1860 Walworth twp Walworth Co Wisc
page 152 line 14 visit 1151
William age 55 ENG
Ann age 60 ENG Wooley/ Hollands/Featherstone
Mary age 25 NY
Willaim age 16 WI
Francis age 14 WI
Sarah age 3 WI
brothter Peter and family next door visit 1152
also next door is P. Wooley family Relationship to Ann Wooley ?????
P. Wooley age 73 NY
Mary L age 51 NY
Emma age 22 NY
Ida agew 18 PA1860 Walworth twp Walworth Co Wisc
page 152 line 20 visit 1152
Peter age 46 ENG
Mary age 37 ENG
George age 18 NY
Phoebe age 16 NY
James age 15 WI
Mary age 10 WI
Marshall age 4 WI (Mardell ??)1870 Walworth twp Walworth Co Wisc
page 34 line 29 visit 303
Wm age 60 ENG
Ann age 70 ENG
William age 26 WI
Frank age 24 WI
Ann Woolley's first husband William Hollands died in England in 1844,when his youngest daughter Emily was 2 years old.
Ann and five of her 10 children, Edward, Jane, Charlotte, Henry and Emilymigrated to the United States in 1851. (see notes below)
1850 Grauga Co census shows Ann's birth as Scotland.
They settled in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, where she had Claggett relativesfrom her sister Maria, and then moved to Eldorado, Wisconsin, about 1856.
After living there a while, Ann moved to a town in southern Wisconsincalled Delavan, but left her children from her first marriage to WilliamHollands with her brother William in Eldorado. Her son Henry marriedCornelia Dines and had moved to Moncalm County, Michigan.
Ann Wooley was re-married to a widower named William Featherstone who hadtwo sons named William and Francis and a daughter Sarah
in Walworth twp Walworth Co. WisconcinKaren Watkins Notes:
Ann Hollands and her family sailed from South Hampton, England and landedin Quebec. Moved to Ohio. Ann and some of her children, including Henry,moved Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin from 1854 to 1857. Henry returned toOhio and bought a farm, but sold it and moved to Michigan with only $3 inhis pocket. He built a 100 acre farm along with a grainary, had 10-15Jersey cows and McGee hogs. He was a School Director and DrainageCommissioner. member of Patrons of Industry. Rebulican and in his firstelectionvoted for Abraham Lincoln. He was a delegate to the countyconventions.
They raised a young woman named Cora Loveland, as a daughter. Shemarried a Mr. Vance.1850 Russell Geauga Co Ohio page 218 line 42 visit 43
Ann Holland age 51 Scotland
Henry age 11 ENG
Emily age 8 ENG
John Blackett age 60 ENGElizabeth Woolly age 75 Scotland next door on page 219 line 18 visit48
Ann Woolly-Holland motherCharlotte Hollands age 12 ENG visit #82
living with A.H. Chase family
1860 Walworth twp Walworth Co Wisc
page 152 line 14 visit 1151
William age 55 ENG
Ann age 60 ENG Wooley/ Hollands/Featherstone
Mary age 25 NY
Willaim age 16 WI
Francis age 14 WI
Sarah age 3 WI
brothter Peter and family next door visit 1152
also next door is P. Wooley family Relationship to Ann Wooley ?????
P. Wooley age 73 NY
Mary L age 51 NY
Emma age 22 NY
Ida agew 18 PA1860 Walworth twp Walworth Co Wisc
page 152 line 20 visit 1152
Peter age 46 ENG
Mary age 37 ENG
George age 18 NY
Phoebe age 16 NY
James age 15 WI
Mary age 10 WI
Marshall age 4 WI (Mardell ??)1870 Walworth twp Walworth Co Wisc
page 34 line 29 visit 303
Wm age 60 ENG
Ann age 70 ENG
William age 26 WI
Frank age 24 WI
1900 Walworth twp Walworth Co Wisc ED 100
sheet 3B page 311A line 76 visit 63
Grant G Welch age 24 WI
Ruth age 22 WI
Frank Featherstone age 54 WI boarder Uncle
Edward and Mary Ann Pressnell- Hollands left England in June 1851.Besides themselves and their children, George, Elizabeth and Amy, thegroup included: William and Ann Wooley-Hollands-Featherstone; Edward'sbrothers Joseph and Henry; and his sisters, Charlotte, Jane and Emily.After landing in New York, they proceeded to Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Annhad family already living there. One of the reasons the Wooley's hadleft England was because of the religious beliefs, they were WesleyeanMethodist. In a year or two, Edward and Mary then moved on toWisconsin. When they first came to this country, Edward worked as a farmhand, trying to save money to by his own farm.
There was a certain amount of bad feelings when Ann Wooley-Featherstoneleft her children from her first marriage with various relatives in Ohioand went off to Delavan with her new husband and family. Edward Wooleywent to visit his mother and was told in not so many words that thechildren from the first marriage were not welcome there.
In late 1886, Edward Wooley and his second wife moved to North Dakota.He ended up owning two farms, one of 120 acres, and another of 40 acres.He gave 40 of his 120 acres to his son Will, the 40 acre farm was givento to his son Joseph.
