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Military Records
john Pickney Taylor, Henry Taylor, Sr. and john Pickney wishart. Present oraccounted for through December, 1864. wishart, john Pinkney, Sergeant.
http://taylorfamilyofnc.tripod.com/military.htm

Extractions: Confederate Service John Pickney Taylor, Henry Taylor, Sr. and John Pickney Wishart Two of Lemuel Taylors sons, John and Henry Sr., enlisted in the Lumberton Guards, later known as Company A, 46th Regiment, North Carolina Troops, on February 8, 1862. John Taylor died in the military hospital at Front Royal on November 4, 1862, leaving behind nine children. Henry, Sr. was discharged for deafness after a prolonged illness in November 7, 1863. The oldest son, Willis, then enlisted on December 4, 1864 at Richmond VA in Company E, 51st Regiment of North Carolina Troops, and served until the end of 1864. John Pickney Wishart and Francis Marion Wishard, bothers and cousins to John, Henry and Willis through their aunt Lucia Taylor Mears, also joined on the same day. Lemuel left a substantial part of his land to John Taylors widow, Mary Pitman Taylor , to be passed, upon her death, to her five boys.
Mears/Meares
Listing in North Carolina Troops , Company A, 46th Regiment North Carolina Troops. wishart, john Pinkney, Sergeant. Child of LUCY MEARES and john wishart is
http://taylorfamilyofnc.tripod.com/mears.htm

Extractions: Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Home Family Trees ... Hardin [ Mear(e)s ] McPhail Owen Pitman/Pittman Taylor ... Walters Descendants of Moses Meares Generation No. 1 M OSES M EARES was born Abt. 1800, and died January 22, 1855. He married L UCIA T AYLOR October 1, 1828 in Robeson County, NC, daughter of H ENRY T AYLOR and J ENNETT C OOK . She was born June 12, 1812, and died May 13, 1898. Notes for M OSES M EARES Many of the references to Henry 1 and 2 are derived from letters and documents supposedly discovered by Lillian Mears Graham and an un-named researcher - who authored the Lumberton Library notes - in a trunk owned by Francis Mears, then the Superintendent of the Poor Farm. Notes for L UCIA T AYLOR According to Sam West, Lucy lived on the original Henry Taylor farm, the next farm south of Mr West's ancestor, Jacob Freeman, who's first wife was Martha Ivey and second wife was Obedience Taylor. Children of M OSES M EARES and L UCIA T AYLOR are: i. ALVA GOODMAN. MEARES, b. July 28, 1829; d. October 14, 1863; m. MOLEACHY MERCER. ii. DANIEL BUNYAN MEARES, m. HELEN MUSSELWHITE.
John Wishart And Janet Neish
john wishart and Janet Neish Name, john wishart, Janet Neish. Birth date, 5 November1803, Birth location, Cramond, Death date, Bef. 1866, Bef. 1866. Death location,
http://www.valnrich.co.uk/rjwjn.htm
Wishart Family
Catharine's 9 children were 1. Jennet Cecilia; 2. Peggy Traill married WilliamSclater their daughter Mary married john wishart of Westquoy; 3. Catharine; 4
http://www.btinternet.com/~marion.mcleod/page4.html

Extractions: My research into the Wishart families in Orkney has resulted in a large Wishart tree covering all the Orphir and Sandwick Wishart families. I have found nearly all the descendants from each child of Nicol Wishart and Helen Aitkine which makes this a very large tree. I also accumulated information on the Wisharts in South Ronaldsay, Orkney. If anyone with Orcadian Wishart blood in their family wishes to check that their Wishart background is included or they want to include further details please email me.
Jim WISHART Family Tree
Donnelly 9 Mary Marlow + Brian Nicholas 10 Zoe Nicholas 10 Jessica Nicholas + RobertMills 9 Anne Marlow + James Stanley wishart 10 john Mark wishart 10 Helen
http://www.earwaker.co.uk/wishart.htm

Extractions: Web Page Address The part of the Surname family you are researching The part of the family that you are researching. Need specific names, and so forth. Your Research:- Researcher Jim Wishart (at Generation 9) EARWAKER family tree:- Including Margaret Furlonger (nee EARWAKER) Links to Worldconnect Project for James Stanley Wishart Richard Earwaker b: ABT. 1664
Scots To The Siege Of Orleans 2
wishart, john of (alias Wischard, Wischart, Ouschart or Oulchart). john wishart,a Scottish knight, was doubtless the son of the 5th baron of this name.
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/jean-claude.colrat/2-ecossais2.htm

Extractions: T he S cots to the S iege of O KENNEDY Coat of arms. Quaterly, 1st and 4th Azure three fleurs-de-lis Or (France), 2nd and 3rd Argent a chevron Gules between three cross-crosslet fitchy Sable. LENNOX Coat of arms. Argent four cinquefoils Gules pierced Argent between a saltire Gules. MELVILL Coat of arms Argent a fess Gules. NORWILL NORWILL OGILVY Coat of arms. Quaterly, 1st and 4th Argent a leopard Gules armed and lampassed Azure crowned Or (Ogilvy), 2nd and 3rd Argent an eagle Sable bekead and membered Gules (Ramsay of Auchterhouse). STEWART Coat of arms. Quaterly, 1st and 4th Or a fess chequy Azure and Argent a bendlet Gules overall, 2nd and 3rd Azure three fleurs-de-lis Or (France) within a bordure Gules charged eight buckles Or. Crest: a foals head proper mantled same colour doubled Azure. STEWART Coat of arms. Or a fess chequy Azure and Argent a bendlet Gules overall. WISHART Coat of arms. Argent three piles Gules meeting in point.
Les Ecossais Au Siege D'Orleans 2
Translate this page wishart, john of (alias Wischard ou Wischart, voire Ouschart ou Oulchart). Sans XI). john wishart était encore vivant en 1443. Armes.
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/jean-claude.colrat/ecossais2.htm
George Wishart
john Knox was also desirous to have gone with him; but wishart desired himto return, saying, One is enough for a sacrifice at this time..
http://www.mslick.com/wishart.htm

Extractions: Being the time of the reformation, he adopted the Reformed view of Scripture, denied the errors of the Catholic Church and was then charged with heresy. He went to England and then to the Continent where he was introduced to the Helvetic Confession and became the first one to translate it into English. He returned to England and spent some time teaching at Cambridge around 1542. Afterwards, he returned to Scotland. He fasted every fourth day, ate only twice a day, and lived in humble lodgings, even though his family was well connected and had sufficient means to support him. He was a sacrificial saint who ministered greatly to those suffering with the plague that swept through Scotland at that time. He married the daughter of John Knox. The Catholic church was dominant in Scotland and his preaching against the papacy and the catholic doctrinal errors, aroused in the papists such a fury that he was threatened with death. Their tyranny was carried out with deadly aim. An attempt was even made on his life. When he was finally captured at Mirmiston, he was taken to St. Andrews, and burned at the stake.
Letter To Police Officer John Barg, November 4, 2000 A.D.
john, thank you again for your obvious professionalism responded to the request Imade, on your advice, for a second civil standby (when wishart returned with
http://www.supremelaw.org/cc/wishart/john.barg.2000-11-04.htm

