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Bill Wallace

THE ANNANIAS WALLACE FAMILY

It is my belief that William Wallis and Annanias Wallace were brothers or first cousins. There have very good yDNA matches between the two families.

Do not let Wallace/Wallis be a problem in your research. Clerks used Wallace, Wallis, Wallas, Wallice etc. and sometimes used as many as three variations in the same document. Use the name you are comfortable with but realize that clerks used the spelling that THEY were comfortable with and possibly not the spelling the family used.

Check the Wallace/WALLIS DNA Project at Http://www.familytreedna.com/Public/WallaceDNA/ . Our Wallis/Wallace Family male line (yDNA) Haplogroup is I-BY48.. The William Wallis decendants #'s are 8166, 73077, 74882, 76071 and 5081 and the Ananias Wallace descendants #'s are 134793, 74323, 192299 and 244699. We welcome additional yDNA members and wish you luck in matching your Autosomal DNA cousins at Familytreedna.com, Ancestry.com, 23andme.com or other DNA companies..
Annanias Wallace was listed on Jackson County Tax Digests in 1831, 1832, and 1834. Although he aquired his land in 1817 he did not morve from Greenville County SC until around 1830 so someone else occupied his land and paid his taxes until that time. Can anyone answer that question? Others Wallaces paying taxes and living near Annanias were Thomas, James, Rachel, Charles and William. Allso, John and his son Absoleom lived near Annanias but I know that they are a different y-DNA line although they have assumed they were family. . Does anyone know the y-DNA Haplogroup for Thomas, James, Rachel's husband Charles and William?

1810 Greenville County SC Census: Roll 62, pg. 509, line 37.
Wallice, Anias
Males: 2 under 10, 1 = 26-44,
Females: 1 = under 10, 1 = 26-44.

1817 Jackson County GA Land Grant, Book L-5, pg. 113, 394 acres.

1820 Greenville County SC Census: Roll M33_120, pg. 93, line 4.
Walliss, Hananis
Males: 5 = under 10, 1 = 10-15, 1 = 26-44,
Females: 1 = 26-44, 1 working in manufacturing.

1830 not found, probably in process of moving to Georgia.

1840 Gwinnett County GA Census: Roll 42, pg. 92, line 5.
Wallis, Annanias
Males: 1 = 60-70, no slaves,
Females: 1 = 15-20, 1 = 60-70, 1 working in agriculture, 1 working in manufacturing and trade.
Note: This is probably their son Augustus placed in the wrong column.

1850 Gwinnett County GA Census: 145, 145, Rockbridge dist., Roll M432_71, pg. 140.
Wallace, Annanias 72 W M wheel right (blind) NC, Rebecca 68 W F SC

Birth	1778	North Carolina, USA
Death	Abt 1855	Gwinnett County, Georgia, USA
Marriage		Greenville County, South Carolina, USA - Rebecca FORD

Spouse	Rebecca FORD (1782 - 1850)
Child	John A. WALLACE (1806 - 1857)
Child	SonB WALLACE (1808 - )
Child	Temperance WALLACE (1809 - )
Child	James M. WALLACE ( - )
Child	Moses WALLACE (1811 - 1880)
Child	Son E. WALLACE (1813 - )
Child	Augustus H. "Gus" WALLACE ( - )