Kay (Johnson) Wilson
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Kay (Johnson) Wilson

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Kay A. Wilson formerly Johnson
Born 1940s.
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Kay (Johnson) Wilson is a descendant of Mayflower Passenger Richard Warren.
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Biography

Katherine Ann Johnson, the daughter of Douglas Johnson and Phyllis Smith, was born September 27, 1943 in Schenectady, New York.

DNA

Paternal and maternal relationships are confirmed with a GEDmatch test match between Kay (Johnson) Wilson GEDmatch T596586 and her sister Lynn (Johnson) Andrews GEDmatch T408316. Their most MRCAs are their parents Douglas Johnson and Phyllis Smith. Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 1.2, based on sharing 2654.8 cM across 46 segments.

Sources

  • United States of America, Bureau of the Census; Washington, D.C.; Seventeenth Census of the United States, 1950; Record Group: Records of the Bureau of the Census, 1790-2007; Record Group Number: 29; Residence Date: 1950; Home in 1950: Schenectady, Schenectady, New York; Roll: 218; Sheet Number: 267; Enumeration District: 70-110

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Thank you Kay for using your skills, knowledge and diligence in helping myself, others and this outstanding project named Wikitree.

Paul F. Kisak

posted by Paul Francis Kisak II
I believe this Williams is one of your ancestors https://www.geni.com/path/Lawrence-Smith+is+related+to+Capt-Benajah-Williams?from=6000000083443661475&path_type=blood&to=6000000003937034740. , My paternal grandmother was Williams, one of original families of USA. Two universities named after Williams.
posted by Larry Smith
edited by Larry Smith
Thanks, Larry.

There is a WikiTree profile for Benajah Williams here: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Williams-28345 According to WikiTree he's my 6th great grandfather. Do you know how you're related to him? Kay

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
if you click the link, you see the relationship path, Capt. Benajah Williams is Lawrence Smith's first cousin 8 times removed! so we are closely related..

this 2nd cousin signed US Declaration of Independence, https://www.geni.com/path/Lawrence-Smith+is+related+to+William-Williams-signer-of-the-Declaration-of-Independence?from=6000000083443661475&path_type=blood&to=6000000002060016105

I recommend you upload your tree to geni.com , and add information here that you find there - i am sure it will fill alot of gaps

posted by Larry Smith
edited by Larry Smith
Thank you for corrections re Nicholas, Stephen and Adam Stickles.

Adam's father is still spelled (Stickles-3) Nicholas I. Stickles, but he matches (Stickle-181) Nicholas Stickle without the "s" ditto his mother is (Kiefer-813) ) Catharine Kiefer Stickle with no "s" and (Keifer-135) Catharina Keifer Stickles with the "S" but ei instead of ie in Keifer. I have spelling of Kiefer and Stickles, but I am too new and reluctant to try to merge different spelling. Can you assist again? Thank you, Beverly Hulett

Thanks, Beverly.

I've proposed the merges you requested. Kay

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Yay! I merged the -3 and -271 Nicholas Stickles and fixed Stephen Stickles! Thank you. Now I need to figure out how to note he, his father, and 23 others are NSDAR Patriots..

We are cousins through Richard Warren as well....

Thank you for catching the duplication for Rosella (Murphy) Morgan. My computer/internet was glitching while working on the profiles that day, hopefully that is the only duplicate!
posted by Linda Newman
edited by Linda Newman
I think I adopted file Wooldridge-1350 because it had no file manager. Upon further examination, almost all of the "sources" are a bit sketchy. I think we should wait to merge with Wooldridge-154. So far I see no documentation that Elliot's parents were John Wooldridge and Mary Abbott. There is really very little documentation although I do share DNA with the manager of Wooldridge-154 (and also with you).
posted by Paul Larsen
edited by Paul Larsen
I don't understand why you think it is necessary to wait to merge Wooldridge-1350 and Wooldridge-154. The person who created Wooldridge-1350 said he was the "son of John Wooldridge and Mary Abbott". Wooldridge-154 also has them as his parents.
posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Mostly because there is no documentation. I mean, I agree that those two files are the same person according to FamilySearch, I just don't see anything to support a family line for Elliott Wooldridge. Actually, there is only one document to show he was even alive. I don't have an ancestry account. If there is more documentation there or somewhere else, please direct me to it.
posted by Paul Larsen
I would be happy to make you the profile manager of this file. As I said, I just adopted it. I'm related to a relative of this person. I have no dog in this fight.
posted by Paul Larsen
Thank you so much Kay for all your careful and well-researched contibutions to the genealogy of the Brocketts of New Haven and New England and beyond.
posted by Adrian Brockett
Hi, Kay! You edited Nancy Logan and changed her name. She was not married to Philip Conrad. He married Rachael Everett Enochs. There was a big court battle over their illegitimate daughter, Sarah Elzabeth Conrad. He and Rachael ended up raising her. Nothing else is known about Nancy at this date. Thank you! Tralawney Reeder
posted by Tralawney Reeder
Thanks, Tralawney.

