Children
Neacy Elizabeth Burleson b: 16 OCT 1891 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
Robert W. Burleson
William Russell Burleson
Dewey Burleson
Hershel Burleson
John Burleson
Ressie Burleson
LeRoy Burleson
Lorenzo Dow Burleson
Children
Leslie Garvin Clem b: 19 AUG 1896 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
William Lloyd Clem
Vicie Myrtle Clem b: 13 MAR 1898 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
Chester Clem b: MAY 1900
Orbie Russell Clem b: 02 APR 1902 in Temple, Bell County, Texas, USA
Nancy Cleo Clem b: 25 JUL 1904 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
Gladys Elizabeth Clem b: 14 NOV 1906 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
Ulis Elbert Clem b: 16 FEB 1909 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
Maggie Mildred Clem
Tressie Fay Berniece Clem
Children
Mervin Kenner Wolf b: 23 OCT 1895 in Arkansas, USA
Fermon Luther Wolf b: 10 JAN 1898 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
Flossie Lee Wolf b: 10 JAN 1900 in Marion County, Arkansas, USA
Clara Elizabeth Wolf b: ABT 1902 in Arkansas, USA
James Hugh Wolf
Minnie Ruth Wolf b: 11 FEB 1906 in Arkansas, USA
Edith Irene Wolf b: 29 JAN 1908 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
Abbie Mae Wolf b: 07 FEB 1910 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas, USA
John Quincy Wolf
Cline Wolf b: 1915 in Arkansas, USA
Michael Hedrick Wolf b: 24 JAN 1917 in Arkansas, USA d 12/8/1979 Ar
Lola Inez Wolfseen as Lorenzo and Loranzo
have also seen death as 1831 in Lawrence cty Mo
Children
MICHAEL WOLF, JR b: 16 Sept 1764 in Pennsylvania
JOHN WOLF
WILLIAM WOLF b: Abt 1760
GEORGE WOLF b: 1776a descendant shows b 1741 in Prussia Germany
no children
Joseph Stead was a brother to Benjamin who was the first to
immigrate to America, as far as we know, and was married to Frances
Morley. Your Joseph took over the property in Utica that Benjamin had
purchased after living in Detroit. Benjamin died in 1821, leaving 8
children ranging in age from 4 years old - 19 years old. Frances had died
in 1818. The older ones went out on their own, some were taken in by
relatives, while others were cared for by loving friends. The girls
tended to stay in Detroit. Two of Benjamin's sons moved to Providence, Rhode
Island
Benjamin's son, Benjamin Felix (gg grandfather) married into the Jenks
line
that goes back to 6 individuals who came over on The Mayflower! Benjamin,
Senior's son Thomas (the one born in London) married into the Dyer family
and that line goes back to Mary Barrett, who was hung in Boston for her
Quaker ways! There is a statue of her now in Boston
and the town has apologized for her hanging.
Benjamin came to America in 1804, leaving
his family in London. I think she stayed with brother Robert. Then she
came over in 1806, arriving at Eastport, Maine.