Descendants of Benjamin Wilmot

First Generation

General Notes: excerpt from "THE WILMOT FAMILY OF NEW HAVEN, CONN." by Donald Lines Jacobth of New Haven Conn. pg. 555 of Genealogies of Connecticut Families, Vol. III
"Benjamin Wilmot and his wife Ann settled early in New Haven, Conn. At 'a Court the 2th of Maye 1648, Old Goodman Willmote and Samuel Marsh tooke the oathe of fidellitie.' (Colonial Records, vol. i, p. 111) His son Benjamin was in New Haven at least as early as 1641. On May 1, 1654, 'Old Goodman Willmot desired the Court, that his son may be freed from training which was considered, and with reference to his own age, his wife's weakness, and their living at a farm, his son was freed, only s to attend as other Farmers do.' (Colonial Records vol ii., p. 180) The son referred to was William. The father, Benjamin died Aug. 18, 1669, aged 'about fourscore,' and his wife died Oct. 7, 1668."

The town of Hamden, population 51,960 covers 33.0 sq. miles and is located in southwest Connecticut on the northern border of New Haven. These lands were included in the purchase of 1638 from the Indians by the founders of New Haven. The town was originally settled in 1650 by Benjamin Wilmot, the first brickmaker in the colony. Early development was slow, owing to the delegation of most of these lands as large farms for the New Haven market. Mills were built in 1735, however, leading to the creation of the first parish in the town, the Mount Carmel Society, in 1757. The town was incorporated from New Haven in 1786. Today Hamden is a suburb of New Haven, separated from the larger town to the south by mountains and rock formations. Hamden principal industries are retail trade, computer products, manufacture of wire and cable, concrete, pump mixer products, fabricated metals, construction and business services.
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Research Notes: Benjamin “goodman’ Wilmot (Willmott, Willmot, Wilmott),

The name Wilmot is a derivative of Willmon which is an early variation of William the Conqueror's name. It comes from the Norman form of an old French/Germanic name Will/helm meaning Will or desire and helmet or protection. Other English spellings include Wilmoth, Willmett, Willimott, Willmin, Wilmin, Willimont.
The Benjamin Wilmot named here, is often confused with his son Benjamin in the early records. Several sources believe the first three events refer to his son instead. He signed the "Fundamental Agreement" in 1639 in New Haven. Land was laid out to him in 1641. He was among 182 persons who took the Oath of Fidelity on July 1st, 1644. "Old Goodman Wilmot" took the "Freeman's Oath" on May 2, 1647/8. (F-58) When "Old Goodman Willmot" died on Aug. 18, 1669 he was about age "fourscore." (F-22,32) Family lore says that he's related to the Earl of Rochester. (F-449)
There is an Edward Wilmoth on about the same age as this Benjamin who lived in Virginia at the time of his death in 1647. It is not known if these two men are related, but his will is included here, in case a connection is found at a later date. Virginia Will Records, from Va Mag of Hist. & Bio., Wm. & Mary College Qtly., & Tyler's Qtly, Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1993. "Isle of Wight p. 229 The Will of Edward Wilmoth (unimportant clauses omitted. sic) "I, Edward Wilmoth, being at this time very weak in Body but perfect of memory. "Imprimis. I do by these presents make my beloved wife Annis Wilmoth, my full & whole executrix of all my goods and chattels in Virginia or elsewhere, particularly I give unto my wife af'd four milch cows, a steer, and a heifer that is on Lawns Creek side, and a young yearling Bull. Also I give unto my daughter Frances a yerling heifer. Also I give unto my son John Wilmoth a cow calf, and to my son Robert Wilmoth a cow calf. Also if any of these children dye before they come to age it is my will the said cattle shall come to the survivour. Also the plantation that we are upon I give unto my wife and all my household stuff & moveables. Also I intreat John Jackson & George Coboraft to be my overseers for the performance of my last will and testament, being a true act and deed of mine own. Witness my hand this 15th day of February, 1647.
Edward Wilmoth Teste: John Jackson John Carter" p. 205 Isle of Wight "13 May 1644 John Pawley to Edward Wilmot, 100a." (F-494)
Sources:
1 United Ancestries Linked Pedigrees CD 100, (Automated Archives).
2 Vital Records of New Haven, 1649-1850, Parts I & II, (also currently published at www.ancestry.com).
3 Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut.
4 James Savage, Genealogical Dictionary of New England, (Genealogical Pub. Co., c1981).
5 New England Historical and Genealogical Register, (Vol. 59).
6 Adele Andrews, The Ancestors and Descendants of Havilah and Dorcas Gale Bunnell.
7 Benjamin Wilmot The Boston Transcript Boston, MA Feb. 11, 1929, #8043.
8 Hilda Grace Morse McPherson letter dated June 11, 1983 at 1717 S. 14th St., Coshocton, Ohi 43812.
9 Duane A. Josephson to Linda Coate Dudick Letter dated June 14, 1996 820 Taylor St., Apt. 7, Medford, OR 97504-7367 In L.Dudick files (F-447).

Benjamin married ²Ann Ladd³ in 1612 in England. Ann was born in 1592 and died 7 Oct 1669 or 1668 in New Haven Connecticut, at age 77.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 2 M    i. William Wilmot was born between 1624 and 1630 in England and died in 1689 in New Haven Connecticut.

William married ²Sarah Thomas³ (b. 1639, d. 29 Dec 1711) on 14 Oct 1658 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 3 F    ii. Ann Wilmot was born between 1614 and 1619 in County of York, England, died in 1654, and was buried in Mass Bay Colony.

Ann married ²William Bunnell³.

+ 4 M    iii. Benjamin Wilmot was born in 1620 in England and died in 1651, at age 31.

Benjamin married ²Elizabeth Tenney³ (d. 1685) on 25 Jan 1625 in New Haven Connecticut.

Second Generation (Children)

General Notes: Full Context of Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut, Vol. I-II
(II) William , son of Benjamin Wilmot , took the oath of fidelity, May 22, 1654 . He married, October 14, 1658 , Sarah , daughter of John and Tabitha Thomas . He died in 1689 , and his wife December 28, 1711 , aged seventy-two. Children: Benjamin , born March 7, 1661 ; Sarah , March 8, 1663 ; William , October 17, 1665 ; John , January 20, 1667 ; Anna , February 26, 1670 ; Alexander , December 13, 1672 ; Tabitha , November 12, 1675 ; Mary , January 7, 1677 ; Thomas , September 21, 1679 ;
Elizabeth , March 24, 1682 .

William married ²Sarah Thomas³, daughter of ²John Thomas³ and ²Tabitha³, on 14 Oct 1658 in New Haven Connecticut. Sarah was born in 1639 in New Haven Connecticut and died on 29 Dec 1711 in New Haven Connecticut, at age 72.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 5 M    i. John Wilmot was born on 20 Jan 1666 in New Haven Connecticut and died in 1731 in New Haven Connecticut, at age 65.

John married ²Sarah Clark³.(b. 24 Oct 1671)

+ 6 M    ii. Benjamin Wilmot was born on 7 Mar 1660 in New Haven Connecticut and died in 1728, at age 68.

Benjamin married ²Mary Beecher³ (b. 23 Feb 1672) on 13 Feb 1700.

+ 7 F    iii. Sarah Wilmot was born on 8 Mar 1662 in New Haven Connecticut, was christened on 23 Jun 1695 in First Congregational Society, New Haven, Connecticu, and died in 1731, at age 69.

Sarah married ²Lieut. Daniel Sperry³.(b. 1665, d. 24 Apr 1750)

Sarah next married ²Sgt. Thomas Hotchkiss³ (b. 31 Aug 1654, d. 27 Dec 1711) on 27 Nov 1677 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 8 M    iv. William Wilmot was born on 17 Oct 1665 in New Haven Connecticut and died on 25 Jan 1713, at age 47.

William married ²Mary Chidsey³.

+ 9 F    v. Anna Wilmot was born on 26 Feb 1669 in New Haven Connecticut and died in 1727, at age 58.

Anna married ²Benjamin Lines³.

+ 10 M    vi. Alexander Wilmot was born on 13 Dec 1672 in New Haven Connecticut.

Alexander married ²Sarah Brown³.

Alexander next married ²Mary Norris³ between 1703 and 1719.

+ 11 F    vii. Tabitha Wilmot was born on 12 Nov 1675 in New Haven Connecticut and died on 15 Dec 1675.

+ 12 F    viii. Mary Wilmot was born on 7 Jan 1676 in New Haven Connecticut and died on 23 Oct 1742, at age 66.

Mary married ²Joseph Dorman³.

Mary next married ²Benjamin Wooding³.

+ 13 M    ix. Capt. Thomas Wilmot was born on 21 Sep 1679 in New Haven Connecticut and died in 1758, at age 79.

Capt. married ²Mary Lines³ on 27 Jun 1705 in New Haven Connecticut.

