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Jesse Wallace |
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Bef 1748 |
- Age based on the signing of the Regulators Petition in 1769. It is assuming that Jesse was at least 21 years old to have signed a Petition.
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1782 |
Montgomery County, NC  |
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- Jesse Wallace [b. bef 1748] lived in the northwest section of Montgomery County on Mountain Creek [northwest of Eldorado and just east of Badin Lake Road]. Jesse was married to Susanna during the 1770s but it is unclear if she was his only wife or 1st wife. He can be found in Montgomery [formerly Anson] County records from 1769 until at least the early 1780s. There is a Jesse Wallace listed on the 1790 Census in Montgomery County and a few other land records but it is unclear if this is the same person.
The family of Mary Wallace [#I34802] can be found in the same vicinity in the 1790s and it would seem that they are related. Mary's three sons [Isham, Nathan & Eli] later removed to western KY. It is possible that Mary was Jesse's widow or that she was the widow of one of his children but not enough information is known to be clear. Mary's son Eli died in Graves County, KY in 1855 and his Death Certificate listed his parents as E. & M. Wallace. If this is accurate then it is more likely that E. Wallace was a son or brother to Jesse. Unfortunately, this is pure speculation at this time.
Also, the Jesse Walice [if we assume this is the same Jesse as the 1769 Petition Signer] listed in the 1790 Census [1M, 3F] does not seem to match up with the Mary Wallace listed in the 1800 Census [1F, 2M].
1769 -- Regulators Petition
Anson County resident Jesse Wallas was listed as a signer
http://docsouth.unc.edu/csr/index.html/document/csr08-0060
1771, Jul 10 -- 1771-1777 County Court Minutes, Anson County, NC Page 51
A deed from John Bennett and wife to Jesse Wallace is proven by James Saunders
1772, Apr 16-17 -- 1771-1777 County Court Minutes, Anson County, NC Page 81-83
Jesse Wallace served Jury Duty
1772, Apr 24 -- Land Grant #3196/3699, Anson County, NC
Jesse Wallis received a 295 acre land grant located on East side of Grimes Fork of Mountain Creek adjoining Richard Adams. Jeremiah Hendrick and Wm. Adams were chain carriers.
1772, Jul 16, 18 -- 1771-1777 County Court Minutes, Anson County, NC Page 86,90
Jesse Wallace served Jury Duty
1773, Apr 7 -- Deed, Anson County, NC, Book K, Page 84
Richard and Amey Adams deeded Jesse Wallis 100 acres located on the south fork of Mountain Creek. Jacob Cockram and Pindance Adams were witnesses.
1774, Apr 16 -- 1771-1777 County Court Minutes, Anson County, NC Page 115
A deed from Richard Adams and wife to Jesse Wallace was proven by Jacob Cockran
1774, Sep 8 -- Deed, Anson County, NC Book K Page 271
Richard and Ann Adams deeded Thomas Mason a tract of land located on the south fork of Mountain Creek adjoining Jesse Wallis. Sampson Williams, William Adams and Elizabeth Adams were witnesses.
1774, Dec 29 -- Deed, Anson County, NC Book K Page 349
Jesse and Susanna Wallis deeded Angus McInnis 100 acres located between Dry Branch and Deep Branch on south fork of Mountain Creek. Part of an original grant from Dec 22, 1760 to Richard Adams then sold to John Bennett then to Jesse Wallis. Alexr. McLeod and Muro. McInnis were witnesses.
1775, Jan 11 -- 1771-1777 County Court Minutes, Anson County, NC Page 98
A deed from Jesse Wallace and wife to Angus McInnis was proven by Murdo McInnis
1775, Apr 8 -- Deed, Anson County, NC Book K Page 320
Jesse and Susanna Wallis deeded Jeremiah Hendrick 295 acres located East side of Grimes Fork of Mountain Creek adjoining Richard Adams. Sampson Williams and Mary Ingless were witnesses.
1775, Apr 12 -- 1771-1777 County Court Minutes, Anson County, NC Page 149
A deed from Jesse Wallace and wife to Jeremiah Hendrick was proven by Sampson Williams
1775, Apr 14 -- 1771-1777 County Court Minutes, Anson County, NC Page 156
Jesse Wallace served Jury Duty
1777 -- Petition to divide Anson County
Jesse Wallace listed as a signer
1779 -- Montgomery County created from Anson County
1779, Apr 16 -- Land Entry, Montgomery County, NC
Jesse Walles entered 50 acres located on Ceader Creek above his land where he lives
1779, Apr 16 -- Land Entry, Montgomery County, NC
Jesse Walles entered 75 acres located on the branches of Ceader Creek [sold this warrant to John Parsons prior to 1790] adjoining Butler and including Thomas Lucas? improvement.
1782 -- Tax List, Montgomery County, NC
Jesse Wallice listed with 200 acres
1782, May 17 -- Land Grant #253, Montgomery County, NC
Joshua Butler received a 50 acre land grant on Ceder Creek. Thomas Butler and Jesse Wallis were chain carriers.
1782, May 17 -- Land Grant #296, Montgomery County, NC
James Butler received a 100 acre land grant on Ceder Creek. Joshua Butler and Jesse Wallis were chain carriers.
1782, Aug 8 -- Land Grant #94, Montgomery County, NC
John McLanghon received a 100 acre land grant on Riges Creek adjoining Samuel Parsons. Samuel Parsons and Jesse Wallis were chain carriers.
1782, Aug 8 -- Land Grant #252, Montgomery County, NC
Arthur Taylor received a 50 acre land grant on branch waters of Little River. Samuel Parsons and Jesse Wallis were chain carriers.
1790 -- Census, Montgomery County, NC Page 418
Jesse Walice
(16+) 1M
3F
1794, Sep 10 -- Land Grant #1033, Montgomery County, NC
Jesse Wallis sold a land warrant for 100 aces located on Cheeks Creek to Caleb Touchstone
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I35121 |
Moore County Wallaces |
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25 Aug 2014 |
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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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