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John Wallace

Birth1791 - Orange, New York, United States
Death1879 - West Union, Steuben, New York, United States
MotherElizabeth Betsey Dill
FatherWilliam Wallace

Born in Orange, New York, United States on 1791 to William Wallace and Elizabeth Betsey Dill. John Wallace married Elsie Young and had 13 children. He passed away on 1879 in West Union, Steuben, New York, United States.

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Parents
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William Wallace
1757 - 1837
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Elizabeth Betsey Dill
1760 - 1837
Spouse(s)
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Elsie Young
1800 - 1869
Children Show all
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John Jr Wallace
1833 - 1904
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Charles F. Wallace
1823 - 1896
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Lucretia Wallace
1835 - 1868
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William1845 Wallace
1845 - 1917
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Samantha T Wallace
1829 - 1899
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Betsey Wallace
1825 - 1888
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James1841 F D Wallace
1841 - 1929
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Nancy Bessie Wallace
1840 - 1922
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Almeda Wallace
1832 - 1899
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Mary B Wallace
1837 - 1928
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Harriet (Hannah) Wallace
1847 - 1929
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Julia Wallace
1827 - 1901
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Darius Osmin
1819 - 1898

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