Son of Adam Wayland Jr and Judah "Judith" Burke. Nathaniel's great grandfather (Thomas Wayland b. 1681) arrived in America in 1719 as a part of the Germanna Colony in Essex County (now Orange) Virginia, as German immigrants. Many settled several years later in what is now Madison County, named after James Madison, who the colonist's descendants helped elect through their Hebron Lutheran Church.
Nathaniel Skinner Wayland served in the military in Virginia (Enlisted: Private Company H, 1st Bn Reserves Infantry Regiment). Married Mary Ann Crigler January 17, 1838.
In 1850, purchased home in Madison County from Joseph Wilhoit. [Joseph's sister, Rosina Wilhoit was Nathaniel's Aunt by marriage to John Wayland, his father Adam's half brother.] A photo of the home can be see in "Madison County Homes", Dove, page 160. This is the last home he lived in prior to leaving for Missouri.
He and his wife and their 12 year old daughter migrated to Missouri in a covered wagon in 1869 along with other family members. Nathaniel settled in Franklin Township on rich river bottom land and became a prosperous farmer. He was alive in Franklin, Howard, Missouri at least until August 1896, as he held a family reunion at his home.
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Nathaniel Skinner Wayland and Mary Ann Crigler had the following children:
1. William Henry Wayland was born on 10 Nov 1838. He died on 18 Aug 1841 (Age: 2 years 8 Months and 8 days).
2. Sarah Ellen "Mit" Wayland was born on 20 Aug 1840 in Madison County, Virginia and died on 05 Jan 1928 (Age: 87 years 4 months and 16 days). She married Robert F Carter on 15 Dec 1859. Migrated from Madison to Missouri.
3. Fielding Henry Wayland was born on 17 Feb 1842 in Madison County, Virginia. He died on 29 Jan 1918 in Brightwood, Madison County, Virginia (Age: 75 yrs 11 months and 12 days). He married Anna Elizabeth Carpenter on 24 Dec 1867 in Madison County, Virginia (By J. M. Anderson).
4. Crimmora Frances Wayland was born on 17 Jan 1844 in Virginia. She died on 16 Oct 1861 in Virginia. ( Age: 17 yrs 8 months and 24 days). Unmarried.
5. Mary Ann "Annie" Wayland was born on 20 Aug 1846 in Madison, Virginia. She died on 20 Jul 1897 in Missouri. (Age: 50 years 11 months). Married to Andrew Jackson Carpenter on Nov 8, 1869.
6. Joseph Robert Wayland was born on 17 Jun 1848 in Madison, Virginia. He died on 22 Sep 1894 in New Franklin, Howard, Missouri, USA (Age: 46). Married to Belle Y Gibson on Nov 16,1876.
7. William Thomas Wayland was born on 22 Feb 1850 in Madison, Madison, Virginia, United States. He died on 03 Sept 1926 in Missouri (Age: 76 years 6 months and 12 days). Married to Emma Smith on May 13, 1877.
8. John Wesley Wayland Sr was born on 08 Jun 1852 in Madison, Virginia. He died on 03 Oct 1917 in Howard, Missouri (Age: 65 years 3 months and 25 days). He married Anna L Todd on 11 Jan 1877 in Howard Co., Missouri (at residence of the bride's mother).
9. Lucy Wayland was born on 04 Jul 1856 in Virginia. She died on 09 Aug 1911 in New Franklin, Howard, Missouri (Age: 55 yrs 1 month and 5 days). Unmarried.
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NOTE: In "Madison County Homes", Dove, page 160 there is a rumor Nathaniel Wayland had sons fighting on both sides of the Civil War. This would be more likely if some of the family members had moved to the boarder state of Missouri during the war, but they moved four years after the war ended.
Nathaniel's son, Fielding Henry, fought in the war for the South and was present at Lee's surrender to Grant, then walked home to Madison, Virginia. No other son is found in the records as fighting in the Civil War. My grandmother, Annie Wayland, daughter of Fielding Henry, would have spoken of this in family circles, if it were true.
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Newspaper Articles:
1896 (Aug) FAMILY REUNION. The Howard County (Missouri) Advertiser: A family reunion was held at the residence of N. S. Wayland, at New Franklin Wednesday, three brothers and three sisters being present, together with their father, who is now in his 82nd year. The children present were: F. H. Wayland, of Brightwood, Va., J. W. Wayland, of Franklin; W. T. Wayland, of Fayette, and Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, of Saline County; Mrs. Annie Carpenter, and Miss Lucy Wayland, of New Franklin. The last reunion of the family was held at the old home place in Madison County, Virginia, on March 17, 1869. A large number of grandchildren and other relatives were present at the reunion Wednesday and it was a most joyous event for the family, though many faces were missed from the family circle, who have gone over to that other and better land. J E. Wayland, of the Roanoke post office, and J. H. Wayland, his brother, of Chicago, who Is now visiting friends here, were In attendance.
