Andrew Hampton Wallace

Andrew Wallace, was born on the Emerald Isle, and was immediately brought to America by his parents, who were Calvinists. They came to this country about 1792, settled in the Palmetto State, and here Andrew grew to manhood, and was married. At the age of twenty-three years he went to Kentucky,and later moved to West Tennessee, where he remained until 1860.He then came to Arkansas, located in Pope County, and there his death occurred in 1873. He and wife were also members of the Baptist faith. Wallace, Andrew 1840 Weakley County, TN Census, page 269, line 08 1111201-1101101 Total in household: 12 1 white male under 5 (born 1835-1840) 1 white male 5-10 (born 1830-1835) 1 white male 10-15 (born 1825-1830) 1 white male 15-20 (born 1820-1825) 2 white males 20-30 (born 1810-1820) 1 white male 40-50 (born 1790-1800) 1 white female under 5 (born 1835-1840) 1 white female 5-10 (born 1830-1835) 1 white female 15-20 (born 1820-1825) 1 white female 20-30 (born 1810-1820) 1 white female 40-50 (born 1790-1800) Persons employed in Agriculture: 2
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Andrew Hampton Wallace BIRTH 29 May 1791 Ireland DEATH 2 Feb 1873 (aged 81) Dover, Pope County, Arkansas, USA BURIAL Booger Hollow Cemetery Pope County, Arkansas, USA MEMORIAL ID 32928117 · View Source

MEMORIAL PHOTOS 3 FLOWERS 1 He was born on a woden sailing ship off the coast of Ireland while the ship was waiting to load an he was named Hampton after the ships cap. his father was James Wallace B. 1755 Ireland D. 1/9/1830 York Co. S.C. Mother Margaret McPhilemy B.1755 D.7/16/1805 York Co. S.C.

Family Members Parents Photo James Wallace 1755–1830

Photo Margaret McPhilemy Wallace unknown–1805

Spouse Photo Catherin Newman Wallace 1790–1872

Children Photo Jonathan Newman Wallace 1816–1884

Photo Mary Ann Wallace Bullock 1824–1895

Sarah Jane Wallace McCain 1829–1899

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