Richard (Cheney) Wilson
Honor Code SignatorySigned 2 Aug 2015 | 1,153 contributions | 29 thank-yous | 381 connections
Richard was born in Fort Myers, Florida in 1950 and lived with his mother and her immediate family until 1953. Richard was adopted by the Wilson family and continued to live in Fort Myers, unaware of his biological roots.
After graduation from Fort Myers High School in 1968, he attended school in Georgia and North Carolina. In 1976. Richard moved to the North Carolina "Triangle" area and now resides in Raleigh.
Following intensive research From Aug 2014 to Jan 1915, Richard has connected with descendants of his original family in Florida and continues to research his ancestors on ancestry.com and WikiTree.
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