1870 Fond du Lac Eldorado Co Wisc
sheet 127 page 4 line 13 visit 23
Edward Hollands age 46 ENG
Mary A age 47 ENG
Emma age 20 ENG
William age 16 OH
Joseph age 13 WI
Cora age 2 WI1880 Fond du Lac Eldorado Co Wisc Dist 36
sheet 119C page 19 line 26 visit 180
Edward age 55 ENG
Mary age 54 ENG
Cora age 12 WI
George Hollands family visit 181
Joseph Hollands family visit 1821900 Walcott twp Richland Co ND Dist 149
Sheet 195A line 26 visit 121
Edward age 75 ENG marriage 2
Mary age 57 ENG wife #2
Richard age 18 WI grandson and son of JosephJoseph and family visit 122 next door
Mary Ann was a Servant in England, working at various posts until shebecame a cook. She worked at several schools until she went to work fora well-to-do London family. Her brother Stephen was apprenticed to adraper and followed that profession both in England and later when hemoved to South Africa. Mary Ann never learned to read or write.
Mary Hollands died of scarlet fever
Edward and Mary Ann Pressnell- Hollands left England in June 1851.Besides themselves and their children, George, Elizabeth and Amy, thegroup included: William and Ann Wooley-Hollands-Featherstone; Edward'sbrothers Joseph and Henry; and his sisters, Charlotte, Jane and Emily.After landing in New York, they proceeded to Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Annhad family already living there. One of the reasons the Wooley's hadleft England was because of the religious beliefs, they were WesleyeanMethodist. In a year or two, Edward and Mary then moved on toWisconsin. When they first came to this country, Edward worked as a farmhand, trying to save money to by his own farm.
There was a certain amount of bad feelings when Ann Wooley-Featherstoneleft her children from her first marriage with various relatives in Ohioand went off to Delavan with her new husband and family. Edward Wooleywent to visit his mother and was told in not so many words that thechildren from the first marriage were not welcome there.
In late 1886, Edward Wooley and his second wife moved to North Dakota.He ended up owning two farms, one of 120 acres, and another of 40 acres.He gave 40 of his 120 acres to his son Will, the 40 acre farm was givento to his son Joseph.
1870 Fond du Lac Eldorado Co Wisc
sheet 127 page 4 line 13 visit 23
Edward Hollands age 46 ENG
Mary A age 47 ENG
Emma age 20 ENG
William age 16 OH
Joseph age 13 WI
Cora age 2 WI1880 Fond du Lac Eldorado Co Wisc Dist 36
sheet 119C page 19 line 26 visit 180
Edward age 55 ENG
Mary age 54 ENG
Cora age 12 WI
George Hollands family visit 181
Joseph Hollands family visit 1821900 Walcott twp Richland Co ND Dist 149
Sheet 195A line 26 visit 121
Edward age 75 ENG marriage 2
Mary age 57 ENG wife #2
Richard age 18 WI grandson and son of JosephJoseph and family visit 122 next door
Jane and Henry farmed near Waupaca, Wisconsin.
Following Jane's death, Henry re-married.1860 Eldorado twp Fond du Lac Wisc
page 121 line 33 visit 927
Henry age 29 NY
Jane age 29 ENG (Hollands)
Mary age 65 NY (Henry's mother)
Emily Hollands age 18 ENGnext door to Isaac Claggett family
At one time, Henry and Jane lived in Weyauwega, Waupaca Co, Wisconsin.One of their sons was a sheriff either of Waupaca Co. or and adjoiningcounty.
CW pension papers list Catherine A. Knapp married 1867
1860 Fond du Lac El Dordado Waupaca Co Wisc
page 118 line 21 visit 902
S. A. Sherman age 26 NY
Charlotte age 25 ENG
Ella J age 2 WINOTE: brother David and family page 126
NOTE: Charlotte may have died prior to 1867
Sylvester remarried to Catherine A Knapp
Sylvester and Charlotte's daughter Ella J age 12 was living withSylvester's parents
Horace and Abigail on 1870 Census1870 Waupaca Waupaca Co Wisc
sheet 185 page 39 line 29 visit 295
Sylvester age 36 NY
Katie age 26 NY
Helen age 2 NYNOTE:
Myron Sherman and family visit 290
Calvin Claggett and family visit 2891880 Home twp Brown Co MINN ED 26
sheet 66D page 4 line 42 visit 40
Slyvester A age 46 NY
Kate age 36 NY
Helen age 12 WI
Willie age 9 WI William
Frank age 6 WI
Hattie age 2 MINN
when Charlottes mother Ann Wooley-Featherstone moved to Delavan,Charlotte stayed with her aunt, Maria Wooley Claggett. this may be thesame charlotte that was married to Sylvester Sherman. She also may bethe Charlotte that had a son out of wedlock by one of the Tompkins?
Charlotte used the name Claggett.
1850 Geauga Co Ohio Russell twp line 4 visit 86 Charlotte Holland livingwithChase family line 4 visit 86
1870 Fond du Lac Wisc ward 3
sheet 279 page 64 line 1 visit 500
Alonzo age 32 VT
Emily age 27 OH
Mattie age 5 WI
Alice age 3 WI1880 Fond du Lac Wis ED 41
sheet 203 C page 11 line 48 visit 129
Alonzo age 44 VT
Emma age 37 ENG
Alice age 13 WI
also Fred Billington same page1900 Fond du Lac Wis ED 25
sheet 8 A page 174 A line 41 visit 153
Alonzo age 61 VT married 37 yrs
Emily age 57 ENG 3 child 2 live
George age 18 WI
After her mother left for Delavan, Wisconsin, Emily lived with John andMelissa Huffcutt Claggett.