Extractions: November 4, 2000 A.D. Officer John Barg #3640 San Jose Police Department 201 West Mission Street San Jose 95110 CALIFORNIA, USA Subject: Case Numbers 00-308-0798, 00-308-0956 (dated 11/3/00) U.S.A. v. Wishart , USDC San Jose, Docket #CR-00-20227-JF Dear John, Thank you so very much for your prompt and professional assistance yesterday with the sudden disappearance of my papers and other personal belongings. Although Donald E. Wishart did return most of my belongings, there are still some important papers and related things which are now confirmed missing. I have attached a list of those missing items. It is evident to me that Wishart sorted through those items, specifically to remove the written statement that he had paid the rent for me to stay at 846 Miller Avenue in Cupertino, through November 13, 2000. That written statement was in my possession, until Wishart removed my belongings from the Miller Avenue room without my permission and without my prior knowledge Accordingly, please be advised on my specific intent to file formal charges against Wishart, for deprivation of my fundamental Rights to privacy and housing, in violation of 18 U.S.C. 242 (a misdemeanor), and conspiracy with one Joanne Tonnesen, owner of the single-family home at 846 Miller Avenue, Cupertino, to deprive my fundamental Rights to privacy and housing, in violation of 18 U.S.C. 241. The latter violation is a felony federal offense.
Rev. John WISHART & Lettice Smith WISEHART
William WISEHART. Margery ROWLEY. Rev. john wishart, Lettice Smith WISEHART. b.occ. d. Aug 1774, b. occ. d. Spouses 1, 2. Contents * Index * Surnames * Contact
http://sirert.crosswinds.net/family/wallace/wc06_181.htm
Rev. John WISHART
Person Sheet. Name, Rev. john wishart. Death Date, Aug 1774. Spouses.1, Lettice Smith WISEHART. Father, William WISEHART. Mother, MargeryROWLEY.
http://sirert.crosswinds.net/family/wallace/ps08_179.htm
I178: John S. WILSON ( - )
Robert M WILSON. BIRTH 25 Feb 1834, Canfield, OH; DEATH 1912. Father JohnWILSON Mother Jane Family 1 Catherine Elizabeth MAURER Mary wishart.
http://www.fkfanfic.com/red/fun/geneal/d0001/g0000041.htm
Genealogy Data
wishart, Margaret Birth DATE UNKNOWN Death DATE UNKNOWN Parents Father wishart,john Mother **** Helen Family Marriage 8 MAR 1793 in Elie, FIF, SCT
http://home.clara.net/j.mann.taylor/dat238.htm
Genealogy Data
Back to Main Page. ****, Helen Birth DATE UNKNOWN Death DATE UNKNOWN FamilyMarriage DATE UNKNOWN Spouse wishart, john Birth DATE UNKNOWN Death DATE
http://home.clara.net/j.mann.taylor/dat245.htm
FINDING AID NAME LIST
Winchell, Walter, Winogradov, Boris Wise, Bill M., 1936 Correspondence Wise,Stephen Samuel, 1874-1949 wishart, john, 1898-Correspondence Wister, Mary
http://memory.loc.gov/faid/faidname029.html
John EASTON/Elizabeth WISHART
Husband john EASTON Born at Married at Died UNKNOWN at FatherMother Other Spouses Pedigree Wife Elizabeth wishart Born
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/duffland/genealogy/gedpage/fam00313.htm
John B Henderson - Consulting Engineer
Consulting civil engineer with 30 years experience specializing in long sea outfalls Scotland.Category Business Industrial Goods and Services Civil Consultingjohn Henderson is a Consulting Engineer with 30 years experience of Civil Engineering January2002 Project Management As a Partner of Donald wishart for 11
http://users.colloquium.co.uk/~hendersonj/

Extractions: Individual projects include feasibility studies for Forth Valley Enterprise examining the problems associated with developing industrial estates on the Carse at Falkirk and advice to Cranhill Housing Co-Operative on the redevelopment of existing housing in Easterhouse underlain by extensive shallow mineworkings. Major projects include the Dounreay Sea Outfall Refurbishment Project, a £10 million scheme for the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority and the Aberdeen Long Sea Outfall for Grampian Regional Council - value £25 million.
John Knox, The Thundering Scot
courageous men. Two of these, Patrick Hamilton and George wishart,are little known today; the third is john Knox. Yet in God's
http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/kjscot.htm