Capt. next married ²Sarah Barnes³ on 24 May 1721 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 14 F    x. Elizabeth Wilmot was born on 24 Mar 1681 in New Haven Connecticut and died in 1758, at age 77.

Elizabeth married ²Richard Sperry³ March 19, 17809.

Ann married ²William Bunnell³.

General Notes: Benjamin was born in England, and one of the signers of the orig. compact of civ. government 1639, unless the signat. be his f's (wh. is less prob.) married Elizabeth widow of the father of James Heaton, had Hannah, born 25 Jan 1645; Mary, as Mr. White reads the rec. or as ano. eye of equal experience made it Mercy, 16 Feb 1647; both bapt. 21 May 1648; and Elizabeth bapt. 23 Sept 1649. He died 8 Apr 1651, and his widow married 8 Feb 1660, William Judson; Hannah married 9 Apr 1667, Samuel Miles as his second w.; Mary or Mercy married 15 July 1679, but the name of her h. is lost; and Elizabeth married John Mix

Benjamin married ²Elizabeth Tenney³, daughter of ²John Tenney³ and ²Ursula Mumby (Mumbie)³, on 25 Jan 1625 in New Haven Connecticut. Elizabeth Tenney died in 1685.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 15 F    i. Hannah Wilmot was born on 21 May 1628 in New Haven, Connecticut and was christened on 25 Jan 1645 in New Haven Connecticut.

Hannah married ²Samuel Miles³ (b. Apr 1640, d. 24 Dec 1678) on 9 Apr 1667 in New Haven Connecticut.

Hannah next married ²Miles Merwin³ on 20 Sep 1681 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 16 F    ii. Mary Wilmot was christened on 16 Feb 1647.

+ 17 F    iii. Elizabeth Wilmot was christened on 23 Sep 1649.

Third Generation (Grandchildren)

General Notes: Full Context of Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut, Vol. I-II
(III) John , son of William Wilmot , was born January 20, 1667 . He married Sarah , daughter of John and Sarah (Smith) Clark . After his death she married (second) February 7, 1733 , Lieutenant Daniel Sperry , as his third wife. Children: Sarah , born February 26, 1695 ; John , May 4, 1696 ; Mercy , February 3, 1698 ; Elizabeth , April 20, 1703 ; Joseph , May 28, 1706 ; Anna (twin), February 11, 1709 ; Rebecca (twin); Amy , married, January 5, 1738 , Obed Johnson ; Valentine

John married ²Sarah Clark³, daughter of ²John Clark³ and ²Sarah Smith³. Sarah was born on 24 Oct 1671 in New Haven Connecticut.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 18 M    i. Valentine Wilmot was born on 14 Dec 1713 in New Haven, Connecticut and died >1790, at age 77.

Valentine married ²Rachel Johnson³ (b. 13 Apr 1716) in 1735 in New Haven, Connecticut.

Valentine next married ²Rachel Johnson³ (b. 13 Apr 1716) in 1735 in New Haven, Connecticut.

+ 19 F    ii. Sarah Wilmot was born on 26 Feb 1694 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 20 F    iii. Mercy Wilmot was born on 3 Feb 1697 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 21 M    iv. John Wilmot was born on 4 May 1696.

+ 22 F    v. Elizabeth Wilmot was born on 20 Apr 1703 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 23 M    vi. Joseph Wilmot was born on 28 May 1706 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 24 F    vii. Anna Wilmot was born on 11 Feb 1708 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 25 F    viii. Rebecca Wilmot was born on 11 Feb 1708 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 26 F    ix. Amy Wilmot was born in 1711 in New Haven Connecticut.

General Notes: "Upon the petition of Benjamin Wilmot, administrator on the estate of William Wilmot, late of New Haven, deceased: It is ordered that the petitioner shall have full power, with the advice and direction of the court of probates in the county of New Haven, to sell a house, barn and homestead, lying in New Haven, being part of the estate of the abovementioned William Wilmot, deceased, for the payment of the de4bts of the said deceased; the said estate to be sold to the highest bidder, and the next heirs of the said deceased to have the first offer thereof." Public Records of Connecticut Volume 5, October 1706 - October 1716, page 525-526.

Benjamin married ²Mary Beecher³, daughter of ²John Beecher³ and ²Elizabeth Roberts³, on 13 Feb 1700. Mary was born on 23 Feb 1672 in New Haven Connecticut and was christened on 17 Jan 1685 in First Congregational Society, New Haven, Connecticu.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 27 F    i. Hannah Wilmot was born on 9 Dec 1701 and died on 19 Feb 1767 in New Haven Connecticut, at age 65.

Hannah married ²James Thompson³ on 30 May 1623 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 28 M    ii. Benjamin Wilmot was born on 1 Dec 1703 and died on 25 Jun 1768 in Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 64.

Benjamin married ²Abigail Skidmore³ (b. 3 Oct 1736, d. 30 Dec 1771) on 19 Dec 1733 in New Haven Connecticut.

+ 29 M    iii. Ebenezer Wilmot was born on 10 Mar 1707 and died after 1790.

Sarah married ²Lieut. Daniel Sperry³, son of ²Richard Sperry³ and ²Denise³. Lieut. was born in 1665 in New Haven Connecticut, christened in 1665 in First Congregational Society, New Haven, Connecticu, died on 24 Apr 1750 in New Haven Connecticut, at age 85, and was buried in City Burial Ground, New Haven.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 30 M    i. Samuel Sperry was born in 1680 and died in 1711, at age 31.

+ 31 F    ii. Anna Sperry was born in 1684.

+ 32 F    iii. Lydia Sperry was born before 1695 and died in 1760.

+ 33 M    iv. Abraham Sperry was born before 1695.

Sarah next married ²Sgt. Thomas Hotchkiss³, son of ²Samuel Hotchkiss³ and ²Elizabeth Cleverly³, on 27 Nov 1677 in New Haven Connecticut. Sgt. was born on 31 Aug 1654 in New Haven Connecticut, died on 27 Dec 1711 in New Haven Connecticut, at age 57, and was buried in City Burial Ground, New Haven.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 34 M    i. Samuel Hotchkiss was born on 7 Sep 1680.

+ 35 F    ii. Sarah Hotchkiss was born on 18 Feb 1682.

Sarah married ²Joseph Turner³ on 3 Feb 1708.

+ 36 F    iii. Anna Hotchkiss was born on 12 Dec 1684.

+ 37 M    iv. William Hotchkiss was born on 7 Oct 1699 and died in 1731, at age 32.

+ 38 M    v. Abraham Hotchkiss was born on 7 Oct 1695.

+ 39 F    vi. Dorcas Hotchkiss was born on 7 Oct 1695 and died on 17 Mar 1744 in Southhold, Long Island, New York, at age 48.

Dorcas married ²John Young³.

+ 40 F    vii. Lydia Hotchkiss was born on 23 Jun 1695.

General Notes: Census 1669 (males only) of New Haven, lists Benjamin and William Wilmot.

William married ²Mary Chidsey³.

Anna married ²Benjamin Lines³.

Research Notes: Mary Norris Wilmot Landon - b.. ca. 1675; d. after 1729. She was probably born in Southold, Long Island. She was married sometime before Sep of 1698 to Alexander Wilmot (b. 13 Dec 1672; d. 1721), a resident of Southold, Long Island, who was probably born in New Haven, CT. Alexander was the son of William and Sarah Thomas Wilmot, and the grandson of Benjamin Wilmot (b. ca. 1590; d. 18 Aug 1669) and Ann Ladd (d. 7 Oct 1668). Alexander had been previously married to Sarah Brown, daughter of Eleazar and Sarah Bulkeley Brown, and had a daughter, Sarah. The census listing of the town of Southampton includes Mary Norris Wilmot and Alexander Wilmot living together in 1698, but they had no children at that time. It is possible that the daughter, Sarah, from Alexander's first marriage, was living elsewhere; she was only three years old.
The home lot of Alexander and Mary Wilmot was at Bridgehampton on the road to Sagg.
The will of John Wick of Southampton was written on 15 Dec 1718. In it he names as his executor "Alexander Wilmot, joyner."
Alexander left a will dated 18 Sep 1720 and proved on 30 Mar 1721. In it he names his wife, Mary, his daughters: Sarah Bradley, Hannah, Mary, and Hebzibah; and his son, Walter (under age). From the will of Robert Norris, Mary's father, the daughters, Hannah, Mary, and Hebzibah, are also named. The will of Alexander Wilmot appointed as one of the executors of his will Benjamin Howell, who was the husband of Hannah Norris, Mary's younger sister.
After Alexander died in 1721 Mary was married a second time to James Landon (d. after 1738), the son of James (d. 1738) and Mary Landon of Southold, Long Island. Upon the death of his father, James Jr. received a house and some land in Litchfield, CT, plus an equal share of the rest of the estate, to be shared with his six brothers and four sisters. The father's will was proved on 26 Mar 1738. Apparently James and Mary were still living in Southampton at that time, but probably moved into Litchfield after that.

