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Immediate family in my direct ancestry

 Generation 2             Generation 3              Generation 4
 
                                                +-- James Luther Wilson
                                                |   (1857-1929)   
                      +-- Bert Winfred Wilson --+
                      |   (1891-1971)           |
 John Thomas Wilson --+                         +-- Elizabeth Ann Stoughton
 (1917-1985)          |                             (1891-1971)
                      +-- Clara Mabel Wimer
                          (1891-1944)

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(all children with Clara Mabel Wimer)

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Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	1900 United States Federal Census, Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Ennumeration District 53, Page 2, lines 94-98 lists James L. Wilson, 43, born Feb. 1857, married to Elizabeth A. Wilson, 38, born Feb. 1862. They live with their three sons, John L. Wilson, 19, born Oct. 1880; James L. Wilson, 12, born Aug. 1887; and Bert W. Wilson, 10, born Feb. 1891. Bert's place of birth is listed as PA. Bert is listed as being able to read, write, and speak English. This census page is dated 22 April 1910.
2	1910 United States Federal Census, Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Ennumeration District 108, Page 3, lines 73-77 lists James L. Wilson, 53, married to Elizabeth A. Wilson, 48. They live with three children: son John L. Wilson, 28; son James G. Wilson, 22; and son Bert W. Wilson, 19. James L. Wilson and Elizabeth A. Wilson have been married for 30 years. Elizabeth has born 4 children, 3 of which are still alive. Everyone and their parents were born in PA. Everyone can read, write, and speak English. James L. Wilson's occupation is listed as "farmer." John L. and Bert W. Wilson are listed as a farm laborers on the home farm. James G. Wilson is listed as a sawman[?] in a mill. This census page is dated 22 April 1910.
3	1920 United States Federal Census, Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Ennumeration District 66, Page 7, lines 84-88 lists Bert W. Wilson, 28, married to Clara M. Wilson, 28. Their daughter, Ruth M. Wilson, 7, and two sons, Edwin D. Wilson, 4, and John T. Wilson, 2 years and one month, are listed as well. Bert is listed as having been born in PA. His profession is listed as "Laborer" on his own farm. His census record is immediately followed by that of his father, James Luther Wilson, suggesting that they lived on adjacent property. This census page is dated 23 and 24 January 1920.
4	1930 United States Federal Census, Richland Township, Venango County, PA, Ennumeration District 61-40, Page 6, lines 65-73 lists Birt W. Wilson, 39, married to Clara M. Wilson, 38. They live with six children and a live-in farm laborer: daughter Ruth M. Wilson, 17; son Edwin D., 15; son John T. Wilson, 12; son Russel W. Wilson, 9; son Ray B. Wilson, 6; daughter Allene N. Wilson, 3 years and 10 months; and laborer Lester Lawrence, 43. When Birt W. Wilson and Clara M. Wilson got married, he was 20 and she was 19. All of the children except Allene attended school within the census year. Everyone but Allene can read, write, and speak English. Everyone and their parents were born in PA. James E. Beals' occupation is listed as "Farmer." This census page is dated April 15th, 1930.
5	World War I Draft Registration Card
6	Obituary for Clara Mabel Wimer.
7	Obituary for John Thomas Wilson.	private
8	Obituary for Eloise White Wilson.
9	Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams, granddaughter of Bert Winfred Wilson.	N/A

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