first postmaster, served until 1852 and was replaced
by John A. Wood, who served until 1866.
It was re-established 21 July 1870 and discontinued,
again on 17 Sept 1904. During this second period, Daniel
A. Wiggins acted as postmaster until 1880; then NANCY
WILLIS served until it was discontinued in 1904.
It was moved to Capps Station. Jackson Riley was
the mail carrier at that time.
NATHANIEL WILLIS
Wilkes Co., GA; Court Clerk in 1799, 1802, 1803
NATHANIEL WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 20; soldier; born
Leicester; transported to New South Wales on the ship
Captain Cook 3, 1836.
NELLY WILLIS (MRS.)
Orange Co., VA - " Woodley, near Mdison
Run, was originally built by Captain Ambrose Madison of
the Revolution, brother of President Madison. Wings were
added by Captain Madison's daughter, Mrs. Nelly
Willis..." From Twelve Virginia Counties by John H.
Gwathmey.
NELLY C. WILLIS
Legal Note, 2 June 1819, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
ORRICK WILLIS
of Belchertown, MA may take the name of William
Holmes Willis, 3 March 1842, County of Barnstable
OVERTON WILLIS, JR.
Sale, 13 Oct 1824, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
PATSEY WILLIS
Member, 1811, Mount Olive Baptist church, Wilson
Co., TN
PERRIN WILLIS
Legal Note, 2 June 1819, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
PLUMMER WILLIS
1807, Robertson Co., TN; Liberty Academy Trustee
R.J. WILLIS
1854, Greene Co., GA, owned 102 slaves, Militia
District #146. From Old Greene Co., records at Duke
University
RICHARD WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age unknown; Tried at
Maidstone Kent, transported to New South Wales on the
ship, Royal Admiral, 1792.
RICHARD WILLIS and JANE HENMARSH
Submitted by TaunWillis@hotmail.com
Richard Willis and Jane Henmarsh can have NO surviving
"Willis" descendants today. Although the couple
had sons, and they had sons, the male line died out in
that generation and the only surviving descendants were
through their daughters and granddaughters. I have
confirmed this by extensive research and have even viewed
official pedigrees for the couple which were recorded in
England. This was a noble family with baronets and
knights, so the family was well documented. There appears
to be some confusion about their son Thomas, and the
Thomas and Mary of Christ Church Parish, Virginia
records. This is not the same Thomas. The sons of Richard
Willis/Jane Henmarsh were from Cambridge and were both
knights, and fought for King Charles' forces against
Cromwell. Their son, Thomas, married Anne Wilde. Also
these sons are well documented as having had no male
heirs, thus the barony died out. The Thomas of Christ
Church Parish Virginia, who married Mary (later Mary
Bentley), was a "sidesman of Lancaster Parish"
and is no way related to Richard Willis and Jane
Henmarsh.
RICHARD WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age unknown; Tried at
Cambridge and transported to New South Wales on the ship,
Ganges, 1797.
RICHARD WILLIS
The Parish of St. Michaels, Barbados
3 June 1680 - owned 5 acres and 1 negro
RICHARD WILLIS
The Parish of St Michaels, Barbados
3 June 1680 - owned 1 negro
RICHARD WILLIS
Oath of Fidelity - Anne Arundle Co., MD
RICHARD H. WILLIS
Slaves for sale, 18 Dec 1824, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
ROBERT WILLIS
1847, Member, Mount Olive Baptist church, Wilson
Co., TN
ROBERT CARTER WILLIS
Oct 1778: Martinsburg, VA: established by law,
Oct 178 on 130 acres of land laid out by Adam
Stephen, about the Berkeley County court house
and sundry dwellings near it. The trustees appointed were
James McAlister, Anthony Noble, Joseph Mitchell,
James Strode, William Patterson, Philip Pendleton and
Robert Carter Willis. (Wayland)
S.R. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Chafey News; Page 1:5,6; 12 Dec
1908
Topics: FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS, Fraternal of Eagles;
Body: Eagles have a great time. Visitors delighted at
hearty reception accorded by citizens of Chafey. New
Members.
S.R. WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Chafey News; Page 4:1; 28 Nov
1908
Topics: Mazuma. MILLS & MILLING. Custom; Body: S.R.
Willis received a letter from C.S. Floyd, of Mazuma,
which states a custom mill is being erected in that camp.
Employing thirty four men in its construction.
SALLY F. WILLIS
Letter at Post Office, 8 Jan 1795, Virginia
Herald, Fredericksburg, VA
SAMUEL WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 16; Labourer; Tried
at Chelmsford and transported to Western Australia on the
ship, Sea Park, 1850.
SAMUEL WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 19;
labourer/shoemaker; Tried London CCC; transported to the
State of Geelong E on the ship, Joseph Somes, 1847.
