It is assumed that Isaac and Rebecca were buried in the Goshen Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery. They lived in Wilton in their old age, but there are no known cemetery burial records, or visible grave markers for them.
Isaac was about 20 years old when he married his cousin, Rebecca White, on May 25, 1797, in Clark Co., KY. The ceremony was "certified" (performed) by great-uncle, Rev. Squire Boone, Jr., Baptist preacher and little brother of the famous Daniel.
1880 Census for Boone Co., MO, shows daughter, Rebecca (Sappington), with both parents born in North Carolina.
Bond agreement date: Clarke County, (KY) May 19th, 1797:
"I William White and Elizabeth White have sertify that Isaac Willcockson may obtain lisons to join ayionion with my daughter Rebeccah. In the said County - (signed) William White, Thomas Brinegar and William Willcockson"
Marriage date from Clark County (KY) Marriages: "White, Rebeckah married Wilcokson, Isaac on 25 May 1797."
Children:
Samuel Boone Wilcockson 1798-1865 (1m. Amelia "Milly" Basnett) (2m. Elizabeth Peak)
*Mary "Polly" Willcockson 1799-Jan. 8, 1870 (m. William P. Risk)
Sarah Wilcoxson 1801-1857 (m. Judge David Peeler)
William White Willcockson 1803-Jan. 31, 1845 (m. Prudence M. Smith)
Elizabeth Willcockson 1805-1867 (m. Col. Robert Boucher)
Leannah Willcockson 1807-1845 (m.Aug. 22, 1827- Charles L. Callaway)
Rebecca Willcockson 1808-1888 (m. John Sappington)
Isaac Newton Wilcoxen 1813-1857 (m. Sinah Ann Clinkenbeard)
Daniel Boone Willcockson 1815-1852 (m. Catharine Griggs)
James P. Wilcockson 1818-1851
David J. Willcox 1821-1879 (m. Martha E. Blythe)
*Missouri Marriage Records: William Risk married Wilcox, Polly 24 Dec. 1820, Book 1, Page 93, Howard Co., MO.
Isaac and Rebecca were members of the Little Bonne Femme church, then members of the New Salem Baptist Church of Ashland, and in 1832, the Baptist Church of Christ also known as Goshen Primitive Baptist Church of Wilton.
"Wilcoxson and Allied Families," by Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M. A. 1958, records Isaac's lineage. His will contains the spelling for his last name as "Willcockson."
There were two cousins with the same name, who about the same time, migrated to Howard Co., MO: Isaac Willcockson, whose farm ended up in Boone Co., MO, and the other, Isaac Wilcoxson remained in Howard Co., MO. Unfortunately, Ms. Wulfeck confused the two Isaacs in her book, when she copied almost word for word, a news item featuring "George H. Wilcoxson" of Howard Co., MO, mentioning his grandfather, Isaac Wilcoxson, and giving it to Isaac of Boone County. Howard County Missouri Biographies (Richmond Township, part 2). File contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Stephen L. Willson.
Pages 419 & 420: "George H. Wilcoxson"
James Pilcher Willcockson:
Birth: 1818, Clark Co., KY
Death: 1851, Claysville, Boone Co., MO
Son of Isaac Willcockson and Rebecca White.
"Wilcoxson and Allied Families, (Willcockson, Wilcoxen, Wilcox)," Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M. A., 1958:
James died by 1851, in Claysville, Boone Co., MO, while planning to travel to the gold rush in California. Administration of his will #1038 was granted on Sept. 20, 1851, to his brother-in-law, John Sappington.
James listed his heirs (siblings and a few of their children) in his will:
Samuel Wilcoxson
Mary Risk, wife of William Risk
Sarah Peeler, wife of David Peeler
Leanner Austin-niece of James' brother - William W. Wilcockson
Jane Austin
Sarah Wilcockson
Jefferson Wilcockson
Rebecca Wilcockson
Gilpin Wilcockson
Ephraim Wilcockson
Elizabeth Butcher (Boucher Callaway)
Sarah J. Morgan
James Callaway
Isaac Callaway
William Callaway
Carrie Ann Callaway
David (should have been transcribed as "Daniel") Wilcockson of Bates Co., MO
Isaac N. Wilcockson
Rebecca Sappington
Heirs of John Wilcockson
Sarah Wilcockson
Zerilda Wilcockson
David Wilcockson of Boone Co.
