Leticia TILSON
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Name Leticia TILSON Born Abt 1801 Washington County, Virginia
[1, 2] - According to the family bible of David Powell Wilcox, Letitia was born about 1801. Her father, Stephen, appears in the Washington County, Virginia tax list through the year 1805. Therefore, Letitia was likely born in Washington County, Virginia.
Gender Female Physical Description blind in the 1850 census [3] Name Wilcox Reference Number 5347 Died 22 Apr 1861 [1] Person ID I5347 Bennetts of Pittsylvania County Last Modified 28 Apr 2011
Father Stephen TILSON, b. Abt 1778 Mother Martha PRICE Married 01 May 1800 Washington County, Virginia
[4, 5] Children 1. Leticia TILSON, b. Abt 1801, Washington County, Virginia
, d. 22 Apr 1861Family ID F1082 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family John WILCOX, d. Oct 1838 Married 25 Nov 1819 Greene County, Tennessee
[6] Children 1. James Washington WILCOX, b. 1820 2. Martha Cameline WILCOX, b. 1822, d. Oct 1851 (Age 29 years) 3. Christopher Columbus WILCOX, b. 1825 4. David Powell WILCOX, b. 08 Jun 1830, Tennessee
, d. 23 Mar 1918 (Age 87 years)Married: Lucy Jane LUTTRELL (1849)5. Letitia Jane WILCOX, b. 15 Mar 1839 Married:Family ID F1187 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - The Methodist Church at Elizabethton, was undoubtedly formed prior to the Presbyterian, and like the latter, they at first held services in the courthouse and in the academy. About 1836 a small frame building was erected at the lower end of Main Street, opposite where Mr. Wilcox now lives. It was occupied until about 1859, when the present house was begun and completed a year or two later. Among the first members ofthe church were John Singletary, Mrs. John Wilcox and family, Joseph Taylor, John Stephens and David Adams, a local preacher. (Goodspeed History of Carter County)
In the 1850 census Letitia Wilcox is listed as blind.
- The Methodist Church at Elizabethton, was undoubtedly formed prior to the Presbyterian, and like the latter, they at first held services in the courthouse and in the academy. About 1836 a small frame building was erected at the lower end of Main Street, opposite where Mr. Wilcox now lives. It was occupied until about 1859, when the present house was begun and completed a year or two later. Among the first members ofthe church were John Singletary, Mrs. John Wilcox and family, Joseph Taylor, John Stephens and David Adams, a local preacher. (Goodspeed History of Carter County)
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Sources - [S23] Family Bible - David Powell Wilcox, (Second Date, 2006).
- [S526] Washington County Land Tax Records, frame 0249, the 1805 Personal Property Tax List B shows Stephen Tilson charged for himself and two horses.
- [S447] 1850 Census Carter Co., TN, (NARA), James Pearce household.
- [S214] Virginia Marriages to 1800, (Name: Ancestry.com;).
- [S507] Annals of Southwest Virginia, Summers, Lewis Preston, (Lewis Preston Summers, Abington, Virginia, 1929), p. 1271.
- [S175] Early East Tennessee Marriages, Vol. 2, Brides, Byron & Barbara Sistler, (Name: Byron Sistler & Associates, Inc. Nashville, TN 1987;), p. 363.
- [S23] Family Bible - David Powell Wilcox, (Second Date, 2006).