I’ve added that information to Nancy’s profile for you. Kay

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
how you know my grandfather etienne stasnilas st martin jr
posted by Coutu (Coutu) Perras
I don't know your grandfather. I just noticed the duplicate profiles for him and proposed that they be merged. Thanks for completing the merge!
posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Thanks, Kay for helping out with John William Plaxton (1873-1935) and Mary Elizabeth (Stone) Plaxton (abt.1877-abt.1949). I'm very new to this so if you see me doing something wrong please let me know. One of the big strengths of wikitree is the stress on accuracy, so all pointers welcomed!
posted by Elisabeth Turnbull
Hi Kay,

Thanks for your contributions to Puritan Great Migration (PGM) project profiles.

Like all WikiTree projects we check in with team members periodically to find out about their continued interest in the project. Would you please respond by February 5, 2024, to let us know about your interest:

  1. Would you like to continue as a PGM project team member?;
  2. Do you have any suggestions for PGM Project priorities in the next year (optional)?;
  3. Do you have interest in taking a more active role within the PGM project, and if so, what you might be interested in doing (optional)?

Please respond to this comment on your profile, or if you'd like, send a private message to either Bobbie (Madison) Hall or S (Hill) Willson.

Thanks for all you do for PGM and WikiTree!

Regards,

Bobbie and Sharon, Co-Leaders, Puritan Great Migration Project

posted by Bobbie (Madison) Hall
Thank you Kay. George Punt and Artie Punt are on one the same.
posted by Jay Punt
Thanks, Jay. I'm glad you agree. You're the profile manager for both profiles, so you're the only person who can complete that merge right now. Just click on the "merge" link at the lower left corner of either profile in the "Matches and Merges" section, and follow the instructions.
posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
I merged Prater-135 and Prater-140, thanks
posted by Melodie (Combs) Patton
Hi Kay, just found we are 8th cousins twice X through William Tuttle of New Haven. Always glad to greet a new cousin, especially one as helpful as you. Speaking of you, this word always appears on my comments instead of my name and I don’t like it. HELP!!!! How can I change it???? With special thoughts. Lula Tuttle Sinnott
posted by Lula (Tuttle) Sinnott
Kay, would you consider looking at my DNA connection to you and help me add our connection to Barbara Lugar. Thank you, Carol
Hello Kay, You flagged many of my profiles as incomplete or missing. So many that I chose to remove the DNA confirmed for all of them. I do not much care to take the time to prove a relative or ancestor is a triangulated match. The only time it should be of real concern is when trying to determine adoptive paternity. I will leave that to adoption angels from here on.
posted by Steven Morehead
edited by Steven Morehead
Kay, thank you for looking at my DNA confirmations. I appreciate it as I knew I didn't do them right but need to sit down and really spend time redoing them. k
posted by Kurt Potter
Thanks for your response, Kurt. And thanks for changing all the paternal relationships to ‘confident’.

Please let me know If I can help you with your use of DNA matching and confirmations on WikiTree. Kay

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Kay, thank you for looking at my DNA confirmations. I appreciate it as I knew I didn't do them right but need to sit down and really spend time redoing them. Maybe this weekend. You are the BEST!

Maggie

posted by Maggie N.
Yes, I agree to merge the two Chancey/Chauncy W Carpenters.

Jill Cohen

posted by Jill (Matter) Cohen
Cousin..