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Nathaniel Skinner Wayland served in the military in Virginia (Enlisted: Private Company H, 1st Bn Reserves Infantry Regiment). Married Mary Ann Crigler January 17, 1838.
In 1850, purchased home in Madison County from Joseph Wilhoit. [Joseph's sister, Rosina Wilhoit was Nathaniel's Aunt by marriage to John Wayland, his father Adam's half brother.] A photo of the home can be see in "Madison County Homes", Dove, page 160. This is the last home he lived in prior to leaving for Missouri.
He and his wife and their 12 year old daughter migrated to Missouri in a covered wagon in 1869 along with other family members. Nathaniel settled in Franklin Township on rich river bottom land and became a prosperous farmer. He was alive in Franklin, Howard, Missouri at least until August 1896, as he held a family reunion at his home.
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Nathaniel Skinner Wayland and Mary Ann Crigler had the following children:
1. William Henry Wayland was born on 10 Nov 1838. He died on 18 Aug 1841 (Age: 2 years 8 Months and 8 days).
2. Sarah Ellen "Mit" Wayland was born on 20 Aug 1840 in Madison County, Virginia and died on 05 Jan 1928 (Age: 87 years 4 months and 16 days). She married Robert F Carter on 15 Dec 1859. Migrated from Madison to Missouri.
3. Fielding Henry Wayland was born on 17 Feb 1842 in Madison County, Virginia. He died on 29 Jan 1918 in Brightwood, Madison County, Virginia (Age: 75 yrs 11 months and 12 days). He married Anna Elizabeth Carpenter on 24 Dec 1867 in Madison County, Virginia (By J. M. Anderson).
4. Crimmora Frances Wayland was born on 17 Jan 1844 in Virginia. She died on 16 Oct 1861 in Virginia. ( Age: 17 yrs 8 months and 24 days). Unmarried.
5. Mary Ann "Annie" Wayland was born on 20 Aug 1846 in Madison, Virginia. She died on 20 Jul 1897 in Missouri. (Age: 50 years 11 months). Married to Andrew Jackson Carpenter on Nov 8, 1869.
6. Joseph Robert Wayland was born on 17 Jun 1848 in Madison, Virginia. He died on 22 Sep 1894 in New Franklin, Howard, Missouri, USA (Age: 46). Married to Belle Y Gibson on Nov 16,1876.
7. William Thomas Wayland was born on 22 Feb 1850 in Madison, Madison, Virginia, United States. He died on 03 Sept 1926 in Missouri (Age: 76 years 6 months and 12 days). Married to Emma Smith on May 13, 1877.
8. John Wesley Wayland Sr was born on 08 Jun 1852 in Madison, Virginia. He died on 03 Oct 1917 in Howard, Missouri (Age: 65 years 3 months and 25 days). He married Anna L Todd on 11 Jan 1877 in Howard Co., Missouri (at residence of the bride's mother).
9. Lucy Wayland was born on 04 Jul 1856 in Virginia. She died on 09 Aug 1911 in New Franklin, Howard, Missouri (Age: 55 yrs 1 month and 5 days). Unmarried.
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NOTE: In "Madison County Homes", Dove, page 160 there is a rumor Nathaniel Wayland had sons fighting on both sides of the Civil War. This would be more likely if some of the family members had moved to the boarder state of Missouri during the war, but they moved four years after the war ended.
Nathaniel's son, Fielding Henry, fought in the war for the South and was present at Lee's surrender to Grant, then walked home to Madison, Virginia. No other son is found in the records as fighting in the Civil War. My grandmother, Annie Wayland, daughter of Fielding Henry, would have spoken of this in family circles, if it were true.
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Newspaper Articles:
1896 (Aug) FAMILY REUNION. The Howard County (Missouri) Advertiser: A family reunion was held at the residence of N. S. Wayland, at New Franklin Wednesday, three brothers and three sisters being present, together with their father, who is now in his 82nd year. The children present were: F. H. Wayland, of Brightwood, Va., J. W. Wayland, of Franklin; W. T. Wayland, of Fayette, and Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, of Saline County; Mrs. Annie Carpenter, and Miss Lucy Wayland, of New Franklin. The last reunion of the family was held at the old home place in Madison County, Virginia, on March 17, 1869. A large number of grandchildren and other relatives were present at the reunion Wednesday and it was a most joyous event for the family, though many faces were missed from the family circle, who have gone over to that other and better land. J E. Wayland, of the Roanoke post office, and J. H. Wayland, his brother, of Chicago, who Is now visiting friends here, were In attendance.
