William Wilson
b. 1756 (Washington Co., RI) - d. May 14, 1795 (Waterford, Washington Co., OH)
History of Washington county, Ohio [n.p.,1881]
Jeremiah Wilson and his sons George, William, and David were among the 85 men who with their families constituted the second party of settlers sponsored by the Ohio Company.
Fort Frye / Photo taken from drawing featured on “Opening the Door West”
1800 INHABITANTS OF MARIETTA TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO
Joseph Frye, Constable / June 23, 1800
Listed by Head of household (free white males over the age of 21 yrs) with members of the household on the same line:
- David Wilson
NOTE: MARRIAGE RECORDS, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO (1789-1823): David Married Easter Convis In Wash. Co., OH, Sept. 1791
- George Wilson
- William Wilson / William Jr. / James Wilson / William Brown
NOTE: MARRIAGE RECORDS, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO (1789-1823) / Extracted from The Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly: William Brown (listed above in the household of William Wilson) Married Almedia Wilson in Wash. Co., OH Dec. 12, 1821.
Children:
- William Wilson Jr.
b. 1775 - d. 1849
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- James Wilson
b. before 1780 - d. ?
NOTE: James is listed in the household of William Wilson Sr. in 1800 as a Male over the age of 21.
- CAUTION: This has not been confirmed
Almedia Wilson Brown
b. before 1780 - d. ?
MARRIAGE RECORDS, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO (1789-1823) / Extracted from The Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly: William Brown (listed above in the household of William Wilson) Married Almedia Wilson in Wash. Co., OH Dec. 12, 1821.
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