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Re: Book Elisha Walling the Longhunter

Lerbea3 — 2015-01-07 03:18:19Z

Thank you, but I did find it last year.

bea

Re: Book Elisha Walling the Longhunter

KathieSarchet — 2015-01-05 14:10:30Z

The book was written by Carolyn D. Wallin and it is available through Amazon.com.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?index=books&linkCode=qs&...

The book is quite expensive, I would see if I could locate it through Inter-Library Loan.

Thanks,
Kathie Miller Sarchet

Peter, John & Lewis WALLING of Fulton Co, IL

bjstock — 2014-11-15 00:26:18Z

Seeking info on Peter [b. abt 1807], John [b. abt 1803] or Lewis [b. abt 1798] WALLING of Fulton Co, IL who were listed as uncles to Julia (Walling) Plumb - daughter of my gggrandfather, Joel Walling, b. 1794, Sussex, NJ. All 4 men were b in New Jersey..

Re: Jasper Bidwell Walling - Laura Walling's father

jilly_bug — 2014-08-18 19:02:59Z

I see you posted this sevearl years ago. If you are still interested, J.B. Walling is my ancestor. My great grandmother Chloe E. Piendl Walling wrote a short 5 page biography on him. I can send you that along with the other family history stuff I have. Please email me at jilly-bug@saintly.com

Re: Ferdinand Walling

saclon — 2014-05-16 16:24:36Z

I've also been hunting for more information regarding the Walling Family. Admittedly, I only recently began my research, so I already know I am missing some obvious info. I'd love to get connected to others researching this line, so glad to see a board active as recently as 1 year ago.

Ferdinand's brother William is my GGGrandfather.
His wife was Anna C Weitz (Wurtz)
b. 26 Jun 1869 d. 09 Oct 1911
m. 26 Sept 1886 in Allen Twp, La Salle, IL.
She also immigrated from Germany around 1880.
They had two daughters, Elsie A. (b. 1892, GGrandmother) and Minnie C. (b. 1888)

I look forward to any connections, Sarah

WALLING Jerome V Jr and Dorothy H

t42NewHope — 2014-04-29 12:12:52Z

WALLING Jerome V Jr and Dorothy H

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Re: Edith Walling of Keyport, NJ

shaman01 — 2014-04-15 18:52:45Z

Is this the same Edith who had a brother named Lester and a sister named Emma. If so, I may have considerable info. for you.

South Carolina Wallings

aggieboy — 2014-02-24 20:16:44Z

This message is for all those who have Walling family ties to South Carolina before 1850. We would like to invite those of you that have the Walling surname in your family tree and have roots in South Carolina pre-dating 1850 to participate in a project to help establish family relationships between early Walling families via DNA research. There are three companies that you can choose from to have your DNA tested: 23andMe.com, Ancestry.com, and familytreedna.com. No matter which company you choose, the standard fee is $99.00 to get started.

For those of you that are male and have the Walling surname with ties to South Carolina, we encourage you to order the YDNA test(Y-DNA37) from familytreedna.com. It is currently $169.00 but is well worth it. Since the Y chromosome is only passed down from male to male, this test is useful in finding paternal line cousins.

If you have any questions, please contact Tom Brown at tnmbrown @ hotmail.com.

Cornelius Roberts Walling's wife Abigal Smith

njlinke81 — 2014-01-25 22:01:44Z

I have been working on my Family tree and I have found that my 5th great grand father Anthony Smith married Experience Mengsha who was who was an Minisinck/ Lenni-Lenapa indian from nutswamp in monmouth NJ where Anthony Smith tought school to the Indians. they had a daughter named Abigak Smith who married Cornelius Walling. Although this is all I know of my Indian heritage. does anyone else have anymore info on this? Thank You.

Re: Wallen-Walling-Wallin-Walden-Waldon

Sawgreenup — 2013-12-14 05:07:48Z

I do have pics of John and Malvina Wallen

Re: Wallen-Walling-Wallin-Walden-Waldon

Sawgreenup — 2013-12-14 05:05:09Z

I have no pics but, I have detailed info. John Walling is my great grandfather, his wife, my great grandmother was Malvina Todd. My grandfather is Ruben Alexander Waldon, his wife was Edith Mae Barker. I have many detailed records and a willing to share if you need them. You can contact me, Sharon A. Waldon Greenup @ 765-269-6190 at&t cell phone. Call anytime

DNA Hapalog group

wallbris — 2013-11-14 03:10:29Z

I was able to get me father, Ruben R Walling Sr, to do a DNA test through 23andMe. and I have his Paternal and Maternal Hapalog groups.

