Box 19

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Genealogy research and records of Virginia and North Carolina families compiled by Elizabeth Baum Wingo. Box 19 contains 6 folders comprised of research pertaining to the Wilson family.

Scope and Contents Family charts and pedigrees compiled by Elizabeth Baum Wingo, charts, pedigrees, and histories compiled by other authors, and family Bible records pertaining to the Wilson family of Norfolk County, Virginia. Associated family names include Adams, Alston, Baum, Boatright, Burgess, Butt, Byrd, Casewell, Cherry, Cheshire, Coreprew, Dilenschneider, Drew, Filer, Foreman, Goodrich, Graham, Happer, Hoges, Hollowell, Holmes, Kelsall, Kennon, Langley, Loyall, Mason, McNeill, Merriman, Newton,...

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Family histories including Wilson Research within "Orange County California Genealogical Society" and "The Wilson Genealogist" Volumne 1, Number 2, June-August 1969, research correspondence, and newspaper clippings pertaining to the Wilson family of Norfolk County, Virginia. This is folder 2 of 6.

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Research notes pertaining to the Wilson family of Norfolk County, Virginia. This is folder 3 of 6.

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Photographic prints and negative of the Wilson family coat of arms found from remnants of a wax seal on a document held at the Library of Virginia. The photographic material includes correspondence and a history of the Wilson family coat of arms. This is folder 4 of 6.

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Wilson family history and research compiled by Elizabeth Baum Wingo. The records come from a three-ringed binder. This folder contains the cover up to a "Days Gone By" newspaper article about Thomas Willoughby. This is the first folder of the three-ringed binder material and folder 5 of 6 in this box.

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Wilson family history and research compiled by Elizabeth Baum Wingo. The records come from a three-ringed binder. This folder contains the pages after a "Days Gone By" newspaper article about Thomas Willoughby, leading with the following page that is a newspaper clipping of another "Days Gone By" article dated March 12, 1943 and through to the back page of the three-ringed binder. This is the second folder of the three-ringed and folder 6 of 6 in this box.