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Lyman Wallace

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Lyman Wallace

Birth
Washington County, New York, USA
Death
19 Dec 1851 (aged 51)
Lake County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Eagle Creek Township, Lake County, Indiana, USA GPS-Latitude: 41.3358973, Longitude: -87.2990837
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Lyman Wallace married first to Irene Parsons, and they had four children. Irene Parsons Wallace died when my 3rd great grandmother, Irene Wallace born 1823, was very young. Irene went to live with her mother's sister, who had married Issacher Allen.

Lyman Wallace married a second time to Ruby Temple. They had at least five daughters.
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information adapted from "Lake County, Indiana, 1884 : an account of the semi-centennial celebration of Lake County, September 3 and 4, with historical papers and other interesting records prepared for this volume" -

Lyman Wallace, of Scoth descent as the name suggests, (although at present the line cannot be traced back to the renowned warrior, Sir Willam Wallace,) was born in Washington county, New York, in 1800. He was married twice. His first wife, a native of Vermont, had one son, William Wallace, and three daughters. Two of these are yet living, Mrs. Phelps of Decatur, Michigan, and Mrs. Temple of Eagle Creek in this county. His second wife was also a native of Vermont, of Burlington county, and was born May 4, 1798. She was the mother of five daughters, and with his wife and these, his daughters, L. Wallace came to this county in 1843 from Gennessee county, New York, and settled in the south part of South East Grove. He died here in the winter of 1851. Four of his daughters married and now are: Mrs. John Dinwiddie of La Porte, Mrs. Starr of Winamac, Mrs. William Brown of this county, and Mrs. Parkinson of Kansas.
The youngest daughter, Miss Lucretia Wallace, remains at home with her mother. They have removed to Hebron in Porter county, where Mrs. Wallace is still living. She will be eighty-seven May 4, 1885.
William Wallace was in the Union army. He was in Missouri, and went one day to a house where the family was supposed to be friendly to the Union cause, and while sitting on the steps was shot in the forehead by a confederate soldier.

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Sons of the American Revolution Membership Application list birth and death dates of Lyman Wallace. Lineage to Stephen Temple, through Lyman Wallace and his second wife Ruby Temple.
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1830 Covington, Genesee Co. NY. M19/90, p176-
Lyman Wallace 01001 / 310001
1m 5-10
1m 20-30 (Lyman)
3f 0-5
1f 5-10 (dau Irene, born 1823)
1f 30-40 (2nd wife Ruby Temple)



1850 Eagle Creek, Lake, IN. p135B, 06 Sept, line 2-
#44-44 Lyman Wallace 49 m farmer 2000 NY
Ruby 51 f VT
Rhoda 23 f NY
Ruby 21 f NY
Mary J. 19 f NY
Cinthia 18 f NY
Lucretia 13 f NY
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Daughter Mary Jane married William Brown in Lake Co. IN in 1851.

Lyman Wallace married first to Irene Parsons, and they had four children. Irene Parsons Wallace died when my 3rd great grandmother, Irene Wallace born 1823, was very young. Irene went to live with her mother's sister, who had married Issacher Allen.

Lyman Wallace married a second time to Ruby Temple. They had at least five daughters.
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information adapted from "Lake County, Indiana, 1884 : an account of the semi-centennial celebration of Lake County, September 3 and 4, with historical papers and other interesting records prepared for this volume" -

Lyman Wallace, of Scoth descent as the name suggests, (although at present the line cannot be traced back to the renowned warrior, Sir Willam Wallace,) was born in Washington county, New York, in 1800. He was married twice. His first wife, a native of Vermont, had one son, William Wallace, and three daughters. Two of these are yet living, Mrs. Phelps of Decatur, Michigan, and Mrs. Temple of Eagle Creek in this county. His second wife was also a native of Vermont, of Burlington county, and was born May 4, 1798. She was the mother of five daughters, and with his wife and these, his daughters, L. Wallace came to this county in 1843 from Gennessee county, New York, and settled in the south part of South East Grove. He died here in the winter of 1851. Four of his daughters married and now are: Mrs. John Dinwiddie of La Porte, Mrs. Starr of Winamac, Mrs. William Brown of this county, and Mrs. Parkinson of Kansas.
The youngest daughter, Miss Lucretia Wallace, remains at home with her mother. They have removed to Hebron in Porter county, where Mrs. Wallace is still living. She will be eighty-seven May 4, 1885.
William Wallace was in the Union army. He was in Missouri, and went one day to a house where the family was supposed to be friendly to the Union cause, and while sitting on the steps was shot in the forehead by a confederate soldier.

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Sons of the American Revolution Membership Application list birth and death dates of Lyman Wallace. Lineage to Stephen Temple, through Lyman Wallace and his second wife Ruby Temple.
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1830 Covington, Genesee Co. NY. M19/90, p176-
Lyman Wallace 01001 / 310001
1m 5-10
1m 20-30 (Lyman)
3f 0-5
1f 5-10 (dau Irene, born 1823)
1f 30-40 (2nd wife Ruby Temple)



1850 Eagle Creek, Lake, IN. p135B, 06 Sept, line 2-
#44-44 Lyman Wallace 49 m farmer 2000 NY
Ruby 51 f VT
Rhoda 23 f NY
Ruby 21 f NY
Mary J. 19 f NY
Cinthia 18 f NY
Lucretia 13 f NY
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Daughter Mary Jane married William Brown in Lake Co. IN in 1851.


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