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1 !Marriage date also listed as 6 Jan 1784, Kilspindie, Perth Film 1040333 Family: F140
 
2 !Marriage name is Janet Douglas Family: F354
 
3 !Marriage name is listed as Katharine Balmean on Film 1040333 Family: F48
 
4 !Scottish Church Records lists no film # only Batch #M113192 Family: F3222
 
5 "In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District of the State of Idaho, in and for The County of Bonneville. Rachel Hill, Plaintiff Arthur Hill, Defendant: Decree of Divorce.

This cause came on regularly for hearing before the Court sitting a jury, a jury having been expressly waived; the plaintiff being represented by Messers. Holden and Molt, representing W. A. Broadhead Hailey, Idaho, attorney for Plaintiff, and the said defendant being represented by A W. Holden, Esq.; and the demurrer heretofore filed the defendant was by the Court overruled; and the said defendant then there declined to plead further; and the default of defendant for to answer the complaint of plaintiff was duly entered. Whereupon the Court heard the testimony of plaintiff and her witnesses, and it appearing from said testimony that all of the material allegations of plaintiff’s complaint are true, and the Court being fully advised;

IT IS HEREBY ORDERD, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED THAT The bonds of now and heretofore existing between the said plaintiff and the said defendant be, and the same are, hereby dissolved and set aside; that said defendant shall have the care, custody and control of the minor children of plaintiff and defendant, Marvel Hill, Myrl Hill, and Hill, for a period of nine months in each year, said nine months during the school term; and that the plaintiff shall have the care, custody, and control of said minor children during the three summer months of each year; that both plaintiff and defendant shall have the right at all and any reasonable time and place, to see and visit with said children without hindrance form the other party in whose custody children might then be; that when the period of time shall arrive the custody of the children shall be give to the plaintiff the shall make the necessary arrangements for having the children sent or brought to her; and that when the defendants period of custody shall make the necessary arrangements to bring the children from the place where they might then be in the custody of the plaintiff. The three minor children shall not be taken from the State of Idaho the consent of the Judge of said Court first had and obtained, or the consent of the party other then the one in whose custody the might be in; and if said children, or any of them, are taken out to State of Idaho, they must be returned to the State in accordance with provisions of the written consent or agreement if they be taken out the State by other than a Court order:

AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED That each of said parties are to support the said children during the time either may them in their custody.

Dated this 7 day of October 1924.

Filed Oct. 7, 1924 Geo. W. Edgington, District
Geo. Witt, Clerk. Judge.
By Alice E. Bale' Deputy Clerk

Case #2495."



Location of divorce was Idaho Falls, Bonneville, IDCONC shall make the necessary arrangements to bring the children from the
CONC place where they might then be in the custody of the plaintiff. The
CONC three minor children shall not be taken from the State of Idaho
CONC the consent of the Judge of said Court first had and obtained, or
CONC the consent of the party other then the one in whose custody the
CONC might be in; and if said children, or any of them, are taken out to
CONC State of Idaho, they must be returned to the State in accordance with
CONC provisions of the written consent or agreement if they be taken out
CONC the State by other than a Court order:
CONT
CONT AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED That each of said
CONC parties are to support the said children during the time either may
CONC them in their custody.
CONT Dated this 7 day of October 1924.
CONT Filed Oct. 7, 1924 Geo. W. Edgington, District
CONT Geo. Witt, Clerk. Judge.
CONT By Alice E. Bale' Deputy Clerk
CONT Case #2495." 		Family: F76
 
6 A book of abstracted marriage records shows the marriage date as 20 May 1875. "Thomas Wandless of Fton, to Dorcas Whitlock of St. Mary's, May 20, 1875, by G. Goddrich Roberts, Anglican, , Wit John Stephen, Martha Whitlock"
Arnold Duke checked the Christ Church cathedral records, which show 30 May 1874. It's puzzling that the book would list both a different date and church. 		Family: F10
 
7 A letter written in Canada in 1893 by John Wanless, nephew of Isabella and son of her brother, John gives a description of their family.
"My father seems to remember things that happened in his boy days better than he can things of later dates and he says Uncle Dick has the Wanless catechism about right. Archibald and William had one sister Isabella, she was married to one Herbert. Their son Thomas Herbert came to America Father thinks about the year 22 or 23 but he does not know what place only he thinks he come to where some of the former ones came to and my father's mother's name was Gray and the first wife of my grandfather William of Biddlestone. His 2nd and 3rd wives were Cowan cousins. The first family was Margaret, George, John "my father," Tibby (Isabella), and William. William was the 7 mo. baby and kept for two months in a fleece of wool on the pot lid. Marg. was married to William Isabella Buckham, Family 7 sons and 2 daughters, 3 sons and 1 girl are dead. My uncle William's family are all dead but one girl. He is living not long ago and quite hearty and fresh. My father's uncle Arch died from home. He went to some of the summer fairs took sick when away and died at a place called Sunsidetownfoot. Archibald's son William my Father's cousin died a few miles from Biddlestone and his cousin Richard who would be about his age if living yet went to school together when his uncle Archibald lived at Fliup?My Father's half brothers and sisters and their families are many of them dead. Archibald's family 3 girls and 1 boy. The girls are married since we left the old country and are now living." 		Family: F436
 