Valerie Walling

Re: walling family history and DNA

wallbris — 2013-11-14 02:33:27Z

had my father do dna and he was tested as R1B1B2 on the paternal line and H5a1 on his mother's side.

WALLING Carolyn Jean 1947 1992

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-27 13:49:20Z

WALLING Carolyn Jean 1947 1992

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Book Elisha Walling the Longhunter

Bea_Hackler — 2013-09-13 02:31:11Z

Would like a copy of the book about "Elisha Walling The Longhunter". Please contact me if anyone has it.

Thanks,
Bea

Re: William Walling, NYC Locomotive Engineer

jtennis_1 — 2013-09-09 18:58:57Z

Carrie,

I can send you a photo but unfortunately your gf is not specifically identified. If you will contact me at jtennis@earthlink.net, I'll send it to you with all of the other pertinent information.

John J. Long

Re: Ralph Walling 1590 London England

Lizzeylulu — 2013-09-09 17:04:26Z

Hey I'm a descendent of Ralph walling from his son Thomas walling I'm interested in and earlier info before Ralph and his wife Joyce arrive in Plymouth from ?
Thank you
Elisabeth

Re: Ferdinand Walling

rlalthaus — 2013-02-19 02:25:27Z

Thank you for your reply. I am reaching a point in my research where I will begin sending out letters to contact those family descendants who might be able to assist me in adding detail and life to each of the families. The Walling Family is one of those. I would appreciate any contact I could make with any of the Wallings. Thank you, Richard

WALLING Larry 1948 1969 son

t42Laureland — 2013-03-28 12:20:58Z

WALLING Larry 1948 1969 son

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WALLING Lonnie 1927 1961 father

t42Laureland — 2013-03-28 12:20:48Z

WALLING Lonnie 1927 1961 father

DaveStrickland photographed this persons tombstone in the Laureland Cemetery (Laurel Land), Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records.
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Re: walling family history and DNA

wallbris — 2013-04-09 03:09:35Z

I have only be able to trace our Walling line to the early 1820's to Berkeley CO SC. and there we have a major brick wall.

I talked my father into doing a dna test to verify what type of American indian he is... he tested out at 97% British Isle...

any help or info would be greatly appreciated here!!

Valerie walling brisbin

Re: walling family history and DNA

wallbris — 2013-06-05 02:27:55Z

at this point, i'd just like to be able to connect my branch of the walling family further back than 1829... going back any further would be fantastic!!

Valerie walling brisbin

Re: John Chisholm's wives

Frank_Wesslowski — 2012-08-20 21:56:33Z

Not having a legal background, I find your response detailed and helpful. I wish I could see the original question to see how your response could be construed as rude or arrogant but alas it was deleted by the author.

Re: John Chisholm's wives

mahard — 2012-08-14 18:31:48Z

Sorry you were offended, I gave you factual information based on 30 years of research. Death certificates do not exist for the Cherokee tribe. Detailed Cherokee family records are rare and take a great deal of time and expertise to assess; however the family of John D. Chisholm is well documented in obscure records and his grandson William is indicated as older than your ancestor and childless by the records. I suggested looking at PA records before attempting to delve into Cherokee records which are expensive and time consuming to review when a simpler answer might be in the PA record. One researcher has told me that Willaim R. Chisholm of Pennsylvania is the son of a John Chisholm who came to Pennsylvania from Scotland and settled in Bucks County. Because this is not my family I have not established this by documentation, but this seems like a more likely origin for the family. Best wishes.

Re: John Chisholm's wives

mahard — 2012-08-20 22:25:09Z

Thanks. It is fairly common with Cherokee research that a lot of people want to be connected to the tribe and are very disappointed when either it turns out to be false or they can't substantiate it by records. She was hoping to find the death certificate for William Chisholm or Ignatius that would prove the relationship, but these wouldn't exist for the 19th centry and certainly not for the tribe. It would also be unusual for someone like the son of Ignatius to be able to pass for White in Pennsylvania, but stranger things have happened. The Bureau of Indian Affairs has a ton of records that unfortuantely remain unindexed and sometime real gems can be found in the claims letters and even in some court cases in the Territorial courts, but all are hard to access ... maybe some day.

