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Note: Not much is known about John although we know he was a soldier intheRevolution and had been captured by the British along with hisbrother in August 1780. John apparently moved to the Williamson Countyarea of Tennessee before 1810. I believe John Wilson died in the fall of1826 and this is why he was not mentioned as an heir in the estate of hisbrother Aaron Wilson in 1832. See Probate of John Wilson, 1827. SarahWilson was the administratorix of the estate of John Wilson in January1827 so it's possible he was married. However, since no children of JohnWilson were named as heirs in the Aaron Wilson estate, it is possibleJohn Wilson had no heirs.
January Court 1827
Book 4, page 174
Williamson Co. TN
Account of sales. A list of the sale of property of JOHN WILSON SENIOR,deceased.
one note on Aaron J. Wilson bearing interest from 15 October 1826
one note on A.W. Graws & Samuel Graws (?Graves) bearing interest from 14November 1826
one note on Andrew Paterson bearing interest from 18 January 1826
one note on John A. Wilson given in September 1820 with a credit of $10,20 May 1821
3 pieces of gold deposited with Zacheus Wilson
1 English & 1 French Guinea
1 not known - one small piece supposed to be a two dollar piece.
Sarah Wilson
The articles in this account, which are primarily personal items, do notseem appropriate for a married man with a family, and yet his title islisted as "Senior". Another record (of John Jackson) says John Wilsondied 1838, four children, and yet another says John Henderson Wilson1753-1833 married Susannah Boone. Another says, John Wilson the son ofRobert & Eleanor Wilson married Ann Meek. All these "Johns" are mixed upin research and the following is a list of several who died in the areaof Tennessee. The list does not include Bedford or Sumner County. TheJohn H. Wilson (wife Susannah) who died in 1838 was the son of JamesWilson.
John H. Wilson, Marshall Co. Will Bk. A-3, 1838
John Wilson, Williamson Co. Will Bk. 4-174, 1827
John Wilson, Maury Co. Will #155, 1827
John Wilson, Marshall Co. Will Bk. A-46, 1839
John L. Wilson, Williamson Co. Will Bk. 9-717, 1851
John S. Wilson, Williamson Co. Will Bk. 13-301, 1859
John S. Wilson, Williamson Co. Will Bk. 9-206, 1848
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with John by comparing test results with other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with John: