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• Parents
  Father | Male John Wesley Riley
  Birth		Montgomery County, NC
  Died		NC
  Buried
  Married	7 Jan 1847	Montgomery County, NC
  Father
  Mother
  Mother | Female Anna Mariah Wallace
  Birth	Abt 1829	Montgomery County, NC
  Died		NC
  Buried
  Father	William Wallace | F7636 Group Sheet
  Mother	Chaney Berry Cranford | F7636 Group Sheet
  Children
  Child 1 | Male John Houston Riley
  Birth		Montgomery County, NC
  Died
  Buried
  Child 2 | Female Amanda Riley
  Birth		Montgomery County, NC
  Died
  Buried
  Child 3 | Female Minerva Riley
  Birth		Montgomery County, NC
  Died
  Buried
  Child 4 | Male William Riley
  Birth	Abt 1848	Montgomery County, NC
  Died
  Buried
  Child 5 | Male Alexander Lee Riley
  Birth	5 Dec 1852	Montgomery County, NC
  Died	4 Sep 1927	INTERRED NEAR TEXARKANA, TEXAS
  Buried
  Spouse	Madora E. Shemwell | F6935
  Married	WFT Est 1871-1877
  Spouse	Priscilla Jane Reeves | F6936
  Married	WFT Est 1875-1905

• Notes

  Five children were born to Anna Mariah Wallace and John Wesley Riley. (from the work of Allen Wallace) There is no record that Anna Mariah Wallace and John Wesley Riley ever left NC. Although Mrs. Addie Bethel Reeves, a daughter-in-law of Anna Mariah's sister, was of the opinion that they did move to KY for a while, the descendants of Anna Mariah have no knowledge of it. Anna Mariah and John Wesley, did, however, according to a grandson, Walter H. Riley, move to the vicinity of Winston-Salem and Wilkesboro. This probably was in Yadkin County where Anna Mariah's sister, Nancy Caroline at one time lived before moving to KY. Anna Mariah and John Wesley, according to Walter H. Riley, made a second move that took them into the Blue Ridge mountains of NC. It is believe that this was somewhere in the vicinity of Asheville. (from the work of Allen Wallace)