Alias: Samuel Watson.
SAMUEL WILLIS
Oath of Fidelity, Talbot Co., MD
SAMUEL WILLIS
North Carolina Assembly of 1780, House of
Commons Representative from Beaufort Co., NC
The Admirallty Courts, 1776-1790, elected 14 Aug 1778,
Port: Bath
SAMUEL B. WILLIS
Samuel Bell, of Andover, MA may take the name of
Samuel B. Willis, 9 March 1831
STEPHEN WILLIS
Born 1785, Prince
Edward Co., VA; married Sarah Herndon Watkins,
19 Jan 1808, Lunenburg Co., VA. HENRY WILLIS, born
1732(33), died 1800-1810, married Mary Watkins,
3 Nov 1755, Goochland Co., VA. Thomas Russell
Watkins of Douglass was a relative to both
ladies.
SUSANNAH WILLIS
Member, 1811, Mount Olive Baptist church, Wilson
Co., TN
SUSANNAH D. WILLIS
Olde Nashville Female Academy, 1823; Davidson
Co., TN
T.J. WILLIS
Black Jack is a small village located in the
northern part of Robertson Co., TN. In 1859, Crystal
Fount Lodge was organized. T.J. Willis was a Worshipful
Master.
THOMAS WILLIS
Salem Church, situated about 3 miles north of
Orlinda, Robertson Co., TN was organized at a log
schoolhouse known as Willis Schoolhouse. New Salem has
been known since 1852 when a church building was erected
upon land donated by Matthew Willis. Among the first
members were Matthew Willis and his wife, Thomas Willis
and Frank Willis.
THOMAS WILLIS
"I hereby forewarn all persons from trading
for a certain note given by the subscriber to Thomas
Willis, for five hundred dollars, due the 25th
of December next...J.V.Perryman."
(Cahawba press and Alabama State Intelligencer issue 27
Sept 1823)
THOMAS WILLIS
Letter remaining at the Nashville Post Office, 1
Oct 1808.
WASHINGTON WILLIS
Valley Creek, Dallas Co, AL; 1 April 1838.
Letter not picked up. (Alabama Newspaper Abstracts
1823-1869)
WILLIAM WILLIS
1821 Will of Jesse Rhymes mentions a town lot
purchased from William Willis.
WILLIAM WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Silver State; Page 2:3, 8 Feb
1877
Topics: MINES & MINING. Buena Vista. Unionville.
Body: Assessment notice. Arizona Silver Mining Company,
Unionville. Assessment No. 3 of 25 cents per share.
William Willis, Secretary.
WILLIAM WILLIS
NV: Humboldt Co: Humboldt Register; Page 2:4, 15
Aug 1868
Topics: BUSINESS; Body: Merchants and businessmen of
Humboldt County pledge one another our honor that we will
not take greenbacks at a higher rate than they are worth
in San Francisco.
WILLIAM WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age, about 35; Tried at
Old Bailey London; transported to New South Wales on the
ship, Surprise, 1790.
WILLIAM WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age 25; Occupation:
Collier; born Durham; transported to New South Wales on
the ship Marquis of Huntley, 1835.
WILLIAM WILLIS
Legal note. 27 Sept 1792, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
WILLIAM WILLIS
Meeting, 3 Oct 1793, Virginia Herald,
Fredericksburg, VA
WILLIAM WILLIS
1810 Franklin Co., GA Tax List, 100 acres,
adjoining Philpott and Denman on Gumlog Creek.
WILLIAM WILLIS
1847, Member, Mount Olive Baptist Church, Wilson
Co., TN
WILLIAM WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age unknown; Tried at
Devon and transported to New South Wales on the
ship, Barwell, 1798.
WILLIAM WILLIS, SR., Houston/Upson Co.,
GA; Land Records 1834-36
WILLIAM WILLIS, Houston/Upson Co., GA;
Land Records 1834-36
WILLIAM BERRY WILLIS, Wilkes Co., GA;
mentioned with James Willis in "Ceded Lands of
Wilkes Co., GA". Wilkes Co., GA Ord Office, p146:
"William B. Willis, dec'd. Daniel Owen, Adm.; Paid
William C. Neal, who married Mary P. Willis, May
1834."
WILLIAM HOLMES WILLIS
Orrick Willis, of Belchertown, may take the name
of William Holmes Willis, 3 March 1842, County of
Barnstable
WILLIAM WALTER WILLIS
Australian Convict List; Age unknown;
labourer/tailor/shepherd/general servant; Tried at London
CCC and transported to Williamstown E on the ship,
Marion, 1848. Alias: William Wilkis.
WILSON WILLIS
Member of the Church of Christ on Dry Creek,
Christian Co., KY, 14 Aug 1815
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