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Name |
Thomas Wallis |
Birth |
1775 |
Gender |
Male |
Census |
1820 |
Lawrence County, TN |
Census |
1840-1850 |
Tippah County, MS |
Patriarch & Matriarch |
Thomas Wallis, b. Bef 1750 d. Aft 7 Nov 1800, Randolph County, NC (Age ~ 50 years) (Father) |
Notes |
- 1820 -- Census, Lawrence County, TN Page 191
Thomas Wallace
(45+) 1M
(10-15) 2M
(0-10) 3M
1840 -- Census, Tippah County, MS Page 189-B
Thomas Wallace
(60-70) 1M
(50-60) 1F
(15-20) 1M
(10-15) 1M
(5-10) 1M
(0-5) 2M
1850 -- Census, Tippah County, MS Page 515
Thomas Wallace 75 M, Farmer, $200 Real Estate, Born in NC
Jane Wallace 50 F, Born in TN
Nathan Wallace 24 M, Born in TN
Inman Wallace 15 M, Born in TN
Fleming Hale 52 M, Laborer, Born in TN
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Person ID |
I35916 |
Moore County Wallaces |
Last Modified |
16 Nov 2023 |
Father |
Thomas Wallis, b. Bef 1750 d. Aft 7 Nov 1800, Randolph County, NC (Age ~ 50 years) |
Histories |
| Wallace Families of Montgomery, Anson, Davidson, Rowan and Randolph counties - Miscellaneous Records The enclosed is a timeline and accounting of various Wallace references from Montgomery[Old Anson], Davidson[Old Rowan] and Randolph Counties. It has always been my belief that these families are close relatives of Everet Wallace of Moore County, NC but to date I have been unable to prove it. |
| Beyond Everet Wallace Despite over twenty years of research and close examination, Everet Wallace [c1770-c1845] still remains our genealogical roadblock. There have been many theories, close calls, and pure guesses as to who Everet's father was and where the family originated prior to Everet living in Moore County, NC.
My belief has always been that Everet was either born in Moore County, NC or moved there at a young age. My grandfather, Mallie Wallace, said his grandfather, Emsley Wallace, told him that Everet was the first Wallace "in the country". Now while we know he was nowhere near the first Wallace in the United States, "in the country" probably meant "around here/upper Moore County. " Two of Everet's children lived until the 1880 Census and both Isham and Franey listed their parents as having been born in NC so I feel pretty confident that Everet was born in NC.
In this document, you will find some of the most prominent unconfirmed leads that I have been able to find. If you will notice that none of these speculations can be found in my actual family tree as I have no factual evidence regarding their relationship to Everet. These are purely speculative thoughts based on my personal research. |
Family ID |
F11295 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Histories |
| Beyond Everet Wallace Despite over twenty years of research and close examination, Everet Wallace [c1770-c1845] still remains our genealogical roadblock. There have been many theories, close calls, and pure guesses as to who Everet's father was and where the family originated prior to Everet living in Moore County, NC.
My belief has always been that Everet was either born in Moore County, NC or moved there at a young age. My grandfather, Mallie Wallace, said his grandfather, Emsley Wallace, told him that Everet was the first Wallace "in the country". Now while we know he was nowhere near the first Wallace in the United States, "in the country" probably meant "around here/upper Moore County. " Two of Everet's children lived until the 1880 Census and both Isham and Franey listed their parents as having been born in NC so I feel pretty confident that Everet was born in NC.
In this document, you will find some of the most prominent unconfirmed leads that I have been able to find. If you will notice that none of these speculations can be found in my actual family tree as I have no factual evidence regarding their relationship to Everet. These are purely speculative thoughts based on my personal research. |
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