8 Age 27 0n Marriage Cert Family: F215
 
9 Alexander Noel WANLESS married Mary Logan KENNY, widow, who died 10 January 1974, aged 59 years. Family: F22
 
10 An anonymous FGS says they married in Evanston, Wyoming, no date shown. Family: F190
 
11 banns proclaimed Family: F78
 
12 by Beth Ann Zenter

Though I never saw my great grandfather, Jim Wanless, I do
remember his wife. Great Grandma Josie (Minett). She was very
tall and lean. Perhaps everyone her age wore a "house dress" and
apron then. People were so very rigid and staunch in beliefs-
for instance, people didn't hug or cuddle children after the
toddler stage-lest it "spoil" a child. Such strict, stern
people as they were--they must have missed much happiness and
tenderness. I suppose enduring many hardships, working hard to
produce food, fuel, etc., there was a hardness built in! They
were devout Presbyterians, but even religion was so strict and
unbending, there wasn't gentleness in being a Christian, either.
My grandfather. Earl Wanless, was also lean and tall. He
was exceptionally clean, as I recall. Always wore bib overalls
for farm work, but was clean at any given time. He dressed as
for church to go to town or to a meeting. He was an early
generation in the Franklin Farmer's Insurance Company. He served
in the capacity of Town Chairman for many years, attended the
Fancy Creek Presbyterian Church faithfully. The Church was
located at the entrance of the Fancy Creek Cemetery, had a very
high ceiling, and was heated for more than a hundred years by two
large potbellied wood stoves. Finally, an oil burning stove was
installed and lit just previous to each service. The Church was
maintained frugally--no frills. When the membership deteriorated
so drastically as to cause its closing, the Church was torn down
and a marker set in its stead. Grandpa Earl died in ______ and
left Grandma (Helen McNelly) to live out a total of 101 years.
When I think of what luxury and entertainment, etc., are
available today and how little our ancestors had or even
considered, it is a drastic contrast. Grandpa dearly loved
listening to his radio--a little luxury which sat on a "stand" in
the corner of the dining room. He sat in his wood rocker with
leather seat (the living room was not used unless there was
"company"). He so enjoyed Red Skelton, Jack Benny, Gracie Alien,
and Lucille Ball. He got such pleasure from so little. I can't
remember Grandma ever sitting down just to listen to the radio
with him. She had to be busy elsewhere about the house.
My dad. Mills Wanless, was born in 1914, having brother John
Foster and Catherine Margaret as older brother and sister. He
was to have a younger sister, Avis Helen and a younger brother,
James Arnold in the future. His father. Earl Douglas and mother,
Helen McNelly, farmed on the home farm in Section 15 of Marshall
Township.
Mills completed only eight grades of school in the little
one-room school located in Gillingham--a two-mile walk to school
and then two miles home. His was not the only generation to make
that trek daily, as did his father and his children before the
years of busing. His eyesight was poor and kept him from a
continued education in high school. 		Family: F127
 
13 Cambo split off from Hartburn parish in 1843. Family: F142
 
14 Charlie Gwinn, son of Waldo Gwinn, grandson to Thomas S. Gwinn stated in an interview in April of 2001 that Thomas and Emma Russell were married in Kanawha County, WV. Family: F1175
 
15 County of Roxburghshire;Scotland:Marriage Register of Morebattle:1726-1819.
Marriage recorded by means of payment fee.
Co signed by Robert Shiel and Janet Rutherford, 18th August,1811,1/6d. 		Family: F1285
 
16 Dalton le Dale parish was later absorbed into Seaham St. Mary the Virgin. Apparently this marriage is recorded in both places. Family: F66
 
17 Emily Wanless Reeves Record Book, p. 48 lists marriage as Sept 1878. "Married to Elizabeth Wanless by Judge Elias Smith."