William Walling, train engineer

jtennis_1 — 2013-04-16 18:21:07Z

Am looking for descendants of William Walling who might have an interest in a photo of William at a train wreck in Batavia, NY in 1885.

John Long

WALLING Lester E 1914-1949

t42RushSprings — 2013-04-11 17:10:27Z

WALLING Lester E 1914-1949

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Marian Elanor WALLING - Birth Entry Extracted from Providence RI Records of Births, Yr Ending 31 Dec 1892

mindfoggs2 — 2013-02-16 20:02:51Z

I am NOT RELATED to the following mentioned person/family whose extracted information appears below. The information below is also, ALL the information I have for the person/family. I'm posting it in case it's of some interest or help to someone else.

Prior to mid 1921 in RI, BMD were recorded in ledger style books, first at the municipal level & then, at the end of the year, a copy, also ledger style was created & turned in to the state as the state's official copy.

I've just gotten a copy of a set of pages from one such ledger style book for the City of Providence for births occuring in the year ending Dec. 31st, 1892 & registered in the City of Providence. The ledger book pages are numbered 132 - 133 & the volume # is 15.

The columns are headed, "Registered at; Date of Birth - for all the year is 1892; Full Name of Child; Sex; Color; No. of the Child; Place of Birth; Ward; Names of Parents; Ages of Parents; Occupation of Father; Birth Place of Father; Birth Place of Mother"

105 Eiswald/26 Aug/Marian Elanor Walling/F/W/1/Warwick, RI/ Joseph & Ida S.(Field)/36-32/Bookkeeper/Providence/Scituate, RI

Re: Sarah Martha Sullivan

CMGARDNER713 — 2013-08-07 03:36:03Z

Hello Sandy,
Do you have additional info on William Henry Sullivan and Martha Truitt Curry? Did they have children before he passed away?

WALLING Jennie May 1906-1991

t42Birdville — 2013-01-11 14:43:53Z

WALLING Jennie May 1906-1991

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WALLING James Edward 1901-1926

t42Birdville — 2013-01-02 13:41:40Z

WALLING James Edward 1901-1926

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WALLING Smith Adrian Sr and Julia May

t42Birdville — 2013-01-02 13:41:18Z

WALLING Smith Adrian Sr and Julia May

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John J and Oliver S. Walling

ErikaHunt477 — 2013-02-14 00:57:17Z

On my line of Wallings I am stuck on Oliver S. Walling and his wife Mary Ann and their son John J.

Re: Walling to Wallin

ErikaHunt477 — 2013-02-03 20:27:22Z

This is the flow I have.

Aaron P. Wallen (1838 - )
is your 2nd cousin 5x removed
William Wallen (1803 - )
Father of Aaron P.
Abijah Wallen
Father of William
Jonathan Walling (1750 - 1792)
Father of Abijah
Rachel Walling (1780 - 1835)
Daughter of Jonathan
Jonathan Mixner (1814 - 1883)
Son of Rachel

Re: Ferdinand Walling

RobertHall1948 — 2013-02-19 04:04:08Z

I can help somewhat in your search on some of the
Walling. My niece is much more in to it than I but I can help. Please send me an email on what you are looking for and if I have it I will make it available to you. I can also then forward the request to my niece if we are on the right track. Good luck with your search. my email address is bojuhall@att.net

Re: Ferdinand Walling

RobertHall1948 — 2013-02-11 23:27:47Z

I trust you found what you were looking for . My niece has has a lot of info on the Walling family and I can connect you if you would like.

Re: Garbriel Walling & Lucy Ann Rorick Walling Family Book

Pattig009 — 2013-04-17 01:49:31Z

Can you give contact information on how to reach you? I would be interested in a book, and adding my line. I am from Nelson D Walling line.