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Son of Adam Wayland Jr and Judah "Judith" Burke. Nathaniel's great grandfather (Thomas Wayland b. 1681) arrived in America in 1719 as a part of the Germanna Colony in Essex County (now Orange) Virginia, as German immigrants. Many settled several years later in what is now Madison County, named after James Madison, who the colonist's descendants helped elect through their Hebron Lutheran Church.
Nathaniel Skinner Wayland served in the military in Virginia (Enlisted: Private Company H, 1st Bn Reserves Infantry Regiment). Married Mary Ann Crigler January 17, 1838.
In 1850, purchased home in Madison County from Joseph Wilhoit. [Joseph's sister, Rosina Wilhoit was Nathaniel's Aunt by marriage to John Wayland, his father Adam's half brother.] A photo of the home can be see in "Madison County Homes", Dove, page 160. This is the last home he lived in prior to leaving for Missouri.
He and his wife and their 12 year old daughter migrated to Missouri in a covered wagon in 1869 along with other family members. Nathaniel settled in Franklin Township on rich river bottom land and became a prosperous farmer. He was alive in Franklin, Howard, Missouri at least until August 1896, as he held a family reunion at his home.
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Nathaniel Skinner Wayland and Mary Ann Crigler had the following children:
1. William Henry Wayland was born on 10 Nov 1838. He died on 18 Aug 1841 (Age: 2 years 8 Months and 8 days).
2. Sarah Ellen "Mit" Wayland was born on 20 Aug 1840 in Madison County, Virginia and died on 05 Jan 1928 (Age: 87 years 4 months and 16 days). She married Robert F Carter on 15 Dec 1859. Migrated from Madison to Missouri.
3. Fielding Henry Wayland was born on 17 Feb 1842 in Madison County, Virginia. He died on 29 Jan 1918 in Brightwood, Madison County, Virginia (Age: 75 yrs 11 months and 12 days). He married Anna Elizabeth Carpenter on 24 Dec 1867 in Madison County, Virginia (By J. M. Anderson).
4. Crimmora Frances Wayland was born on 17 Jan 1844 in Virginia. She died on 16 Oct 1861 in Virginia. ( Age: 17 yrs 8 months and 24 days). Unmarried.
5. Mary Ann "Annie" Wayland was born on 20 Aug 1846 in Madison, Virginia. She died on 20 Jul 1897 in Missouri. (Age: 50 years 11 months). Married to Andrew Jackson Carpenter on Nov 8, 1869.
6. Joseph Robert Wayland was born on 17 Jun 1848 in Madison, Virginia. He died on 22 Sep 1894 in New Franklin, Howard, Missouri, USA (Age: 46). Married to Belle Y Gibson on Nov 16,1876.
7. William Thomas Wayland was born on 22 Feb 1850 in Madison, Madison, Virginia, United States. He died on 03 Sept 1926 in Missouri (Age: 76 years 6 months and 12 days). Married to Emma Smith on May 13, 1877.
8. John Wesley Wayland Sr was born on 08 Jun 1852 in Madison, Virginia. He died on 03 Oct 1917 in Howard, Missouri (Age: 65 years 3 months and 25 days). He married Anna L Todd on 11 Jan 1877 in Howard Co., Missouri (at residence of the bride's mother).
9. Lucy Wayland was born on 04 Jul 1856 in Virginia. She died on 09 Aug 1911 in New Franklin, Howard, Missouri (Age: 55 yrs 1 month and 5 days). Unmarried.
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NOTE: In "Madison County Homes", Dove, page 160 there is a rumor Nathaniel Wayland had sons fighting on both sides of the Civil War. This would be more likely if some of the family members had moved to the boarder state of Missouri during the war, but they moved four years after the war ended.
Nathaniel's son, Fielding Henry, fought in the war for the South and was present at Lee's surrender to Grant, then walked home to Madison, Virginia. No other son is found in the records as fighting in the Civil War. My grandmother, Annie Wayland, daughter of Fielding Henry, would have spoken of this in family circles, if it were true.
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Newspaper Articles:
1896 (Aug) FAMILY REUNION. The Howard County (Missouri) Advertiser: A family reunion was held at the residence of N. S. Wayland, at New Franklin Wednesday, three brothers and three sisters being present, together with their father, who is now in his 82nd year. The children present were: F. H. Wayland, of Brightwood, Va., J. W. Wayland, of Franklin; W. T. Wayland, of Fayette, and Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, of Saline County; Mrs. Annie Carpenter, and Miss Lucy Wayland, of New Franklin. The last reunion of the family was held at the old home place in Madison County, Virginia, on March 17, 1869. A large number of grandchildren and other relatives were present at the reunion Wednesday and it was a most joyous event for the family, though many faces were missed from the family circle, who have gone over to that other and better land. J E. Wayland, of the Roanoke post office, and J. H. Wayland, his brother, of Chicago, who Is now visiting friends here, were In attendance.