1878 Sep 23 Mr. Francis Herbert REEVES and Miss Elizabeth WANLESS of the 5th Ward married by Judge Elias SMITH in the evening at his residence in the presence of Sylvester H. REEVES and Jane WANLESS. 		Family: F75
 
18 From the Davenport Weekly Leader newspaper, 16 June 1896, page 5:
Wanless - Walter
The marriage of Miss Sarah E. Walter and John A. Wauless of Moline took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs. James M. Walter at 892(?) Fifth avenue Tuesday evening in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The rooms were charming with a profusion of cut flowers and potted plants, and brilliantly illuminated. The bride wore a charming gown of white silk. The Rev. W.S. Marquis of the Broadway Presbyterian church officiated. After the ceremony the wedding supper followed and the evening was delightfully spent in sociability. The many presents received were very handsome. Mr. & Mrs. Wauless will make their home for the present with Mr. & Mrs. Walter. 		Family: F1536
 
19 Geo. Wanless of Bay City, age 43, b. St. Helens Isle, engineer, married by A.B. Clough, minister of the gospel, to Mrs. Mary Acred (Mary Scofield) of Bay City, age 47, born Ireland. Witnesses: Henry Wanless of Portsmouth & Mrs. J.D. McPherson of Bay City. Recorded 12 July 1875. License #1228, book A(?), page 78.
-- Ile Sainte-Hélène is one Montréal's most famous islands because in 1967 the World Expo was held on that island and the adjacent Ile Notre-Dame. [Alan Rayborn]
-- "Mary Scofield" appears to be her maiden name based on how it was written and how others were written (some used the word "formerly"). 		Family: F41
 
20 George Wanless and George Wanless Sr. were witnessess at James's wedding.
The wedding was registered in Houghton-Le-Spring. Margret was described as a spinster. The vicar at the wedding was Alfred.L.Blagden. The marrage took place at Hennington or Herington Chapel, Newbottle. 		Family: F14
 
21 GRO index: Wanless, John Alexander & Shepherd, Isabella; Tynemouth Reg. District, Northumberland, England, , vol 10b, page 320 Date: Apr 1895-Jun 1895 Family: F27
 
22 Hugh and Lucy-Alice were married by the well known Alban Francis Blood.Canon Blood. THeir marriage was witnessed by Jeannie Brown and Charles Johnstone. Family: F214
 
23 ID#: 169611
Grooms First Name Adrian Henry
Grooms Last Name MAYBERRY
Grooms Residence Lehi
Brides First Name Ann Jane
Brides Last Name WANLASS
Brides Residence Lehi
County of Record Cache Co., Utah
Place of Marriage Logan
Date of Marriage 15 Jan 1890
Volume B
Page 359 		Family: F27
 
24 Irregular marriage {John Ayton} Family: F396
 
25 Irregular marriage {John Ayton} Family: F455
 
26 James Shaw WANLESS, residing at 13 Railway Row, North Seaton, Northumberland to Sarah CAISLEY, aged 24 years, daughter of George CAISLEY, Miner, residing at 23 Third Single Row, North Seaton, Northumberland.
Witnesses: William Pringle DUNN & Dorothy WANLESS. 		Family: F5
 
27 James was always a kind and loving husband and father. He was loved and respected by all who knew him. He came to S. Dak. in 1909 and filed a claim near the town of Strool. At an early age he joined the Methodist Church in Wisconsin, then later joined the Congregational Church at Pasque, S. Dak. He had been a patient suffer of rheumatism for many years which caused his death. Mother (Gracia) tells that he died of exhaustion after taking a death message to family five miles away in a storm and they didn't ask him in to rest so he had to walk the five miles back.. which actually caused his death.
The Wanless family lived in a sod house east of Strool (Prairie City) Typical sod house for the area, it was plastered with sand on the inside. Kenneth was born here with the aid of a mid-wife. A point of interest was that the Christmas tree was a tumble weed or a cactus. --Notes from Eunice Jacobson 		Family: F623
 
28 John and Alice's Marriage entry in the register states that she was a 22 year old Dressmaker and he was a 26 year old groom. Her father is named as George Adamson, a Labourer, and one of the witnesses is Thomas Adamson. John's father is listed as James Wanless, whose occupation is listed as Gardener. Family: F25
 
29 John Ayton: probably irregular marriage Family: F450
 
30 Joseph's pension file says they were married 4 Sept 1874 by Mr. Robb, J.P., recorded at New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Co, Ohio Family: F85
 
31 Licence. Witnesses: M. Davison and A. Robson. Family: F38
 
32 Licence. Witnesses: William Reed Watson & Robert Gardner. Family: F42
 
33 Listed as Andrew Givin & Julia Ann Devericks [Pendleton Co. Marriages book] Family: F1065
 
34 Listed as William C. Wandless and Margaret Ann Gwinn. Family: F508
 
35 Location of divorce was (probably) Portland, Multnomah, OR Family: F578
 
36 Location of divorce was Chicago, Cook County, Illinois Family: F245
 
37 Location of divorce was Dillon, Beaverhead, MT Family: F74
 
38 Location of divorce was Highland Co, VA Family: F966
 
39 Location of divorce was Marion Co, Oregon Family: F57
 
40 Location of divorce was Pocahontas Co, VA Family: F121
 
41 Marjorie HUME was sister of Elizabeth HUME ( deceased 11 January 1970 ) Family: F35
 
42 Marraige registered 2nd quarter 1905 Family: F57
 
43 Marriage also recorded as 5 Nov 1848 Irvine, Ayr, Scotland. Family: F114
 
44 Marriage cert says Robert lived in Shelburn and Jane in Curryville. Later it says Currysville, but it should not have an "s" in the name. Family: F77
 
