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1	Emsley Wallace Emsley Thomas Wallace, son of Isham Wallace and Nancy Furr, married Priscilla Melton (1834-1909),daughter of James Melton and Temperance Horner. The Wallaces and the Meltons were close neighbors and there were four marriages between the families; Emsley and three of his brothers went on to marry four of James Melton’s daughters. Emsley and Priscilla lived just southeast of the town of Robbins at the end of the present day Rushwood Road. Like many of his time, Emsley spent the majority of his life farming the 230 acres of land he owned near Buffalo Creek.	Duncan G. Garner Regina Hunsucker Priscilla Melton Emsley Thomas Wallace John M. Wallace Lucian Thomas Wallace Mallie Lester Wallace Sampson Delaney Wallace Virgil Spinks "Byrd" Wallace
2	Everet Wallace Everet Wallace appeared for the very first time in the 1790 Census in Moore County, NC. Everet, appearing with his wife, Caty/Catherine and their infant daughter, Celia, were the only Wallaces recorded in the Moore County, NC Census that year. From his first appearance in the 1790 Census to his last in a Tax Record in 1844/1845, there are over 35 known references to Everet in Moore County, NC records. Among these records, Everet can be found entering land, paying taxes, serving on juries, testifying at trials, and purchasing goods at estate sales.	Everet Wallace
3	Isham Wallace Isham Wallace, the son of Everet and Caty/Catherine Wallace, married Nancy Furr (1806-1881) and is considered one of the mostly widely held common ancestors in upper Moore County. Nancy was the daughter of Charles Furr and Nancy Sowell. Isham, a lifelong farmer, lived on over 1100 acres of land in the Buffalo Creek/Meadow Branch area southeast of Robbins (just east of the intersection of Hwy 24/27 and the Mt. Carmel Road). Isham and Nancy as well as a large number of their descendants are buried, not far from their home, at Flint Hill Baptist Church.	Isham Wallace
4	Mallie Wallace Mallie L. Wallace was born May 31, 1910 to Lucian and Nancy Williams Wallace. He grew up a farmer's son and was at heart a farmer himself. He married Clara Cockman and was the father to four girls: Jacqueline, Chloe, Doris and Patricia.	Mallie Lester Wallace
5	The history of David Jackson and Mary Morrison History and notes on David Jackson, Mary Morrison and their family. Compiled by the Jackson 2010 Reunion committee.	Family: Jackson/Morrison (F1571)
6	William Lane Wallace, Arrie Lane Wallace and descendants Brief History of William Lane Wallace by descendants of his son, Arrie Lane Wallace (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	Mary Davis Nellie Wood Houston Annie Elizabeth Smith Alice Wood Wallace Annie Wallace Archie Young Wallace Arrie Lane Wallace Ernest B. Wallace Everett W. Wallace Grace Wallace James Wallace Louise Wallace Mary "Duck" Wallace Missouri/Mazura "Mo" Smith Wallace Needham Evander Wallace Owen Lane Wallace Percy Michaux Wallace Ruth A. Wallace Susanna Wallace Thomas Walter Wallace Wesley Royce "Race" Wallace William J. Wallace William Lane Wallace
7	Williams Family History by Maxine Williams McNeill Copies of the first few pages of Maxine Williams McNeill's book "The Williams Family". These pages detail the stories handed down through the generations regarding the Jeremiah Williams family. I can not attest to their accuracy but they are at the very least informative and instructive for others to follow behind with additional research. A great deal of gratitude to Maxine Williams McNeill and the fellow Williams family researchers who put this book together.	Elizabeth Wallace Jeremiah Williams