Alexander married ²Sarah Brown³, daughter of ²Eleazer Brown³ and ²Sarah Buckley³.

Alexander next married ²Mary Norris³, daughter of ²Robert Norris³ and ²Unknown³.

Mary married ²Joseph Dorman³.

Mary next married ²Benjamin Wooding³.

General Notes: Captain Thomas Wilmot was active in the Colonial Militia. He is frequently mentioned in the Public Records of Connecticut. The trainband referred to is, "…a band of citizens trained as soldiers to supplement the regular army."

"This assembly do establish and confirm Mr. Thomas Wilmot of New Haven to be Ensign of the company or trainband in the town of New Haven aforesaid, and order that he be commissioned accordingly." Public Records of Connecticut Volume 6, May 1717 - October 1725, page 452.

"This assembly do establish and confirm Mr. Thomas Wilmot of New Haven to be Lieutenant of the sixth company or trainband in the town of New Haven aforesaid, and order that he be commissioned accordingly." Public Records of Connecticut Volume 7, May 1726 - October 1735, page 90.

"This assembly do establish and confirm Mr. Thomas Wilmot of New Haven to be Captain of the sixth company or trainband in the town of New haven aforesaid, and order that he be commissioned accordingly." Public Records of Connecticut Volume 7, May 1726 - October 1735, page 411.

"This assembly do establish and confirm Mr. Thomas Wilmot to be Ensign of the 1st company or trainband in New Haven, and order that he be commissioned accordingly. " Public Records of Connecticut Volume 10, May 1751 - February 1757, page 200.

"This assembly do establish Mr. Thomas Wilmot to be Captain of the 1st company or trainband in the 2d regiment in this colony" Public Records of Connecticut Volume 11, May 1757 - March 1762, page 509-519.

Capt. married ²Mary Lines³.

Capt. next married ²Sarah Barnes³, daughter of ²Thomas, Jr. Barnes³ and ²Mary Hubbard³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 41 F    i. Mary Wilmot was born in 1725.

Elizabeth married ²Richard Sperry³.

General Notes: Hannah married Samuel Miles, son of Richard Miles and Katherine Elithorpe, on 9 Apr 1667 in New Haven, New Haven County, CT. (Samuel Miles was born abt. 22 Apr 1640 and died on 24 Dec 1678 in New Haven, New Haven County, CT.)
Hannah also married Miles Merwin, son of Miles Merwin and Elizabeth Powell, on 20 Sep 1681 in New Haven, New Haven County, CT. (Miles Merwin was born on 14 Dec 1658 in Milford, New Haven Co, CT and died on 18 Sep 1724 in Milford, New Haven Co, CT.)

Hannah married ²Samuel Miles³, son of ²Richard Miles³ and ²Mary³, on 9 Apr 1667 in New Haven Connecticut. Samuel was born in Apr 1640 in Connecticut and died on 24 Dec 1678 in New Haven Connecticut, at age 38.

Hannah next married ²Miles Merwin³.

Fourth Generation (Great Grandchildren)

General Notes: Revolutionary War service: April through May 1775 in Colonel Timothy Walker's Regiment.
Full Context of Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut, Vol. I-II
(IV) Valentine , son of John Wilmot , was born December 14, 1713 . He lived in Woodbridge, Connecticut . He married Rachel , daughter of Isaac and Abigail (Cooper) Johnson . Children: Valentine , born August 9, 1735 , died before 1753 ; Amy , July 14, 1737 , died soon; Amy , June 15, 1739 ; Experience , September 18, 1741 ; Rachel , August 11, 1743 ; Rebecca , baptized June 30, 1745 ; Eunice , baptized March 29, 1747 ; Abigail , baptized January 22, 1749 ; Lois , baptized September 30, 1750 ; 1269 Valentine , baptized September 30, 1753 ; Walter , 1755 ; Timothy ; David

Valentine married ²Rachel Johnson³, daughter of ²Capt. Isaac Johnson³ and ²Abigail Cooper³, in 1735 in New Haven, Connecticut. Rachel was born on 13 Apr 1716 in New Haven, Connecticut.

Valentine next married ²Rachel Johnson³, daughter of ²Capt. Isaac Johnson³ and ²Abigail Cooper³, in 1735 in New Haven, Connecticut. Rachel was born on 13 Apr 1716 in New Haven, Connecticut.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 42 M    i. Walter Wilmot was born in 1755 in Behany, Woodbridge, Connecticut and died in Jul 1824 in Bethany, Connecticut, at age 69.

Walter married ²Hannah Johnson³ (b. 28 Jul 1762) on 9 Dec 1779 in Wolcot, Connecticut.

+ 43 M    ii. David Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 44 M    iii. Timothy Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 45 M    iv. Valentine II Wilmot was born on 9 Aug 1735 in New Haven, Connecticut.

+ 46 F    v. Amy I Wilmot was born on 14 Jul 1737.

Amy married ²David Hine³.(b. 1732, d. 17 Mar 1793)

+ 47 F    vi. Amy II Wilmot was born on 15 Jun 1739 in New Haven, Connecticut.

+ 48 F    vii. Experience Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 49 F    viii. Rachel Wilmot was born on 11 Aug 1743 in New Haven, Connecticut.

+ 50 F    ix. Rebecca Wilmot was born in May 1745 in New Haven, Connecticut.

+ 51 F    x. Eunice Wilmot was born in Mar 1747 in New Haven, Connecticut.

+ 52 F    xi. Abigail Wilmot was born in Dec 1748 in New Haven, Connecticut.

+ 53 F    xii. Lois Wilmot was born in Aug 1750 in New Haven, Connecticut.

Lois married ²Lt. Simon Jr. Smith³ (b. 2 Apr 1741) on 27 Aug 1791 in Addison, VT.

+ 54 M    xiii. Valentine III Wilmot was born in Aug 1753 in New Haven, Connecticut.

Hannah married ²James Thompson³.

Benjamin married ²Abigail Skidmore³ on 19 Dec 1733 in New Haven Connecticut. Abigail was born on 3 Oct 1736 in New Haven Connecticut and died on 30 Dec 1771 in Waterbury, Connecticut, at age 35.

General Notes: Resided in New Haven.

Sarah married ²Joseph Turner³.

General Notes: Without issue.

Dorcas married ²John Young³.

Fifth Generation (Great Great Grandchildren)

General Notes: Military Service Soldier in the Revolutionary War.

Walter married ²Hannah Johnson³ on 9 Dec 1779 in Wolcot, Connecticut. Hannah was born on 28 Jul 1762 in Connecticut.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 55 M    i. Daniel Wilmot was born in 1780 in Connecticut and died in 1844, at age 64.

Daniel married ²Polly Peck³.(b. 1782)

+ 56 M    ii. Walter Jr. Wilmot was born on 5 Jan 1782.

+ 57 M    iii. George Washington Wilmot was born on 2 Jun 1797 in Woodbridge, Connecticut.

Amy married ²David Hine³. David was born in 1732 in Derby, CT and died on 17 Mar 1793 in Woodbridge, CT, at age 61.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 58 M    i. Reuben Hine died in 1838 in Susquehanna Co., PA.

Reuben married ²Elizabeth Marchant³.

Lois married ²Lt. Simon Jr. Smith³, son of ²Symond (Simon) Smith³ and ²Sibell Ormsbee³, on 27 Aug 1791 in Addison, VT. Lt. was born on 2 Apr 1741 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA.

Sixth Generation (3rd Great Grandchildren)

Daniel married ²Polly Peck³. Polly was born in 1782.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 59 M    i. Edwin Piermount Wilmot was born on 27 Jan 1802 in Connecticut, died on 21 Dec 1887 in St. Charles, Winona County, Minnesota, at age 85, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery, S. Charles, Winona County, Minnesota.

Edwin married ²Julia Castle³.(b. 11 Jan 1803, d. 4 Oct 1881)

Reuben married ²Elizabeth Marchant³.

Seventh Generation (4th Great Grandchildren)

General Notes: Per the 1850 census Edwin P. Wilmot was a Farmer in Amboy, Oswega Co., New York, and his Real Estate was valued at $1,500. Edwin's son Allen G. Wilmot, and his family lived on the farm next door.

Edwin married ²Julia Castle³. Julia was born on 11 Jan 1803 in New York, died on 4 Oct 1881 in St. Charles, Winona County, Minnesota, at age 78, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery, St. Charles, Winona County, Minnesota.

