Individual Details

On 19th, by Rev. Daniel Witt, Mr. Wm. Adkin Wingo of Nottoway Co. to Miss Nannie Motley Scott of Amelia (3 Feb 1848)

1850 Nottoway County VA Census: 306, 306, Roll M432_965, pg. 384.
Wingow, William 24 W M farmer VA, Nancy 21 W F VA with
Wingow, Henry 68 W M farmer $3,000 VA, Sarah 66 W F VA, Mary 28 W F VA

Obituary in the "Religious Herald", a Baptist Newspaper published in Richmond, Virginia
Published 2/10/1859

"WILLIAM ATKINS WINGO Died, Mr. Wm. Atkins Wingo, at his home in Nottoway County, VA. on Thursday night the 13th inst., in the 36th year of his age. Bro. Wingo professed faith in Christ, and was baptiszed into the fellowship of the Nottoway Baptist church, about 8 years ago, by Elder Wm. Tyree, of which he continued a consistant and useful member until death. --For several years he filled promptly and faithfully the duties of Clerk of the church. He was one of those, who, from the day he came into the church, was willing to take up his cross and follow Christ. He made it always convenient to be present at the meetings of the church. He delighted in the worship of the santuary, consequently did not forget to assemble himself with the people of God, as the manner of some is. He was liberal in his contributions for benevolent objectives. He possessed a kind heart, and though a modest and retiring man, exerted a good influence. In a word, Bro. Wingo, as all who knew him bear me witness, was indeed a good man, and will be very much missed. He has left a wife, three little children, and aged parents, with numerous friends and relatives to weep after him; but they weep not as those who have no hope. It is true his death was very unexpected, he was sick but a few days, adn was not thought to be ill until a few hours before he died. The brain being the seat of the disease, he was not conscious of his condition, hence, said nothing about death and eternity. But while he left no dying word to comfort his weeping friends, he has left behind a walk that leads fondly to hope that our loss is his gain. Like a Christian he lived. S.J.A. Tennessee Baptist please copy"

1860

1870 Nottoway County VA Census: 135, 135, Burkeville PO, Hayokah, Roll M593_1669, pg. 174.
Wingo, Nancy 40 W F no occupation $500 $0 VA, Elizabeth 16 W F at home VA, Martha 10 W F at home VA

1880 Nottoway County VA Census: 292, 292, Haytokah, Roll T9_1382, ED 154, pg. 173C.
Wingo, Nancy M. 57 W F self Wd farming VA VA VA, E. Laura 29 W F dau at home VA VA VA, M. Sarah 22 W F dau at home VA VA VA and
Nobles, W. Robt. 13 W M nephew works on farm VA VA VA

Birth	30 Nov 1823	Nottoway County, Virginia, USA
Marriage	19 Jan 1848	Amelia County, Virginia, USA - Nancy Motley SCOTT
Death	13 Jan 1859	Nottoway County, Virginia, USA

Spouse	Nancy Motley SCOTT (1829 - 1880)
Child	Lizzie Louis WINGO (1850 - 1939)
Child	Elizabeth Laura WINGO (1852 - )
Child	Martha Sarah "Pattie" WINGO (1856 - 1953)

Father	Henry WINGO (1782 - 1876)
Mother	Sarah W. "Sally" BALDWIN (1784 - 1869)
Sibling	Elizabeth S WINGO (1808 - 1843)
Sibling	Nancy L. WINGO (1810 - 1840)
Sibling	George R. WINGO (1812 - 1845)
Sibling	Mary A. WINGO (1815 - 1880)
Sibling	Martha W. WINGO (1817 - 1844)
Sibling	James H. WINGO (1821 - 1859)
Sibling	Major Samuel B. WINGO (1827 - 1906)