Extractions: A post card pictures a simple stone set in the ground of a square in Edinburgh, Scotland, commemorating the traditional spot of an uncertain grave. Inscribed on the stone is only "I.K. 1572" (for Ioannes [John] Knox). I found the post card between the pages of one of the well-used books in the library of Dr. Charles D. Brokenshire, a saintly scholar and revered teacher. On the opposite side of the card he had written to a nephew this message: "Scotland has erected no monument on the grave of John Knox, for Scotland is his monument. He was courageous and true. Dear nephew, may you be such a man." The truth of that message has been remembered profitably by one for whom it was never intended. The reformation that followed is a remarkable witness to the truth that where the Word of God is given free course in a land, that land enjoys the blessings of liberty, education, prosperity, and progress. Scotland was translated into modern civilization by Bible preaching, particularly that of three courageous men. Two of these, Patrick Hamilton and George Wishart, are little known today; the third is John Knox. Yet in God's providence, Hamilton and Wishart, both burned at the stake, kindled in the heart of Knox the flame that was to burn until his heart ceased its labor. Knox is best remembered, but Heaven honors all three.
ROBERT WISHART
But in Lent 1305, wishart along with Robert Bruce and john Moubray were commandedto advise King Edward on the settlement of 'the Kingdom of Scotland'.
http://www.rcag.org.uk/Archives/H3.htm

Extractions: BISHOP OF GLASGOW 1271-1316 BACK TO INDEX REF H3 One of the most notable bishops of the diocese of Glasgow, and one time "Guardian of Scotland", Robert Wishart was active in the affairs of both Church and State during a crucial period in Scotlands history. Wishart belonged to an old east-country family located Conveth in Mearns, an estate which then gave its name to the parish now called Laurencekirk. The surname (Guiscard, Wiscard, Wishart, meaning 'cunning' is Norman-French). He succeeded his uncle William Wishart, as bishop of Glasgow. He appears to have been elected in 1271,and consecrated at Aberdeen by the bishops of Aberdeen,Dunblane and Moray in January on 29 January 1273. Wishart seemed to experience some difficulties with his diocese, as letters from the pope in 1274 do not indicate that he was in his See. King Alexander III supported Wishart, who continued the building of the Cathedral, with the transept probably being completed in his episcopate. Arrangements also seem to have been made for the erection of a bell-tower or steeple and a treasury(probably the two western towers of the Cathedral. A charter granted at Partick in August 1277,by Maurice,lord of Luss, granted the bishop the necessary timber. The death of King Alexander III at Kinghorn in 1286, compelled the calling of a Parliament at Scone in April of that year. Its purpose was to set up a provisional government, to administer the country for its new Queen, Margaret, the Maid of Norway. Six 'custodes' or Guardians of the realm were appointed - two earls, Alexander Comyn of Buchan and Duncan of Fife; two bishops, William Fraser of St.Andrews and Robert Wishart of Glasgow; and two barons, John Comyn of Badenoch and James Stewart.
Seventh Generation
178 vii. Nancy Cooke was born 1794. She married twice. She married GeorgeMason Cooke. She married john wishart. Might be Wishant. 179 viii.
http://gunstonhall.org/masonweb/i0000017.htm

Extractions: John Travers Cooke Mary ... George ) was born in West Farms, Stafford Co., Va. January 5, 1755. John died December 1, 1819 at 64 years of age. He married Mary Thomson Mason in Gunston Hall Plantation, Fairfax Co., Va., November 18, 1784. Mary was born in Gunston Hall Plantation, Fairfax Co., Va. January 27, 1762. Mary was the daughter of George Mason IV and Ann Eilbeck. Mary died 1806 in Stafford Co., Va., Fairfax Co., Va., at 44 years of age. John Travers Cooke and Mary Thomson Mason had the following children: 172 i. Million Cooke was born in Stafford Co., Va., Dc August 23, 1785. Million died October 10, 1842 at 57 years of age. She married John Williams Green in Stafford Co., Va., Orange County, Va., October 9, 1817. John was born November 9, 1781. John died February 4, 1834 at 52 years of age. Dates are from Mrs. B. B. Clary. Dates changed to match P. C. Copeland records. 173 ii. John Travers Cooke Jr. was born February 7, 1787. 174 iii. Ann Eilbeck (Nancy) Cooke was born February 22, 1788. Ann died 1833 at 45 years of age. She married Sidney Wishart.

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