Kay Wilson. Have You been busy or What!!! Thanks For find the Mergers.. I'm Honored that . You help in My..Wikitree .. And Your..Service to Myself and Others.. Cousin Mike...

posted by Lawrence Hasenstab
I agree to the Maudlin merger, thanks.
posted by Lee (Crandell) Recca
Thank you for your help. I will make sure not to put absolute dates from now on unless there is a source other than a genealogy.
posted by Joanna Hines
Thanks for all your help. I’m brand new to this site. Been using ancestry. I like this more but I’m getting the hang of it.
posted by Jared Hanly
Thank you for merging Porter-4200
posted by K Malady
That is so strange, my George Washington Fuller was also born June 1841, on the 30th. They must've been tripping over all the GW's back in the 1850's!
posted by Kevin Fuller
Thank you so much for your keen eye and help with my merges as I learn to navigate WikiTree!
posted by LJ Emery
Thank-you very much for merging the Lewis Munger profiles.
posted by Kathy Brotemarkle
Kay;

Your James Savery was quite a character... The case of the eccentric but brilliant James Savery· was the most noted of the church trials of this society. Charged with "unchristian walk and conversation, particularly in absenting himself from the bouse of worship, traveling here and there on the Lord's Day, unchristian feeling and conversation towards those of his brethren who . had labored to redeem him," he became the topic for discussion throughout the Precinct. Previous steps had been taken to redeem him, both on the part of the brethren and the cburch, when it was decided to take the third gospel step ·While a man of sterling character, Jam8!l Savery WB8 so eccentric 8S to antagonire the conventionality of common folks. With Albert Shurtleff he shocked the tbougbtlellll people of tbe town, by voting for abolition long before tbe rank and file could see anything objectional in chattel Blavery. 118 HISTORY OF CARVER and he was suspended until such time as he should make Christian satisfaction. Mter five years of rebellion he went forward, confessed his misdemeanors and was restored to fellowship. Again he came before the disciplinarians when, in 1823, a committee was named to labor with him in regard to making a disturbance in the choir, an.d failing to come to an agreement, Nathan Cobb was detailed to call on him and respectfully request him not to sing in such a manner as to interrupt the singers. The following year he faced trial on an indictment of four counts as follows filed by Bennett Cobb: Cutting wood on the Lord's Day. Disturbing the choir by irregular manners. Casting reflections upon the singers. Disturbing the religious services of the young. Mter a patient hearing during which the defendant was unyielding, Savery the eccentric, was excommunicated. Still belligerent he continued the contest, until his case went up on appeal to a Council of Ministers. In this Council he was overruled, the church proceedings covering the trial were adjudged regular, and in 1831 he made a full confession and was restored to fellowship in the church.

https://buzzardsbay.org/download/history_town_of_carver_ma.pdf

posted by Ray Zeller
Thanks, Ray! I've added a link to that site to James's profile.

Please remember that on WikiTree it's not okay to copy/paste from other websites. It's best to summarize the information in your own words, and provide a link to the source for people to find more detail for the information.

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Yes, you can merge: "Kay Wilson has proposed a merge between Tennie Cromeenes (Voiles-123) and Tennessee Tennie Voils (Voils-15). [Thank Kay for this]

Click here to compare the profiles side-by-side."

I have not done it because I am still researching a possible marriage certificate on Tennie and James's fake marriage under assumed names.

FYI: we are: Kay (Johnson) Wilson mother-in-law of 5th great-grandnephew of wife of 1st cousin 5x removed Add MyTreeTags™

posted by Jacque (Ragsdale) Koscheski
edited by Jacque (Ragsdale) Koscheski
Hi Kay, Just a quick note to thank you for the changes that you made this last week to some of my postings on the Doanes/Witts/DeWitts that we communicated about in our correspondences. I have more to add to many in my tree and hopefully I can finally get around to it. Bless you and thanks for all your great work. Marv
posted by Marv DeWitt
BY ALL MEANS, Kay, proceed with the merger, And thank you for picking up on that. How’d I do that dumb thing? Lula Tuttle Sinnott.
posted by Lula (Tuttle) Sinnott
Thanks for saying okay to the merge, Lula. You’re the profile manager for both of those profiles, so you can complete the merge yourself. I’m not a profile manager for either, so I can’t.

On https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Truelock-11 scroll down to the bottom of the profile. On the lower left side in the “Matches and Merges” section, click on the link that says [merge]. You will be taken to a page where you can complete the merge yourself. Kay

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Hamil 37 and Hamil 671 are indeed the same person as per your request that I merge them,,,,could you do it,,,,thank you
Maggie, I appreciate that you agree that the two profile should be merged, but I'm afraid that I can't complete the merge for you. That has to be done by the profile managers.
posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Hi Kay! Just wanted to say thank you for finding some documents on my ancestors William Cope-3109 and his wife Elizabeth a while back. I'm an amateur sleuth, and the things you found and updated on their profiles was very helpful and interesting. I really appreciate it!
posted by Victoria Marshall
Hi Kay, I noticed that you had entered information for Samuel Combs (Combs-3536). I was wondering if you had any source information for this? In particular, his marriage to Martha Langdon? I descend from his daughter Caroline Combs. Thanks!
posted by Diane Matthews
Hi, thank you for so patiently explaining what I needed to do when I didn't take the time to look and research it myself first. That was very kind of you.
posted by Wendy Beecher
I see the following edit entry for Burt-1666,

and since I know nothing about DNA testing and note that you had posted a DNA comment 2 yrs ago, could you help me understand your edit? I can't find the Father Status Indicator or even find the word "confident " on his page. Is your edit regarding Stephen as a father or Stephen's father(John William Burt)? "11 Feb 2022 06:02: Kay (Johnson) Wilson edited the Father Status Indicator and Data Status (Father) for Stephen Evan Burt (abt.1854-1919). (marked parent(s) 'confident' instead of confirmed with DNA because there is insufficient documentation) " Thank You

posted by Greg Bailey
Hi Greg,

The profile for Stephen Evan Burt-1666 previously showed that his relationship to his father, John William Burt-3656, was 'confirmed with DNA'. Two years ago, in February 2020 I left a comment indicating that there wasn't sufficient information on the profile for that relationship status, provided a link to the instructions about marking a relationship to a parent 'confirmed with DNA' and offered to help. Then recently I came across the profile again, saw that the relationship was still showing as 'confirmed with DNA', but that the necessary information to document that relationship still had not been added to the profile, so I changed his relationship to his father to 'confident'.

The Father Status Indicator is found on the 'edit' page for any profile. On the right hand side, near the top, in the 'edit family' section, you can choose from 4 different relationship statuses for the person's relationship to his/her father, and also to his/her mother: non-biological, uncertain, confident, or confirmed with DNA. To the right of each choice there is a question mark in a small black circle. Clicking on that question mark takes you to a page explaining more about that relationship status.

I hope that answers all of your questions. If it doesn't, please let me know. Thanks!

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
(Wes Collinwood) I have just left a message for the profile MGR of Baumgardner 142, of the proposed merge. I have checked & the 2 are the same person. I have urged him to go ahead with the merge. Or you could do it, just let me know the results. Eve is my 5X great grandmother!
2022-02-11

Hi Kay. Thanks for your comment. However, the DNA confirmation statements you are using are much different from the statements I just created per your request, via the new DNA Confirmation Citation Maker that I used to create appropriate statements: https://apps.wikitree.com/apps/clarke11007/DNAconf.php

Your DNA Confirmation statement reads:

Paternal and maternal relationships are confirmed with a GEDmatch test match between Kay (Johnson) Wilson GEDmatch T596586 and her sister Lynn (Johnson) Andrews GEDmatch T408316. Their most MRCAs are their parents Douglas Johnson and Phyllis Smith. Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 1.2, based on sharing 2654.8 cM across 46 segments.

Best! Richard J.

posted by Richard (Jordan) J
My statement was created before the DNA Confirmation Maker was developed, but I believe it is consistent with the format of the "Simple DNA Match" which is to be used when the matching test takers are third cousins or closer.
posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
thanks for the merge help im new here
posted by [Living Coombes]
You're welcome, Phelps!

You still need to complete the merge. On either profile, scroll down to the lower left of the page, in the "Matches and Merges" section, and click on the "merge" link just below Don's name. That will take you to a page where you can complete the merge. Let me know if you don't understand, or if you still have questions. Thanks!

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Kay

Thank you so very much for helping me with my family tree. As a newbie I appreciate all the help I can get! Karla Goddard

Hi Kay Johnson Wilson!

I'll definitely approve your merge of your record and mine of Louisa Tenney. Before I do it, I want to hear from you, and I want to update my WikiTree information about Louisa Tenney - I have her parents' names, for one thing.