General Notes: (from GenForum posted by Carolyn Estes, dated March 02, 2002) I have an original copy of Julia Prosser Castle's obit from a Minnesota newspaper:
"Died, in this city, at the residence of her son Mr. Hon. Wilmot, on Sunday, Oct.4th, 1891, Mrs. Julia Wilmot, aged 89 years. The deceased was born in January 1802. Her husband died nearly three years ago at the same place. They had lived with their son since 24 years ago. She was the mother of 12 children, 8 sons and 4 daughters, nine of whom survive her, 6 sons and 3 daughters. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Oct. 6th., and her remains buried in Hillside Cemetery."

Children from this marriage were:

+ 60 M    i. Asel Chauncy Wilmot was born in 1824 in Camden, New York, Oneida County, died on 13 Apr 1863 in General Hospital, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at age 39, and was buried in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Asel married ²Mary A. Lackey³ (b. 1828) in 1843 in Erie County, New York.

Asel next married ²Emeranda H. Johnson³ (b. 1838) in 1858 in Iowa.

+ 61 M    ii. Allen George Wilmot was born on 2 Oct 1822 in Rome, Oneida County, New York.

+ 62 F    iii. Ann Jeffors Wilmot was born in 1826.

+ 63 M    iv. Nelson C. Wilmot was born in 1827.

+ 64 F    v. Mary Jane Wilmot was born in 1830.

+ 65 F    vi. Clarissa E. Wilmot was born in 1832.

+ 66 M    vii. Wilbert F. Wilmot was born on 24 Aug 1883 in Oneida County, New York.

+ 67 M    viii. Edwin P. Wilmot was born in 1836 in New York.

+ 68 M    ix. Charley C. Wilmot was born in 1838 in New York.

+ 69 M    x. HenryL. Wilmot was born in 1839 in Connecticut.

+ 70 M    xi. Chauncey Jeremiah Wilmot was born in 1841 in New York.

+ 71 M    xii. Hanuel Eerie Wilmot was born on 24 Oct 1843 in Amboy, Oswego County, New York.

+ 72 F    xiii. Julia Wilmot was born in 1845.

+ 73 F    xiv. Emma Jane Wilmot was born in 1847 in Amboy, Oswewgo County, New York.

Eighth Generation (5th Great Grandchildren)

General Notes: He was 5' 5" tall with black hair, black eyes and dark complexion. He was a farmer by occupation.
Asahal Wilmot enlisted in the Union Army on August 6, 1862. He joined the New York Volunteers Company, 110th Infantry Regiment in Camden, New York, Oneida, County.
He died of camp fever on April 13, 1863 at Camp Mansfield, Carrollton, LA., near Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He was also buried there.

Noted events in his life were:

• Civil Wae Service. Enlisted as a Private on 09 August 1862 at the age of 38. Enlisted in Company B, 110th Infantry Regiment New York on 13 August 1862. Died of disease Company B, 110th Infantry Regiment New York on 13 April 1863 at Camp Mansfield, Carrollton, near Baton Rouge, LA.
from AMERICAN CIVIL WAR REGIMENTS-Ancestry.com
This was an Oswego county regiment, organized at Oswego, and there mustered into the U. S. service for three years, Aug. 25, 1862. It left the state on the 29th, proceeding to Baltimore, where it was stationed until Nov., 1862, when it was ordered to New Orleans, and early in 1863 was assigned to Emory's division of the 19th corps. Its first experience under fire was at Fort Bisland, and at Franklin it had 12 killed and wounded. It took part in the long siege of Port Hudson and shared in the grand assault of June 14. The total loss of the regiment during the siege was 37 killed, wounded and missing.Its last battle was at Vermillion bayou, La., in Nov. 1863, where it lost 6 killed and wounded. In Feb., 1864, it was ordered to Fort Jefferson, Fla. The regiment was mustered out at Albany, under Col. Hamilton, Aug. 28, 1865. It lost during service 2 officers and 14 men killed and mortally wounded; 3 officers and 192 men died of disease and other causes-total deaths, 211. The high percentage of loss by disease was due to the long service of the regiment in the extreme South.
Source: The Union Army, Vol. 2, p. 130 Battles Fought Fought at Brashear City, LA.
Fought on 24 May 1863 at Franklin, LA.
Fought on 25 May 1863 at Franklin, LA.
Fought on 07 June 1863 at Port Hudson, LA.
Fought on 14 June 1863 at Port Hudson, LA.
Fought on 16 June 1863 at Fausse Point, LA.
Fought on 11 November 1863 at Vermillion Bayou, LA.

• Land Patent. Received Land Patent for forty acres Sheboygan, Wisconsin, February 1, 1848, signed by by President James K. Polk (J.K. Stephens, Sec'y) Document Number 6661.

Asel married ²Mary A. Lackey³, daughter of ²Rufus Lackey³ and ²Rebecca Lackey nee?³, in 1843 in Erie County, New York. Mary was born in 1828 in New York. Another name for Mary was Polly.

General Notes: She had one brother, Alexander Lackey, born 1833 in Erie County, Pennsylvania. His wife's name was Lucy. Theyhad sons Laurius and Rufus, and three girls; Rebecca, born 1824 in New York, Sally R. born in 1841 and Lucy D. born in 1843. Sally married Lemuel Loomis.

She lived in Wisconsin, Missouri and Ohio.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 74 M    i. Chauncy Chester Wilmot was born on 6 Nov 1847 in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, died on 10 Nov 1924 in Las Pilitas, California, at age 77, and was buried in San Luis Obispo, California.

Chauncy married ²Ida Charlotte Burgess³ (b. 3 Apr 1849, d. 15 Oct 1921) on 7 Sep 1871 in Camden, Missouri, Ray County.

Chauncy next married ²Addie Drurey³ on 17 Jul 1868 in Osage, Iowa.

+ 75 F    ii. Mary Jane Wilmot (Still Living.)

Mary married ²John Pickering Foster³.(b. 1 Jul 1824)

+ 76 M    iii. George H. Wilmot was born in 1848 in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin and died in Charles City, Iowa.

George married ²Nancy Britts³.

+ 77 F    iv. Julia A. Wilmot (Still Living.)

Julia married ²Mr. Crouch³.

Julia next married ²Mr. Fry³.

Julia next married ²Mr. Harris³.

+ 78 M    v. Nelson Alonzo Wilmot was born in 1853 in Wisconsin, died in 1905 in San Luis Obispo, California, at age 52, and was buried in San Luis Obispo, California.

Nelson married ²Louisa Jane Butterfield³.

Asel next married ²Emeranda H. Johnson³ in 1858 in Iowa. Emeranda was born in 1838 in Illinois.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 79 F    i. Emma R. Wilmot was born in 1860 in Howard County, Iowa.

+ 80 F    ii. Arvilla Rosanna Wilmot was born on 17 Jul 1861 in Riceville, Mitchell County, Iowa.

+ 81 F    iii. Ida May Wilmot was born on 11 Mar 1863 in Florence, Oneida County, New York.

Ninth Generation (6th Great Grandchildren)

General Notes: He was 5'7". He had black hair and dark gray-brown eyes and a dark complexion. He was of French and Welsh descent. Seven months after his father's death, October 14, 1863, he enlisted in the Union Army. He joined the Iowa Volunteers, Company G, 9th Cavalry, in Riceville, Iowa, Mitchell County. He was only 15 years of age, one month short of sixteen. His enlistment age was given as eighteen. Due to fever and illness he lost the vision in his left eye. He was discharged on February 3, 1866 in Dubuque, Iowa.
He lived with his mother from 1866 to 1869 in Osage, Iowa. He married Addie Drurey of Osage, Iowa on July 17, 1868. The marriage was short. He did not speak of that part of his life or care to discuss it.
Somewhere along the way, Chauncey moved to Camden, Missouri for the purpose fo farming. He met and married Charlotte Burgess.
Chauncey Wilmot left Camden, Missouri sometime around 1877. He farmed in and around Conway Springs, kansas, Pueblo, Colorado and Farmington, New Mexico for many years before arriving in California in 1904. They made their cross-country moves by horse and wagon.
He was a very stern, authoritative husband and father. His word was law and he often said so without compromise. He was religious and did not smoke or drink or tolerate it in others. In addition t farming, he was a skilled, self-taught veterinarian adn was held in high regard and was in much demand. He was known as "Doc Wilmot."
He often old stories of his Civil War days, of soldiers, muskets and battles but the stories are lost o his descendants.
Sometime after arriving in San Luis Obispo, California, he purchased about fifteen acres of land at the end of Henderson Avenue in the northwest end of the city.

He and Ida Charlotte also adopted a son and named him Clyde. Nothing is known about Clyde's background or his parents. He was about three years of age when adopted. However, in build and coloring he looked very much like the Wilmots. He married late and had no children. He worked for pacific Bell and died in 1980.
Around 1920, Chauncey turned his property over to his sons to sell and divide with their sisters. It was sold but not divided. Chuancey and Ida Charlotte went to live with their daughter Margaret and remained with her until their deaths. Ida Charlotte died on October 15, 1921, and Chauncey died on November 10, 1924. Both died in Maragret's home in the Las Pilitas, where she was ranching. Both are buried in unmarked graves in an old san Luis Obispo cemetery where the Frys are buried.

Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation.

• Military Service. Service Record:
Enlisted as a Private on 14 October 1863 at the age of 18
Enlisted in Company G, 9th Cavalry Regiment Iowa on 14 October 1863
Mustered out on 03 February 1866 in Little Rock, AR
Sources:
Roster & Record of Iowa Soldiers in the War of Rebellion. (IARoster)
Published in 1910 by English
Battles Fought:
Fought on 06 September 1864 at Searcy, AR.
Fought on 07 September 1864 at Searcy, AR.
Fought on 15 October 1864.
Fought on 30 October 1864 at Brownsville, AR.
Fought on 02 July 1865 at Lewisburg, AR.
According to the Bureau of Land Management Land Patent records Chauncey
Wilmot
Rec'd 160 acres in Pueblo Co., Colorado on April 23, 1891(Doc# 5194, Acc/Ser# COCOAA074232)
Rec'd 160 acres in La Plata Co., Colorado on September 25, 1896 (Doc# 401, Acc/Ser#COCOAA023014)

Chauncy married ²Ida Charlotte Burgess³, daughter of ²Acil Durias Burgess³ and ²Charlotte Irene Fox³, on 7 Sep 1871 in Camden, Missouri, Ray County. Ida was born on 3 Apr 1849 in Independence, Missouri, died on 15 Oct 1921 in San Luis Obispo, California, at age 72, and was buried in San Luis Obispo, California.

General Notes: Not much is known about Ida Charlotte. She grew up in Independence, Ray County, Missouri, during the Civil War. She spoke of Yankees and looting and a knowledge of the James boys but again the stories are lost to the family.
Sometime during their years in Colorado, Ida Charlotte's mother came to live with them. Her sisters remained in Camden, Missouri. It is believed that the mother died in Durango, Colorado. Ida Charlotte was close to her family and kept in touch by letters until her death on October 15, 1921. She was loved and respected by her children and dearly missed by Margaret after her passing.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 82 F    i. Margret Salina Wilmot was born on 4 Aug 1881 in Pueblo, Colorado, died on 16 Oct 1964 in Doellstedts Nursing Home, Atascadero, San Luis Obispo County, California, at age 83, and was buried on 20 Oct 1964 in Santa Margarita Cemetery.

Margret married ²William Henry Fry³ (b. 3 Mar 1869, d. 1913) on 3 Mar 1896 in Nevada, Missouri.

Margret next married ²Valentine Soto³ in 1915.

Margret next married ²Andrew William Lafayette Jackson³ (b. 22 Dec 1882, d. 12 Apr 1940) in 1914.

+ 83 F    ii. Ethel Adelia Wilmot was born on 9 Jun 1887 in Pueblo, Colorado.

Ethel married ²Hirum Berkman Kinney³ (b. 21 Mar 1881) on 6 Oct 1903 in Kansas.

+ 84 M    iii. Asel Durias Wilmot was born on 6 Nov 1872 in Camden , Missouri and died on 19 Mar 1954 in Los Angeles CA, at age 81.

+ 85 M    iv. Charles Wilmot was born on 2 Nov 1874 in Camden, Missouri and died in 1877 in Camden, Missouri, at age 3.

+ 86 M    v. Elmo Wilmot was born on 14 Jul 1875 in Camden , Missouri and died on 14 Jul 1875.

+ 87 M    vi. Benny Wilmot .

+ 88 F    vii. Mame Wilmot was born on 11 Nov 1878 in Fountain City, Colorado and died in 1894 in Durango, Colorado, at age 16.

+ 89 M    viii. Earl Wayne Wilmot was born on 18 Jul 1885 in Pueblo, Colorado.

+ 90 F    ix. Mary Estella Wilmot was born on 2 Nov 1892 in Pueblo, Clorado and died on 23 Dec 1908 in San Luis Obispo, California, at age 16.

+ 91 M    x. Clyde W. (Adopted) Wilmot was born on 20 Nov 1902 in Noble Couty, Ohio.

Chauncy next married ²Addie Drurey³.

Mary married ²John Pickering Foster³, son of ²John Foster³ and ²Abigail Bean³. John was born on 1 Jul 1824 in Laconia, New Hampshire.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 92 M    i. Louis Stephen Foster was born on 16 Nov 1880, was christened baptist, died on 21 Feb 1963 in San Antonio, Texas, at age 82, and was buried in Vandergast Cemetery.

Louis married ²Ella Clayton³ (b. 14 Feb 1879, d. 17 Jul 1957) on 18 Jul 1916 in Uto[ia, Texas.

General Notes: George and his family lived in Michell County, Iowa.

George married ²Nancy Britts³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 93 M    i. George Britts Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 94 F    ii. Ruby May Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 95 F    iii. Pearl Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 96 M    iv. Earny Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 97 M    v. Earl Wilmot (Still Living.)

Julia married ²Mr. Crouch³.

Julia next married ²Mr. Fry³.

Julia next married ²Mr. Harris³.

Nelson married ²Louisa Jane Butterfield³, daughter of ²Joseph Butterfield³ and ²Mary Comedian³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 98 M    i. George Arthur Wilmot was born on 21 Aug 1881 in Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa, died on 8 Jul 1969 in Idaho Falls, Idaho, at age 87, and was buried on 11 Jul 1969 in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

George married ²Evangeline Ruth Joyce Price³ (b. 16 Feb 1900, d. 2 Jan 1967) on 13 Jan 1919 in Dillon, Montana.

+ 99 F    ii. Minnie Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 100 M    iii. William H. Wilmot was born on 25 Jun 1887.

+ 101 F    iv. Julia Wilmot (Still Living.)

+ 102 F    v. Mary Wilmot (Still Living.)

Tenth Generation (7th Great Grandchildren)