45 Marriage data from Kent Snedegar. Family: F140
 
46 Marriage record in IGI spells his name Louson. Family: F1114
 
47 Marriage record says Antonio Young and Rachel Leckie. Family: F1056
 
48 Marriage record: 30 May 1869, Wood Co., WV: George W GUIN 22 single b Augusta Co., VA, s/o Samuel & Betsy, to Martha L HENSLEY 20 single b Upshur Co, d/o E H & Nancy C
[Note that George should be 32 for his age to match the 1860 and 1870 census - this is from a transcription; the original marriage register should be checked some time.] 		Family: F538
 
49 Marriage record: 9 Aug 1863, Wood Co, WV, George W GUINN 27 single, b Augusta Co., VA, s/o Samuel & Elizabeth, and Mary JACKSON 21 single, b Wood Co, d/o James & Elizabeth
[Wood Co. Marriages, from Elsie Cook email] 		Family: F1072
 
50 Marriage registered 2nd quarter 1934 Family: F33
 
51 Marriage registered 3rd quarter 1924 Family: F61
 
52 Marriage registered 3rd quarter 1939 Family: F63
 
53 Marriage registered 4th quarter Family: F62
 
54 Marriage registered 4th quarter 1923 Family: F59
 
55 Marriage reported in the Newcastle Courant 11 June 1841 Family: F41
 
56 Marriages from the South Shields St Hilda Registers (1825-1837)
25 Jul 1830 Robert Haggerty = Margaret Graydon 		Family: F204
 
57 Married at Normanton Parish Church. Family: F8
 
58 Married at Normanton Parish Church. Family: F9
 
59 Married at Salvation Army Hall by Commander Coombs. [Ray Wanless] Family: F1458
 
60 Married at the home of the bride's parents. [Carol Ellis] Family: F91
 
61 Married at the Presbyterian Church. Family: F34
 
62 Married at the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Mission of Edwardstown and Parts Adjacent. Family: F5
 
63 Married at the Scotch Presbyterian Church. Family: F38
 
64 Married at the Wesleyan Chapel at Low Fell. Family: F37
 
65 Married in St. Saviour's Church. Witnesses Matthew Roy Ward & Ethel Burrell. Family: F28
 
66 Married in the Chapelry of Hebburn. Christopher, age 29, bachelor, miner, resides Woodhorn, father Thomas Wanless, miner. Elizabeth, age 21, spinster, residing at New Houses, Causey Park, Northumberland, daughter of Thomas LUKE, Gardener. Witnesses Samuel LUKE & Christina MUIRHEAD. Family: F59
 
67 Might be this marriage in the IGI: John Hay & Jane McDonald, 31 Oct 1868, Drainie, Moray, Scotland Family: F36
 
68 No proof of this marriage has been found that I've seen, but it's accepted by most researchers and will serve here as a placeholder until we find proof, if any is to be found. Family: F516
 
69 page 4 / line 30 - Christopher DOUGLASS, stonecutter, age 31, b. Scotland, son of Andrew & Christiana Douglass; m. Mary WANLESS, age 23, b. Wood Co., dau of Richard & Sarah Wanless; 19 Mar 1858, by James H. ??. Family: F206
 
70 Ralph Black & Mary Beck m. 19 Jan 1838 [Augusta Co. Marriages]
--note that Becks lived right next door to Claytons in Augusta Co in 1850 census 		Family: F540
 
71 Residences, all Hartburn

1747 - 1749 Newbiggin
1751 - 1760 Gallows Hill
1763 - Rothley Moor House 		Family: F124
 
72 Robert & Isabella his wife were 2nd cousins - both great-grandchildren of Stephen Wanless & Isabel Robson. Family: F141
 
73 Son Nicholas b. abt. 1821 so must have married before then. Family: F419
 
74 St Thomas church Family: F4
 
75 The marriage was performed by Hiram Stoud (sp?), Post Chaplain and was recorded May 5, 1864. [John W. Schulz has a copy of the marriage record.]

John A. did confirm, in a November 17, 1892 response to the Bureau of Pensions, that he "was married, now divorced," and that he was married in Leavenworth, KS. He did not mention Theodosia by name, but did confirm that he had a daughter, Mary Alice b. 1865. [per his pension file] 		Family: F508
 

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