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Marriage: Children:
  1. Gracia Ann Elizabeth Wallace: Birth: 1827. Death: 1870

  2. William T. Wallace: Birth: 1830.

  3. Nancy Cleopatra Wallace: Birth: 1831. Death: 1918

  4. Susan Wallace: Birth: 1835. Death: 1865

  5. James R. Wallace: Birth: 1839. Death: 1863

  6. Thomas David Wallace: Birth: 1843. Death: 1909


Notes
a. Reference:   19 DEC 2014 22:21:44
Changedatetime:   22:25:38
Note:   http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=50105134s
 Susannah H. Standifer (Wallace) was born in 1800 in Georgia, and probably accompanied her father, Skelton Standifer, from Georgia through Alabama to Monroe Co Ms. It was there in 1824 with Skelton and Lucy A. that she was received by letter at the New Hope Church. In 1825 her letter was returned. Her name appeared on a Monroe Co. deed with Skelton dated October 13, 1825. On conveyance of a certain piece of land (S3 T14S R18W) to Richard Moon Sr. and Temple Moon, Susan H. Standifer was to be given in payment 10,000 pounds of seed cotton. John Brown and Elizabeth S. Standifer witnessed this transaction. In 1827, Susannah sought dismissal from New Hope and was listed as "Wallis formerly Standifer". In 1830 the Monroe Census listed Isaiah Wallace as having a wife and two daughters. Nancy, one of Susannah's daughters, was born in 1831. In 1832 Isaiah and Susan appear together on a deed selling their Monroe Co. land. Susannah probably went to Lawrence Co, Alabama with Isaiah to claim grant lands he had there in 1833. Susan, another daughter, was born in Alabama in 1836. Sometime before James, her son, was born in Noxubee 1839, Isaiah and Susan returned to MS. The last listing for Isaiah isvin a Noxubee Tax List in 1842. He may have died and been buried in Noxubee at this time, since Susannah moved near the Webster community and by February 1843 bore Thomas David Wallace in Winston Co. In December 1848 she granted permission to her daughter Nancy to marry Wm. M. Porter. The marriage was conducted by Rev. Dickey of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. A gift was recorded in 1849 of Susannah H. to Nancy C. Porter of a slave Josephine. Testators were Wm B. Smith and Wm Hudson.
Changedate:   19 DEC 2014
Changedatez:   2014-12-19T00:00:00.000Z
Referencetype:   Creation Date


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