General Notes: Marguerite (Margaret) Salina Wilmot was born on August 4, 1881 in Pueblo, Colorado. She was the second oldest of her siblings. She was 5' 2', medium build, black hair and dark brown eyes. She was a lovely woman in her youth. She was removed from school at an early age to work on her parents farm. While living in Camden, Missouri, four months short of fifteen years of age, she married William Henry Fry. The marriage took place on March 3, 1896, in Nevada, Missouri.
Margaret did not particularly want to marry Wil Fry but Chauncy Wilmot was a controlling father. He owed Will Fry wages and Will Fry wanted Margaret so the marriage took place and the debt was settled. Chauncy Wilmots children never oppsed their father.
During the course of this marriage, hey farmed in Missouri, Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico, eventually coming to San Luis Obispo, California in 1904.
Will Fry had left Margaret several times to be an evangelist, always returning. But in 1911, he left again and did not come homne as was his habit nor did anyone hear from him again. Word came, later, that he had died in the Los Angeles area.
Margaret was left alone with her aged father in law and six children to provide for. Sometimes the wealthy Smiths in New York gave her financial assistance.
Her father had given her the use of an acre of his land and she managed to put a small house on it tolive in. She kept a cow, raised chickens, a pig and had a garden. She canned and preserved much for her table.. She walked grom henderson Avenue to various homes in San Luis Obispo to do washing and ironing for a few doctors and lawyers she was acquainted with. She was paid fifty cents foreach tub of l;aundry or batch of ironing.. She then walked home afterward. It was about a two-mile walk each way.
After Ethel's marriage, she had no one to care for her children while she worked. Out of necessity for a home, she married an admirer, Valentine Soto. The marriage took place in 1915. A daughter was born on December 24, 1916 in San Luis Obispo, and was named Cora Margaret Soto (sometimes known as Frances Christina).
Of her three husbands, she loved only Fate. They were together about fiften years and in spite of his problems, she was happiest with him.
Around 1936 she lived in La Verne, California for about one year to assist her sister Ethel in starting a second bakery. In 1937 she returned to ranching. In 1939 she sold out and bought a small fifteen acre farm in Templeton. It was part of what is now Twin Cities Hospital. In 1941 she sold her farm and moved to Chico, California and bought a house and cared for children and borders. Around 1948 through 1951she lived in Santa Margarita caring for a member of the Sumner family, and then on the Carrisa Plains caring for a second member of her former husband's family.
Somtime in the 1950's she sold her Chico home and bought a house in Richvale and then moved to dixon to work as a cook and housekeeper for her son John's employer. She retired in 1957 at the age of 76. She returned to Santa Margarita, driving her own car with all she owned, and bought a small house at the upper end of Encina Street. She shared her home with her daughter Ethel. She joined the Santa Margarita Community Church and became president f the Ladies Sewing Society.
She fell and broke her hip in 1961 but she was determined to walk again. She progressed from a cast to a walker, to crutches, then a cane. She did walk again at the age of eighty. After Ethel's death in 1962, she returned to Dixon to live with her son John. Her health took a decline and she returned to Santa Margarita t a nursing home. Unknown injuries from her fall in 1961 had damaged her internally and had gradually destroyed her health. She died October 16, 1964 at the age of eighy-three. She was buried in the Santa Margarita Cemetery. The Communion Service for the Santa Margarita Community Church was purchased and dedicated in her memory.
So much could be written about maragret and the trials and struggles of eighty-three years but the whole could never be told.
Margaret never knew anything but hard work and self denial beginning in her childhood and continuing on throughout her life time.
Since she was the second oldest of Chauncey's children, she had much work and responsibility to account for. Her father taught her well. She seemed to know everything about farming, crops and animal science. She was familiar with pioneer survival skills. She knew how to use and preserve everything the land had to offer. Her mind was an encyclopedia of wisdom and knowledge.
She knew what was like to live through Kansas cyclones. She remembered dust storms so strong that wet burlap over doors and windows gave little protection. She remembered the fear of riding bareback after dark over the Kansas praries knowing that wild wolves could be near and she was just a small child. In later years, she could ride and shoot as well as most men and she was known to shoot at prowlers who made a habit of raidiing her storehouse.
Somewhere in her busy years she had learned domestic crafts but she had little time to enjoythem. She liked music and usually had a piano or organ in her home and though she did not play an instrument, her daughters had music lessons. She many of the old ballads of her era and she could quickly compose a bit of verse or song forwhatever incident that appealed to her sense of humor. Sheloved the old hyms offaith and sang them while she worked no matter what her circumstances were.
She seemed to have an unlimited repertoire or proverbs and Ben Franklin quotations. Her vocabulary was sprinkled with such words as victuals, yonder, reckon and other expressions used in her upbringing. She did not approve of cards, tobacco or alcohol nor did she ever indulge in those habits.
She always curled her hair and wore a hat and gloves for church which she attended as regularly as possible. She did not stumble over doctrinal differences and she could not pray without weeping.
No matter what sorrows or trials came into her life, her faith never faltered or weakened. She accepted all from the hand of god in humility and love without question or reproach. If it was possible to improve her lot in life she tried but circumstances prevented her efforts. She accepted it and soldiered on.
She raised one grandson and usually had one or more persons orchildren under her roof at all times during her life time. She served on the school bard in early years and was active in church activiteis always.
She had brough babies into the world and had lost some of her own. She sat beside the dying and after death washed, dressed and prepared them for burial, and sat beside them all night, sometimes alne, as was the custom of her era. She cared for her aged father-in-law after Will Fry left her and would not give him up, not for several years. Eventually Ethel, with the help of Valentine Soto, removed her grandfather from Margaret's home and placed him in the geriactric ward of the general hospital. This took place while Margaret was at work. When she returned home and discovered him gone, it grieved her deeply but she respected Ethel's wishesin the matter. She could never understand how she could bring herself to place him away for so great a love Samuel had for her. Ethel's reasoning was, "It was best for Margaret."
After her father turned his property over to his sons and she received nothing for her share, she cared for her parents in her home until their deaths. She mortgaged her team and wagon to pay for her father's funeral. She never expressed anger or regret. She believed in love and forgivenessand nothing ever changed her feelings for her family.
This is not to say that Margaret had no faults. She was human and erred many times. She was usually gentle and passive and could be indecisive. In other ways she was her father's daughter . She could display a fierce temper and believed her word was law in her home and expected obedience in return and stated so. But she was usually pleasant, kind, loving and generous. She was called Margaret, or Maggie and sometines Mag. The faults that she had were obscured by her virtues.
Her headstone is inscribed with these words, "Little she asked - Much she gave." Truer words were never penned or carved in stone.
"Who can find a virtuous woman for her price is far above rubies. She stretched out her hands to the poor and she reached forth to the needy. Her children rose up and called her blessed. she opened her mouth with wisdom and her heart with kindness. Strength and honor are her clothing and she shall rejoice in time to come." Proverbs 31.

Margret married ²William Henry Fry³ on 3 Mar 1896 in Nevada, Missouri. William was born on 3 Mar 1869 in New York and died in 1913, at age 44. Another name for William was Will.

General Notes: William Fry was born on mArch 3, 1869 in New York. He was a small man, fair with brown hair and blue eyes. He worked on Chauncy Wilmot's farm.
Later, in California, he worked as a carpenter.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 103 M    i. Chester Samuel Fry was born on 21 Dec 1900 in Conway Springs, Kansas and died on 9 Oct 1921, at age 20.

+ 104 M    ii. Herbert Earl Fry was born on 13 Oct 1903 in Conway Springs, Kansas and died in 1939, at age 36.

Herbert married ²Charlotte³ on 7 Jan 1927.

+ 105 M    iii. Paul Wayne Fry was born on 22 May 1906 in San Luis Obispo, California and died in 1972, at age 66.

Paul married ²Lola Jackson-Jaquish³.(b. 2 Jan 1897)

+ 106 F    iv. Georgia Ethel Fry was born on 16 Jul 1897 in Montavallo, Missouri.

Georgia married ²Henry Anthony Williams³ (b. 26 Oct 1893) in 1913 in Old Mission Catholic Church, San Luis Obispo, California.

+ 107 F    v. Ada Fry was born in Died 1969 and died in 1969.

+ 108 M    vi. John Edgar Fry was born on 14 May 1911 in San Luis Obispo, California and died in 1973, at age 62.

Margret next married ²Valentine Soto³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 109 F    i. Cora Margaret Soto (Still Living.)

Cora married ²Harvey Matthew Cox³ (b. 31 Mar 1908, d. 7 Feb 1937) on 6 Oct 1933 in Laverne, California.

Cora next married ²Joseph Gracia³ on 23 Aug 1937.

Cora next married ²Lawrence Andrew Andersen³ (b. 25 Jan 1907, d. 13 Jul 1991) on 20 Oct 1941 in Salinas, CA.

Cora next married ²James Dean Manning³ in 1949.

Cora next married ²Johnny Sanchez³ in 1956.

Cora next married ²David Lieber³ in 1960.

Cora next married ²Art³.

Cora next married ²Vern³.

Cora next married ²Charles³.

Cora next married ²Eddie Eckenrode³ (d. 1982) in 1963.

Cora next married ²Earl Greenrock³ (d. 10 Feb 1998) on 14 Oct 1974.

Margret next married ²Andrew William Lafayette Jackson³, son of ²Bert Milton Jackson³ and ²Julia Sumner³. Andrew was born on 22 Dec 1882 in Carrisa Plains, California, died on 12 Apr 1940 in San Luis Obispo, California, at age 57, and was buried on 14 Apr 1940 in Jackson Ranch, Rinconada Disatrict. The cause of his death was cerebral hemorrhage. Another name for Andrew was Fate.

General Notes: Ethel and Bert Kinney settled in La Verne, California. By occupation, they owned bakeries and a nursing home. They were members of the Brethren Church.

Ethel married ²Hirum Berkman Kinney³ on 6 Oct 1903 in Kansas. Hirum was born on 21 Mar 1881 in Iowa. Another name for Hirum was Bert.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 110 M    i. Elmer Leigh Kinney was born 27 ct 1906 in Quinlan, Oklahoma.

Elmer married ²Mildred Heston³ on 11 Jul 1926 in Napa, Idaho.

+ 111 F    ii. Dorothy Opal Kinney was born on 26 Mar 1904 in Conway Springs, Kansas.

Dorothy married ²Melvin A. Tarter³ on 24 Dec 1924 in Boise, Idaho.

+ 112 F    iii. Ida Irene Kinney (Still Living.)

Ida married ²Ernest Walter Swihart³ on 29 Aug 1935 in La Verne, California.

+ 113 F    iv. Joyce Marie Kinney (Still Living.)

Joyce married ²Dale B. Ebersale³ on 18 Jun 1935 in La Verne, California.

General Notes: Rancher

Louis married ²Ella Clayton³ on 18 Jul 1916 in Uto[ia, Texas. Ella was born on 14 Feb 1879 in Texas, christened baptist, died on 17 Jul 1957, at age 78, and was buried in Vandergast Cemetery.

General Notes: Teacher, writer.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 114 M    i. Hoyt Milton Foster (Still Living.)

Hoyt married ²Martha³ in 1939.

Hoyt next married ²Jewel Davenport³ on 28 Sep 1944.

Hoyt next married ²Doris A Keager Young³.

George married ²Evangeline Ruth Joyce Price³ on 13 Jan 1919 in Dillon, Montana. Evangeline was born on 16 Feb 1900 in Draper, Utah, christened mormon, died on 2 Jan 1967 in Milo, at age 66, and was buried in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 115 M    i. William Arthur Wilmot (Still Living.)

William married ²Ruth Campbell³ on 7 Mar 1942 in Lobell, Idaho.

William next married ²Rue Edwards³ on 10 Mar 1947 in Milo, Idaho.

+ 116 M    ii. Alonzo Nelson Wilmot was born on 7 Nov 1920 in Balmond, Iowa and died in Jul 1984 in Idaho Falls, Idaho, at age 63.

Alonzo married ²Eleanor Washburn³ in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

+ 117 M    iii. Theodor Delbert Wilmot was born on 20 Jun 1924 in Grand rapids, Minnesota and died in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Theodor married ²Elsa Smith³ on 29 Feb 1944.

Theodor next married ²Louise³.

+ 118 M    iv. George Henry Wilmot (Still Living.)

George married ²Hiltreed Leinz³.

Eleventh Generation (8th Great Grandchildren)

General Notes: He was Margaret's second child and first son. He was of medium size, with brown hair and brown eyes. He played the mandolin, was quiet, reserved, and dependable.
He worked on the Carrisa Plains and other local ranches in his youth and in the oil fields of Taft and Maricopa.
He died of typhoid fever on October 9, 1921, two months short of being twenty one years old. He was buried in the old San Luis Obispo Cemetery near his paternal and maternal grandparents.

General Notes: Herbert Earl was born on October 13,1903 in Conway Springs, Kansas. He was about 5'8" with fair skin, brown hair and eyes. He had the Wilmot dimple in his chin.
He was Margaret's third child and second son. He eloped with his cousin Charlotte on January 7,1927. They had one son, Dennis Eugene, born on March 15, 1928. The family did not approve of this marriage and it ended around 1929. Charlotte returned to her parent's home in Seattle, Washington. Bert remained single and was his mothers main support and help on their ranch. He seemed to always love Charlotte but he never mentioned her name or allowed others to speak of her in his presence. He never saw her or his son again.
In 1935 he moved with his mother to La Verne, California. He worked at various jobs and finally settled on driving truck and while on a long run north, he stayed over night at the Santa Margartta Inn. He was not used to unvented gas heaters and died of gas asphyxiation on December 14.1937. He is buried in the Santa Margartta Cemetery. His death was untimely. He had never cared for ranching and longed for a change in life but duty to his mother had kept him on the ranch. The joy of his new found freedom was short lived.
Bert was serious, quiet, dependable, strong minded and stubborn. He was direct and showed no fear. He had some temper but was very self disciplined in all matters. He was never known to raise his voice for any reason. He liked to read, enjoyed movies, swimming and often played games with his nieces and nephews. He did not have much opportunity to develop personal Interests.
He was called Bert or Buddy by his family. The family had always worked hard to make a living and money was not Plentiful. When Bert began his life in the city and had extra money he was determined that each member of his family would have a Christmas gift. In 1937 he began buying gifts for everyone. He died on the 15th of December 1937, before he completed his goal, but the gifts were distributed after his death in time for Christmas.
He was Ethel's special brother. She never ceased to miss him. It was Margaret's wish to bury Ethel next to him for the special bond they shared together.

Herbert married ²Charlotte³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 119 M    i. Dennis Eugene Fry (Still Living.)

General Notes: Paul Edward Wayne was born on May 24,1906 in San Luis Obispo, California. He was the tallest of his family, almost 6" with wavy black hair and gentle dark brown eyes and was very Handsome. He was the fourth of Margaret's children and the third son
He started work at the age of fifteen on the Carrisa Plains as a cowboy, breaking horses. He married Lola Jackson Jaquish around 1935. Lola was a member of the
Jackson-Sumner family, a sister of Fate. She was born January 2,1897, and was of medium size, and dark coloring. She was a widow with four children. Their names were:
William Lewis, born June 17,1921
Julia Jean, born on December 29, 1924
John Horace, born on December 31,1927
Delbert Mitchell, born on April 4,1933
Margaret had delivered Delbert at Lola's home on the Jaquish Ranch, east of Santa Margarita in the Rinconada District. Paul loved her children and raised them as his own.
Bill is a retired electrical contractor in Los Angeles, California.
Jean was a homemaker. She died around 1977 in Redding, California.
Jack was in construction and lives in Marysville, California.
Delbert was in construction and mechanics. He died in the early 1970's in Redding, California.
They remained in ranching until the late 1940's. They ranched locally and in other areas of California. They had a dairy in Humbolt County in the late 1930's, and another in Santa Rosa in the mid 1940's. In the late 1940's, he moved into construction and traveled about the western states. He was usually foreman over the mechanics on construction equipment. He stayed in this until he retired in the 1960's.
They bought and sold many homes. Lola was very restless and could not seem to settle down for any length of time in any one area. In 1970 they moved to Redding,
California to be near their daughter. It was their last move. In 1973, Paul had open heart surgery and two weeks later, on February 9,1973, he died. Shortly after, Lola entered a nursing home. She died in 1979 from complications of old age. Both are buried in Redding, California.
Paul loved his family and children. He was kind and gentle. He was well liked
And easy to love and a very moral man. He could be too indecisive and passive or too sensitive and sometimes display an explosive temper. He was a skilled mechanic, rancher and liked to hunt, garden and play golf occasionally. He was president of the Senior Citizen Dance Club of Morro Bay, California and a long time Grange member.
Church affiliation was usually Full Gospel.
Paul Edward Wayne was born on May 24,1906 in San Luis Obispo, California. He was the tallest of his family, almost 6" with wavy black hair and gentle dark brown eyes and was very Handsome. He was the fourth of Margaret's children and the third son
He started work at the age of fifteen on the Carrisa Plains as a cowboy, breaking horses. He married Lola Jackson Jaquish around 1935. Lola was a member of the
Jackson-Sumner family, a sister of Fate. She was born January 2,1897, and was of medium size, and dark coloring. She was a widow with four children. Their names were:
William Lewis, born June 17,1921
Julia Jean, born on December 29, 1924
John Horace, born on December 31,1927
Delbert Mitchell, born on April 4,1933
Margaret had delivered Delbert at Lola's home on the Jaquish Ranch, east of Santa Margarita in the Rinconada District. Paul loved her children and raised them as his own.
Bill is a retired electrical contractor in Los Angeles, California.
Jean was a homemaker. She died around 1977 in Redding, California.
Jack was in construction and lives in Marysville, California.
Delbert was in construction and mechanics. He died in the early 1970's in Redding, California.
They remained in ranching until the late 1940's. They ranched locally and in other areas of California. They had a dairy in Humbolt County in the late 1930's, and another in Santa Rosa in the mid 1940's. In the late 1940's, he moved into construction and traveled about the western states. He was usually foreman over the mechanics on construction equipment. He stayed in this until he retired in the 1960's.
They bought and sold many homes. Lola was very restless and could not seem to settle down for any length of time in any one area. In 1970 they moved to Redding,
California to be near their daughter. It was their last move. In 1973, Paul had open heart surgery and two weeks later, on February 9,1973, he died. Shortly after, Lola entered a nursing home. She died in 1979 from complications of old age. Both are buried in Redding, California.
Paul loved his family and children. He was kind and gentle. He was well liked
And easy to love and a very moral man. He could be too indecisive and passive or too sensitive and sometimes display an explosive temper. He was a skilled mechanic, rancher and liked to hunt, garden and play golf occasionally. He was president of the Senior Citizen Dance Club of Morro Bay, California and a long time Grange member.
Church affiliation was usually Full Gospel.
Paul Edward Wayne was born on May 24,1906 in San Luis Obispo, California. He was the tallest of his family, almost 6" with wavy black hair and gentle dark brown eyes and was very Handsome. He was the fourth of Margaret's children and the third son
He started work at the age of fifteen on the Carrisa Plains as a cowboy, breaking horses. He married Lola Jackson Jaquish around 1935. Lola was a member of the
Jackson-Sumner family, a sister of Fate. She was born January 2,1897, and was of medium size, and dark coloring. She was a widow with four children. Their names were:
William Lewis, born June 17,1921
Julia Jean, born on December 29, 1924
John Horace, born on December 31,1927
Delbert Mitchell, born on April 4,1933
Margaret had delivered Delbert at Lola's home on the Jaquish Ranch, east of Santa Margarita in the Rinconada District. Paul loved her children and raised them as his own.
Bill is a retired electrical contractor in Los Angeles, California.
Jean was a homemaker. She died around 1977 in Redding, California.
Jack was in construction and lives in Marysville, California.
Delbert was in construction and mechanics. He died in the early 1970's in Redding, California.
They remained in ranching until the late 1940's. They ranched locally and in other areas of California. They had a dairy in Humbolt County in the late 1930's, and another in Santa Rosa in the mid 1940's. In the late 1940's, he moved into construction and traveled about the western states. He was usually foreman over the mechanics on construction equipment. He stayed in this until he retired in the 1960's.
They bought and sold many homes. Lola was very restless and could not seem to settle down for any length of time in any one area. In 1970 they moved to Redding,
California to be near their daughter. It was their last move. In 1973, Paul had open heart surgery and two weeks later, on February 9,1973, he died. Shortly after, Lola entered a nursing home. She died in 1979 from complications of old age. Both are buried in Redding, California.
Paul loved his family and children. He was kind and gentle. He was well liked
And easy to love and a very moral man. He could be too indecisive and passive or too sensitive and sometimes display an explosive temper. He was a skilled mechanic, rancher and liked to hunt, garden and play golf occasionally. He was president of the Senior Citizen Dance Club of Morro Bay, California and a long time Grange member.
Church affiliation was usually Full Gospel.