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Nathaniel Skinner Wayland served in the military in Virginia (Enlisted: Private Company H, 1st Bn Reserves Infantry Regiment). Married Mary Ann Crigler January 17, 1838.
In 1850, purchased home in Madison County from Joseph Wilhoit. [Joseph's sister, Rosina Wilhoit was Nathaniel's Aunt by marriage to John Wayland, his father Adam's half brother.] A photo of the home can be see in "Madison County Homes", Dove, page 160. This is the last home he lived in prior to leaving for Missouri.
He and his wife and their 12 year old daughter migrated to Missouri in a covered wagon in 1869 along with other family members. Nathaniel settled in Franklin Township on rich river bottom land and became a prosperous farmer. He was alive in Franklin, Howard, Missouri at least until August 1896, as he held a family reunion at his home.
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Nathaniel Skinner Wayland and Mary Ann Crigler had the following children:
1. William Henry Wayland was born on 10 Nov 1838. He died on 18 Aug 1841 (Age: 2 years 8 Months and 8 days).
2. Sarah Ellen "Mit" Wayland was born on 20 Aug 1840 in Madison County, Virginia and died on 05 Jan 1928 (Age: 87 years 4 months and 16 days). She married Robert F Carter on 15 Dec 1859. Migrated from Madison to Missouri.
3. Fielding Henry Wayland was born on 17 Feb 1842 in Madison County, Virginia. He died on 29 Jan 1918 in Brightwood, Madison County, Virginia (Age: 75 yrs 11 months and 12 days). He married Anna Elizabeth Carpenter on 24 Dec 1867 in Madison County, Virginia (By J. M. Anderson).
4. Crimmora Frances Wayland was born on 17 Jan 1844 in Virginia. She died on 16 Oct 1861 in Virginia. ( Age: 17 yrs 8 months and 24 days). Unmarried.
5. Mary Ann "Annie" Wayland was born on 20 Aug 1846 in Madison, Virginia. She died on 20 Jul 1897 in Missouri. (Age: 50 years 11 months). Married to Andrew Jackson Carpenter on Nov 8, 1869.
6. Joseph Robert Wayland was born on 17 Jun 1848 in Madison, Virginia. He died on 22 Sep 1894 in New Franklin, Howard, Missouri, USA (Age: 46). Married to Belle Y Gibson on Nov 16,1876.
7. William Thomas Wayland was born on 22 Feb 1850 in Madison, Madison, Virginia, United States. He died on 03 Sept 1926 in Missouri (Age: 76 years 6 months and 12 days). Married to Emma Smith on May 13, 1877.
8. John Wesley Wayland Sr was born on 08 Jun 1852 in Madison, Virginia. He died on 03 Oct 1917 in Howard, Missouri (Age: 65 years 3 months and 25 days). He married Anna L Todd on 11 Jan 1877 in Howard Co., Missouri (at residence of the bride's mother).
9. Lucy Wayland was born on 04 Jul 1856 in Virginia. She died on 09 Aug 1911 in New Franklin, Howard, Missouri (Age: 55 yrs 1 month and 5 days). Unmarried.
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NOTE: In "Madison County Homes", Dove, page 160 there is a rumor Nathaniel Wayland had sons fighting on both sides of the Civil War. This would be more likely if some of the family members had moved to the boarder state of Missouri during the war, but they moved four years after the war ended.
Nathaniel's son, Fielding Henry, fought in the war for the South and was present at Lee's surrender to Grant, then walked home to Madison, Virginia. No other son is found in the records as fighting in the Civil War. My grandmother, Annie Wayland, daughter of Fielding Henry, would have spoken of this in family circles, if it were true.
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Newspaper Articles:
1896 (Aug) FAMILY REUNION. The Howard County (Missouri) Advertiser: A family reunion was held at the residence of N. S. Wayland, at New Franklin Wednesday, three brothers and three sisters being present, together with their father, who is now in his 82nd year. The children present were: F. H. Wayland, of Brightwood, Va., J. W. Wayland, of Franklin; W. T. Wayland, of Fayette, and Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, of Saline County; Mrs. Annie Carpenter, and Miss Lucy Wayland, of New Franklin. The last reunion of the family was held at the old home place in Madison County, Virginia, on March 17, 1869. A large number of grandchildren and other relatives were present at the reunion Wednesday and it was a most joyous event for the family, though many faces were missed from the family circle, who have gone over to that other and better land. J E. Wayland, of the Roanoke post office, and J. H. Wayland, his brother, of Chicago, who Is now visiting friends here, were In attendance.
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