Re: William Walling, NYC Locomotive Engineer

Kherisseah — 2013-09-08 22:06:58Z

William is my great grandfather Wallace c. Wallings father. I would love to see a photo of him if you still have it. Thanks, Carrie

Walling near Islandton South Carolina

pamdwyer51 — 2013-06-16 18:35:04Z

Does anyone have any information about the Walling family who lived I rural Islandton South Carolina. My grandma was Hattie Walling Vachout and her parents were George Walling and Mary Carson Walling.

walling family history and DNA

jwalling28 — 2012-10-21 07:35:12Z

there are different family lines and apparently two major families of Wallings, one German the other from England. My branch of the family is believed to have come from the historical west riding of Yorkshire (Elmet), and first settled at Plymouth and then in north smithfield Rhode Island, personally my family did live in that same area until very recently, and many wallings/wallens do decend from this location as well. I am in the process of doing deep clade research and have found that my family line which includes the other surnames walden/wallen as interchangable/regional surnames, the my belief is , and by looking at the etymology behind the name, I believe that it is in reference to "Wealh", or the root word associated with wales, there are lots of "wal" names that I think are related ancestrally as the original inhabitants of Britain, or the "celtic Britons", so the surname could be more of an ethnic designation turned into a surname. The surname walling = wealh+ingas, meaning people of wealhs, wallen = wealh+enius, meaning place of the wealhs, and walden = wealh=dun, meaning valley of the wealhs. The interesting thing is that the eytomology matches each name and the DNA of people with these surnames matches exactly,,eluding to the understanding of our ancestors of relation to the name in that regard. I have tested as L21 and also under that as DF13, both are very prevalent in the "celtic Fringe", and I think that coupled with the possible etymology of the names suggests that one branch of the walling/wallen/walden family goes back to pre anglo-saxon Britain. if anyone would like to discuss this topic and or get involve with the DNA research please contact me, thanks

Re: col.jesse walling

clkcrna — 2013-05-31 20:09:28Z

I am the granddaughter of Mary Jeanette Roberts, descendant of Isac Preston Roberts. She told me about Jesse Walling

Re: walling family history and DNA

smokyblacksmith — 2013-05-08 03:03:31Z

I have read that our name is from the name Cadwallon(Caswallon),which was a Welsh or Briton god and real-life general who fought against the Roman invaders around 54BC.His name in Brythonic is Kađđiwellaunos.

Coat Of Arms?

smokyblacksmith — 2013-07-14 03:57:16Z

Does anyone know if Ralph Walling or his father or etc. received a coat of arms?Thank-you.

Sincerely,
Ethan Walling

Ralph Walling's Ancestry

smokyblacksmith — 2013-04-03 03:33:11Z

Does anyone know anything about Ralph Walling jr.'s parents and ancestry,if so please reply.He was born in Hulton,England and died in Plymouth Colony.Thank-you.

Re: Jesse Walling TN

Sherri_McBrien — 2013-08-09 01:26:24Z

Jesse Walling was my great great grandfather. I would love any information you have about him or his home. Please email me at Sherri.McBrien@gmail.com.

Re: Jesse Walling TN

Sherri_McBrien — 2013-08-09 01:24:54Z

Jesse Walling was my great great grandfather. I would love to make contact with you about his life and his home. Please email me at Sherri.McBrien@gmail.com. I do have one photo of the house with Jesse and Belle on the porch, as well as a few others of the two of them.

Thank you.
Sherri McBrien

Re: Wallen-Walling-Wallin-Walden-Waldon

elli637 — 2013-08-12 15:28:57Z

I am hoping you are still on here as it has been awhile since this post. My gggg grandfather was Joseph Wallin and GGGG Grandmother was Frances Fanny Tyree, Son Jessie, his son John, his son Fred His daughter my grandmother Matha S (Wallin)Blanton.
Could you email me a copy of the picture you have of them and any info you have. I would so much appreciate it.

Re: Thomas Walling Will

lnorth78 — 2013-03-23 03:58:34Z

By chance I happened upon your message,I beleive I am the great-granddaugther of Wille Jo Walling and may have some of the information you are looking for. Her daughter Frances was my grandmother. Let me know if I can be of any assistance. I know stories of Uncle Simmy in WWII.

Re: John Chisholm's wives

margotnewman21 — 2012-08-14 07:42:49Z

Having a legal background, I find your response arrogant and rude and not a response to my original question. I end this conversation.

Re: John Chisholm's wives

margotnewman21 — 2012-08-14 00:01:33Z

Thank you for your kind and quick response. Our family actually delineates from Richard Cheesome b 1613 London,Eng.The spouse of William R was Sarah Campbell according to 1880 census he lived His later years in Fulton Pa. Records in Gedcom show his father to be Ignatius Chisholm and mother sister of Corn Tassle daughter of Chief Corn Tassle. Family stories verbally handed down, also as basis to research. I'm not sure how you are related in the Chisholm family but am interested in knowing. I am trying to locate old photos we have but have recently moved, so have to do some looking. Thank you!