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Descendants of Lot Wellman Descendants of Lot Wellman Courtesy of Frazier Farmstead Museum Our goal is to research the pioneers that came into the Walla Walla Valley Area, as a starter for those doing their family genealogy; we are not related . Head Researcher: Sarah Olsen, Researcher: Linda Kracke August 5, 2007 Generation No. 1 1. LOT 1 WELLMAN was born 15 Jun 1766 in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, and died 02 Apr 1845 in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts. He married (1) MERCY JENCKS 13 Sep 1795 in Massachusetts, daughter of DAVID JENCKS and MARTHA WHIPPLE. She was born 16 Dec 1772 in Of Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, and died 01 Jun 1813 in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts. He married (2) REBACAH COLE 28 Jul 1814 in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, daughter of WILLIAM COLE and HANNAH ?. She was born Abt. 1779, and died 16 Dec 1869 in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts. Notes for LOT WELLMAN: Some information from: Descendants of Thomas Wellman of Lynn, Massachusetts, By Rev. Joshua Wyman Wellman, D.D., Boston, Mass. Published by Arthur Holbrook Wellman, 50 Congress Street, 1918, page 224 Marriage Notes for LOT WELLMAN and MERCY JENCKS: Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 1800 Middlesex, Hamshire, Bershire and Bristol Bristol County Attleborough page 191 Lot Wellman & Mercy Jencks, Sept. 13, 1795 More About LOT WELLMAN and MERCY JENCKS: Marriage: 13 Sep 1795, Massachusetts Marriage Notes for LOT WELLMAN and REBACAH COLE: Massachusetts Marriages, 1633-1850 Record about Lot Wellman Name: Lot Wellman Gender: Male Spouse: Rebacah Cole Marriage Date: 28 Jul 1814 City: Attleboro County: Bristol Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 1987017 items 2-6. More About LOT WELLMAN and REBACAH COLE: Marriage: 28 Jul 1814, Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts Child of LOT WELLMAN and MERCY JENCKS is: 2. i. HARVEY 2 WELLMAN, b. 01 Dec 1796, Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts; d. 02 Nov 1861, Saverton, Ralls, Missouri. Descendants of Lot Wellman Courtesy of Frazier Farmstead Museum page 1 Generation No. 2 2. HARVEY 2 WELLMAN (LOT 1) was born 01 Dec 1796 in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, and died 02 Nov 1861 in Saverton, Ralls, Missouri. He married HARRIET M. PIERCE 01 Jun 1819. She was born 06 Jan 1800 in NY, and died 17 Nov 1865 in Saverton, Ralls, Missouri. Notes for HARVEY WELLMAN: 1850 Census MO Ralls Dist 73 Pg 186 Wellman,Harvey,50,W,Farmer,MA Harriet M.,49,F,NY Alfred,16,M,Laborer,AL *********** 1860 Census MO Ralls Saverton Image 158 Wellma,Harvey,62,M,Farmer,MA Harriet M.,60,F,NY Alfred C.,24,M,Farmer,AL Helen,24,F,MO Charles M.,3,M,MO Alice,1,F,MO James Phillipps,32,M,Farm Overseer,MO More About HARVEY WELLMAN: Census 1: 1850, MO Ralls Dist 73 Pg 186 Census 2: 1860, MO Ralls Saverton Image 158 Notes for HARRIET M. PIERCE: this file which is a excerpt from a small booklet titled "The Wellman Centennial 1863-1963 Walla Walla Washington" It was made for a family reunion and was sent to various family members. Grandfather's mother, Harriet Persey, was pampered by everyone including the slaves. It is told that one day she might cut out as many as fifteen hickory shirts, and then for the next six weeks she would have her maid dress her and comb her hair. Her older children were all well educated. Grandfather was the youngest and was spoiled and attended school only as he pleased. His oldest brother, Dr. Harvey Wellman, was sent to fight yellow fever in Panama. His daughter was the first white child born in Panama. She married R. Beebe who was a wealthy tobacco raiser. His son Nance manufactured stoves. He visited the Wellmans in Walla Walla at one time. After Beebe's death, Jimmy Nick took over the Beebe farm and became a very wealthy tobacco dealer although he never used tobacco. On one visit home Dr. Harvey Wellman objected to the way his brother Alfred was being raised and made arrangements for him to enter a preparatory school and then go to college. But when he went back to Panama to settle his business preparatory to taking over the management of his father's farm, he died there of yellow fever. Although the Wellman family owned many slaves, they were really Northern sympathizers. The father died in 1862 and in 1863 our grandfather decided to bring his family west. He now had a wife and three children. He sold his heritage for $1500 and with it bought his outfit and oxen. They left Hannibal MO in April and arrived in Walla Walla in Oct. When they camped at Tollgate, a snowstorm scattered the oxen and grandfather is said to have walked to Ft. Walla Walla for help. (Emailed by Michael Wellman - 17 Jun 2007) Descendants of Lot Wellman Courtesy of Frazier Farmstead Museum page 2 More About HARRIET M. PIERCE: Census 1: 1850, MO Ralls Dist 73 Pg 186(See Husband) Census 2: 1860, MO Ralls Saverton Image 158(See Husband) Marriage Notes for HARVEY WELLMAN and HARRIET PIERCE: Some information from Family Search, IGI, Marriage and Ancestral File, submitted by: Robert Wellman, 8749 W Montecito Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85037 