People almost never reply to my WikiTree comments. I prefer to correspond by e-mail - I'm rsrichmond on gmail.

Louisa Tenney is my great-great-grandmother. How are you related to her?

posted by Robert Richmond
THANK YOU for the advice on my tree it really helped me out
I am trying to find out history for David Davis (b:@1771-1772 and died 4/1834 in Lewis Co., Kentucky. How do I search of Wiki Genealogy Feed to see if anyone is entering anything about this David Davis? It appears you added some info for David Davis.

Regards, William ("Bill" Davis [email address removed]

posted by William Davis
Thanks for pointing that out, Beryl. I've removed the DNA test information.
posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Kay, I've noticed another oddity - I've messaged Susan DeFoe and she says she has no known connection to the Manchester line.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Manchester-505

Thanks again...

posted by Beryl Meehan
Hi Beryl, Thanks for asking.

Both Susan DeFoe and Gershom Manchester are direct maternal line descendants of Mary Paine-49 (1616-1687), and would have inherited her mtDNA. (Note that both men and women inherit their mother's mtDNA, but only women can pass that mtDNA down to their children.) You can see how Susan and Gershom are related by clicking on the small green box, with the two arrows facing one another, that is just to the right of Susan's name (in the DNA Connections section) on Gershom's profile .

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Kay, that's brilliant. Both Susan and I are 9th gr-grdaus of Mary Paine.
posted by Beryl Meehan
Hi Kay, I just noticed the work you did on my many times great grandfather Walter Scott Cowan. Thanks so much! My biggest mistake when I first started at Wikitree was uploading a gedcom. And I was early in my genealogy search and didn't realize the value of sourcing and following established processes. It is volunteers like you who make Wikitree a great place to collaborate! Thank you.
Hi Kay!

Thanks for contributing to Puritan Great Migration profiles over the last six months. Every little bit helps, so please keep those edits coming!

Like all WikiTree projects we check in with team members twice per year and it's that time again. Please respond within the next two weeks to let me know:

  1. If you'd like to continue as a PGM project team member
  2. If you're happy with the team you're on (Research and/or Profile Improvement) or if you'd like to make a change
  3. Optionally, what you like since the reboot back in May or what you think could be improved. This could be something about Discord, or Google Groups, or managed profile spreadsheets, or challenge participation or really anything. If you like everything the way it is, you can let me know that too :)

If you'd like to tell me about a particular project or family you're working on, I'd love to hear about that as well.

Please respond to this message by posting a reply below or sending me a private message on WikiTree. I look forward to hearing from you.

Many thanks!

Brad Stauf, PGM membership coordinator

posted by Brad Stauf
Kay, thank you for your attention to Hannah Crosby, who is one of my direct ancestors and in a Mayflower line that I am documenting.
posted by Alan Jewett
Kay, thank you for the comments and corrections about the DNA statements on the numerous Acadian profiles you've attended to. It's much appreciated.

Cindy Bourque Cooper, co-leader Acadians Project

posted by Cindy (Bourque) Cooper
Yes I do think these two are the same, sorta new at this, so I will try to merge on my end. Have much more to add. I have all his childrens names and birthdays. He was my grandfather on my mothers side. Thank you for the comment!
posted by Elina Rowlett
Thank you. I am in the process of learning how to do this.All help is greatly appreciated. I haven't had much extra time to really learn what is what. I won't add anymore to my tree.
posted by Diane Green
Thanks for your note, Diane. You've created a lot of duplicate profiles, and also confused a couple of generations of one family.

Please complete the merges that have been proposed, and before creating any new profiles for people, look around a bit on WikiTree to see if there isn't already a profile for the person on WikiTree.

posted by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
Hi Kay,

Since you have been so strict with my profiles ;-)..............I see that you have your parents marked as DNA-confirmed based on a match with your sister. This match only confirms that you share the same parents but not necessarily both these parents. Your parents can only be marked as confirmed based on a test match between you/your sister and your parents. However, I do see you have more confirmations higher up in the tree. I like to advise you to copy them to the child's profile because they do confirm the DNA trail. I have many examples were the father did not supply the DNA. Had to tell my father and uncle a few years ago that their stepfather was their biological one. Them being 100% brothers, did not confirm the official father.

posted by Remko Stift
edited by Remko Stift

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