Paul married ²Lola Jackson-Jaquish³, daughter of ²Jackson³ and ²Sumner³. Lola was born on 2 Jan 1897.

Georgia married ²Henry Anthony Williams³ in 1913 in Old Mission Catholic Church, San Luis Obispo, California. Henry was born on 26 Oct 1893 in San Luis Obispo, California. Another name for Henry was Henry Williams.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 120 F    i. Ethel Lois Williams (Still Living.)

Ethel married ²Reed Sherman³.

+ 121 M    ii. Robert Norman Williams (Still Living.)

Robert married ²Alice Chamblee³ in 1933.

Robert next married ²Virginia Thurmon-Kasper³ 1954 or 1955.

+ 122 M    iii. Gerald Edgar Williams (Died POW Cabanatuan Camp, Phillipines, 11 Jun 1942.)

+ 123 F    iv. Hazel Marguerite Williams (Still Living.)

+ 124 M    v. Martin Emmett Williams (Still Living.)

+ 125 M    vi. Howard Franklin Williams (Still Living.)

Cora married ²Harvey Matthew Cox³, son of ²Richard Cox³ and ²Hattie Humphries³. Harvey was born on 31 Mar 1908 in Waco, Texas, died on 7 Feb 1937 in San Luis Obispo, at age 28, and was buried in 1937 in Santa Margarita Cemetery. The cause of his death was pneumonia.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 126 F    i. Joan Arlene Cox (Still Living.)

Joan married ²Ezra Odle Jr.³ in 1950 in Laverne CA.

Joan next married ²Ray Strothkamp³ (d. 1987) in 1962.

+ 127 M    ii. Richard Cox was born on 12 Apr 1936.

Richard married ²Dorothy³.

+ 128 M    iii. Roy Cox was born on 12 Apr 1936, died on 14 Jan 1945, at age 8, and was buried in Chico, California.

Cora next married ²Joseph Gracia³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 129 M    i. William (Billie Joe) Gracia (Still Living.)

Cora next married ²Lawrence Andrew Andersen³, son of ²Andrew Peter Soren Andersen³ and ²Ida Belle Thompson³. Lawrence was born on 25 Jan 1907 in Escanaba, Michigan, died on 13 Jul 1991 in Valley Pres Hospital, Van Nuys, California, at age 84, and was buried on 24 Jul 1991 at sea, Pt. Fermin. Los Angeles, California. The cause of his death was respiratory arrest, carcinomatosis, lung cancer.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 130 M    i. Larry J. Andersen Sr (Still Living.)

Larry married ²Guadalupe Orozco S.³ on 15 Oct 1968 in Hermosilo, Sonora, Mexico.

Larry next married ²Martha Adams³ in Van Nuys, California.

Larry had a relationship with ²Pamela Lynn Phillips³.

Larry next married ²Janis Jane Jones³ on 11 Jun 1997 in Bold Airstrip, Lake Eklutna, Alaska.

+ 131 F    ii. Pattie Sue Andersen (Still Living.)

Pattie married ²Steven Knapp³ on 30 Apr 1965 in Newhall, CA.

Cora next married ²James Dean Manning³.

Cora next married ²Johnny Sanchez³.

Cora next married ²David Lieber³.

Cora next married ²Art³.

Cora next married ²Vern³.

Cora next married ²Charles³.

Cora next married ²Eddie Eckenrode³. Eddie Eckenrode died in 1982 in Oregon.

Cora next married ²Earl Greenrock³. Earl was born in Coeur D'alene, Idaho, died on 10 Feb 1998 in Loma Linda, California, and was buried in Cremated - Ashes Scattered In Oregon.

General Notes: He operated bakeries.

Elmer married ²Mildred Heston³.

General Notes: Opal and Melvin had a nursing home.

Dorothy married ²Melvin A. Tarter³.

Ida married ²Ernest Walter Swihart³.

Joyce married ²Dale B. Ebersale³.

Hoyt married ²Martha³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 132 M    i. Charles Milton Foster (Still Living.)

Hoyt next married ²Jewel Davenport³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 133 F    i. Bonnie Jewel Foster (Still Living.)

+ 134 F    ii. Darlene Virginia Foster (Still Living.)

Hoyt next married ²Doris A Keager Young³.

William married ²Ruth Campbell³.

William next married ²Rue Edwards³.

Alonzo married ²Eleanor Washburn³.

Theodor married ²Elsa Smith³.

Theodor next married ²Louise³.

George married ²Hiltreed Leinz³.

Twelfth Generation (9th Great Grandchildren)

Ethel married ²Reed Sherman³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 135 F    i. Barbara Sherman (Still Living.)

Barbara married ²Truhitte³.

Barbara next married ²Ron Goodwin³.

Robert married ²Alice Chamblee³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 136 M    i. Robert Norman Williams (Still Living.)

+ 137 M    ii. John Bert Williams (Still Living.)

Robert next married ²Virginia Thurmon-Kasper³, daughter of ²Unknown Thurmon³ and ²Unknown³.

Joan married ²Ezra Odle Jr.³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 138 M    i. David Odle (Still Living.)

David married ²Valerie³.

+ 139 F    ii. Sherry Odle (Still Living.)

Sherry married (name unknown).

+ 140 M    iii. Michael Odle (Still Living.)

+ 141 M    iv. Danny Odle (Still Living.)

Danny married ²Brenda³.

+ 142 F    v. Cindy Odle (Still Living.)

Cindy married (name unknown).

Joan married ²Ray Strothkamp³. Ray Strothkamp died in 1987.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 143 M    i. Kevin Strothkamp (Still Living.)

Kevin married (name unknown).

General Notes: (520) 568-4243

Richard married ²Dorothy³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 144 F    i. Ginger Cox (Still Living.)

+ 145 M    ii. Second Child (Still Living.)

+ 146 M    iii. Third Child (Still Living.)

Larry married ²Guadalupe Orozco S.³, daughter of ²Fernando Orozco³ and ²Angelita Orozco Siquerious³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 147 M    i. Larry Andersen Jr (Still Living.)

Larry married ²Victoria Gina Parco³ on 20 Aug 1997 in Matanuska Glacier, Alaska.

+ 148 F    ii. Patricia Elizabeth Andersen (Still Living.)

Patricia married ²Maxamiliano Valadez³ on 13 Jul 1996 in San Fernando, California.

Larry next married ²Martha Adams³.

Larry had a relationship with ²Pamela Lynn Phillips³.

Their children were:

+ 149 F    i. Christina Michel Andersen (Still Living.)

Larry next married ²Janis Jane Jones³, daughter of ²Stewart Clyde Jones³ and ²Marjorie Jane Holt³.

Pattie married ²Steven Knapp³, son of ²Willard Lee Knapp³ and ²Navarte Sarkissian³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 150 F    i. Jennifer Sue Knapp (Still Living.)

+ 151 M    ii. Ronald Charles Knapp (Still Living.)

+ 152 M    iii. Michael Andrew Knapp (Still Living.)

Thirteenth Generation (10th Great Grandchildren)

Barbara married ²Truhitte³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 153 M    i. Michael Truhitte (Still Living.)

Barbara next married ²Ron Goodwin³.

David married ²Valerie³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 154 F    i. Joslyn Odle (Still Living.)

+ 155 F    ii. Andrea Odle (Still Living.)

+ 156 M    iii. David Ezra Odle (Still Living.)

Sherry married (name unknown).

Children from this marriage were:

+ 157 F    i. Lakie (Still Living.)

Lakie married (name unknown).

Danny married ²Brenda³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 158 M    i. Son 1 (Still Living.)

+ 159 M    ii. Son 2 (Still Living.)

Cindy married (name unknown).

Children from this marriage were:

+ 160 M    i. Patrick Odle (Still Living.)

+ 161 F    ii. Summer Bree McEntee (Still Living.)

Kevin married (name unknown).

Children from this marriage were:

+ 162 M    i. Child 1 (Still Living.)

+ 163 F    ii. Child 2 (Still Living.)

Larry married ²Victoria Gina Parco³, daughter of ²Idolo Parco³ and ²Mafalda Politano³.

Patricia married ²Maxamiliano Valadez³.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 164 M    i. Max Montoya Valadez (Still Living.)

Fourteenth Generation (11th Great Grandchildren)

Lakie married (name unknown).

Children from this marriage were:

+ 165 M    i. Son1 (Still Living.)

Fifteenth Generation (12th Great Grandchildren)