More About HARVEY WELLMAN and HARRIET PIERCE: Marriage: 01 Jun 1819 Child of HARVEY WELLMAN and HARRIET PIERCE is: 3. i. ALFRED CRAIG 3 WELLMAN, b. 03 Nov 1834, Alabama; d. 20 Jan 1916, Walla Walla, Walla Walla, WA. Generation No. 3 3. ALFRED CRAIG 3 WELLMAN (HARVEY 2, LOT 1) was born 03 Nov 1834 in Alabama, and died 20 Jan 1916 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla, WA. He married HELEN MERRITT 02 Apr 1855 in Ralls, Missouri 1, daughter of HEZEKIAHMERRITT and CAROLINE DES MUKES. She was born 21 Oct 1836 in Missouri, and died 23 Apr 1916 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla, WA. Notes for ALFRED CRAIG WELLMAN: An illustrated history of Walla Walla County, state of Washington, By Professor W. D. Lyman, W.H. Lever, Publisher, 1901, Pg 444a-445 ALFRED C. WELLMAN, a farmer near Clyde, is a native of Alabama, born November 3, 1835. When a year old he was taken by his parents to Missouri, where his father became an extensive farmer and merchant. Mr. Wellman attended public schools until he acquired a good general education, then in 1855 took charge of his father’s eleven-hundred-acre farm. In 1862 the father died. The next year the family started across the plains with ox-teams to Walla Walla county, where, shortly after his arrival, Mr. Wellman took a pre-emption on Dry creek. He also engaged in mining in Idaho, and succeeded in locating some very rich claims. In 1871 Mr. Wellman was elected county assessor of Walla Walla county, and at the expiration of his term he became deputy sheriff, serving for two years. He then made a trip east in the interest of a patent calculator, one of his own invention. On his return he went to Silver City, Idaho, where he mined until 1876. He then located a timber culture on Eureka flat, and became one of the pioneer agriculturists of that section. He now owns and farms six hundred and forty acres on Eureka flat, raising wheat. He is an energetic and progressive man, highly esteemed in his community, and respected as one who may be relied upon to do as he agrees at all times. He was married in April, 1855, to Miss Helen M. Merritt, a native of Missouri, and to them have been born seven children, Charles V., Alice C., Richard H., Percy L., Mary J., Mark A. and Al C. In fraternal affiliations Mr. Wellman is identified with the Elks. Mrs. Wellman is a member of the Christian church, having joined the society of that faith in New London, Missouri, in 1855. ************ 1870 Census WA territory Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 324 Wellman,A.C.,38,MW,Laborer,MO Helen,34,FW,MO Charles,13,MW,MO Alice,11,FW,MO Richard,8,MW,MO Descendants of Lot Wellman Courtesy of Frazier Farmstead Museum page 3 Pierce,6,MW,W.T. Mary,4,FW,W.T. Mark,2,MW,W.T. ************ 1880 Census WA Walla Walla Dist 2 Pg 207D Alfred Wellman Self M Male W 45 AL Farmer PA NY Helen Wellman Other M Female W 43 MO Keep. House KY KY Alice Wellman Other S Female W 21 MO MO AL Richard Wellman Other S Male W 19 MO MO AL Percy Wellman Other S Male W 16 WA MO AL Mary Wellman Other S Female W 14 WA MO AL Mark Wellman Other S Male W 12 WA MO AL Alfred Wellman Other S Male W 2 WA MO AL -------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/SearchResultsStep2.aspx Last Name First Name - Census Year - County - Birth Place - Gender - Marital Status Wellman A C - 1885 - Walla Walla - Ky Unknown - Married Wellman H M - 1885 - Walla Walla - Ky Unknown - Married Wellman C V - 1885 - Walla Walla - Mo Unknown- Single Wellman R H - 1885 - Walla Walla - Mo Unknown - Single Wellman P L - 1885 - Walla Walla - Plains Unknown - Single Wellman M A - 1885 - Walla Walla - W T Unknown - Single Wellman A C - 1885 - Walla Walla - W T Unknown - Married Wellman M J - 1885 - Walla Walla - W T Unknown - Married Wellman A C - 1885 - Walla Walla - W T Unknown - Single ************* 1900 Census WA Walla Walla Clyde ED 82 Pg 4A Wellman,A.C.,head,MW,Nov 1835,65,m43,Farmer,AL,R.I,NY Helen,wife,FW,Oct 1836,63,m43,10,7,MO,KY,KY Alfred C.,son,Oct 1877,22S,MO,KY,KY Morehouse,Woran C.,laborer,MW,Sept 1867,30S,MN,NY,PA,Farmer ********** 1910 Census WA Walla Walla Clyde Pct ED 241 Pg 291A Wellman,Alfred C.,head,MW,74,m1,AL,R.I.NY,Farmer Helen M.,wife,FW,72,m1,53,10,7,MO,KY,KY Robinson,.W.,hired man,MW,53S,KY,OH,KY,Farm laborer French,George E.,hired man,29S,NC,TN,NC,Farm laborer Ranging,?,hired man,MW,26S,France,France,France,im 1897,Farm laborer Schafer,Hattie,hired girl,FW,42S,IA,OH,CAN,Cook More About ALFRED CRAIG WELLMAN: Burial: Mt View Cemetery, Walla Walla, WA 2 Census 1: 1850, MO Ralls Dist 73 Pg 186(See Father) Census 2: 1860, MO Ralls Saverton Image 158(See Father) Census 3: 1870, WA territory Walla Walla Walla Walla Pg 324 Census 4: 1880, WA Walla Walla Dist 2 Pg 207D Census 5: 1900, WA Walla Walla Clyde ED 82 Pg 4A Descendants of Lot Wellman Courtesy of Frazier Farmstead Museum page 4 Census 6: 1910, WA Walla Walla Clyde Pct ED 241 Pg 291A Pioneer Step: 1863, Step #112 Pd by Louise Waldron Notes for HELEN MERRITT: this file which is a excerpt from a small booklet titled "The Wellman Centennial 1863-1963 Walla Walla Washington" It was made for a family reunion and was sent to various family members.
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