Sources:
-Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M.A. "Wilcoxson and Allied Families (Willcockson, Wilcoxen, Wilcox)," printed by Commercial Service, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1958
-"Wilton, Boone County, Missouri, History and Stories of a River Town," by David P. Sapp, 1993
Isaac was about 20 years old when he married his cousin, Rebecca White, on May 25, 1797, in Clark Co., KY. The ceremony was "certified" (performed) by great-uncle, Rev. Squire Boone, Jr., Baptist preacher and little brother of the famous Daniel.
1880 Census for Boone Co., MO, shows daughter, Rebecca (Sappington), with both parents born in North Carolina.
Bond agreement date: Clarke County, (KY) May 19th, 1797:
"I William White and Elizabeth White have sertify that Isaac Willcockson may obtain lisons to join ayionion with my daughter Rebeccah. In the said County - (signed) William White, Thomas Brinegar and William Willcockson"
Marriage date from Clark County (KY) Marriages: "White, Rebeckah married Wilcokson, Isaac on 25 May 1797."
Children:
Samuel Boone Wilcockson 1798-1865 (1m. Amelia "Milly" Basnett) (2m. Elizabeth Peak)
*Mary "Polly" Willcockson 1799-Jan. 8, 1870 (m. William P. Risk)
Sarah Wilcoxson 1801-1857 (m. Judge David Peeler)
William White Willcockson 1803-Jan. 31, 1845 (m. Prudence M. Smith)
Elizabeth Willcockson 1805-1867 (m. Col. Robert Boucher)
Leannah Willcockson 1807-1845 (m.Aug. 22, 1827- Charles L. Callaway)
Rebecca Willcockson 1808-1888 (m. John Sappington)
Isaac Newton Wilcoxen 1813-1857 (m. Sinah Ann Clinkenbeard)
Daniel Boone Willcockson 1815-1852 (m. Catharine Griggs)
James P. Wilcockson 1818-1851
David J. Willcox 1821-1879 (m. Martha E. Blythe)
*Missouri Marriage Records: William Risk married Wilcox, Polly 24 Dec. 1820, Book 1, Page 93, Howard Co., MO.
Isaac and Rebecca were members of the Little Bonne Femme church, then members of the New Salem Baptist Church of Ashland, and in 1832, the Baptist Church of Christ also known as Goshen Primitive Baptist Church of Wilton.
"Wilcoxson and Allied Families," by Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M. A. 1958, records Isaac's lineage. His will contains the spelling for his last name as "Willcockson."
There were two cousins with the same name, who about the same time, migrated to Howard Co., MO: Isaac Willcockson, whose farm ended up in Boone Co., MO, and the other, Isaac Wilcoxson remained in Howard Co., MO. Unfortunately, Ms. Wulfeck confused the two Isaacs in her book, when she copied almost word for word, a news item featuring "George H. Wilcoxson" of Howard Co., MO, mentioning his grandfather, Isaac Wilcoxson, and giving it to Isaac of Boone County. Howard County Missouri Biographies (Richmond Township, part 2). File contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Stephen L. Willson.
Pages 419 & 420: "George H. Wilcoxson"
James Pilcher Willcockson:
Birth: 1818, Clark Co., KY
Death: 1851, Claysville, Boone Co., MO
Son of Isaac Willcockson and Rebecca White.
"Wilcoxson and Allied Families, (Willcockson, Wilcoxen, Wilcox)," Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M. A., 1958:
James died by 1851, in Claysville, Boone Co., MO, while planning to travel to the gold rush in California. Administration of his will #1038 was granted on Sept. 20, 1851, to his brother-in-law, John Sappington.
James listed his heirs (siblings and a few of their children) in his will:
Samuel Wilcoxson
Mary Risk, wife of William Risk
Sarah Peeler, wife of David Peeler
Leanner Austin-niece of James' brother - William W. Wilcockson
Jane Austin
Sarah Wilcockson
Jefferson Wilcockson
Rebecca Wilcockson
Gilpin Wilcockson
Ephraim Wilcockson
Elizabeth Butcher (Boucher Callaway)
Sarah J. Morgan
James Callaway
Isaac Callaway
William Callaway
Carrie Ann Callaway
David (should have been transcribed as "Daniel") Wilcockson of Bates Co., MO
Isaac N. Wilcockson
Rebecca Sappington
Heirs of John Wilcockson
Sarah Wilcockson
Zerilda Wilcockson
David Wilcockson of Boone Co.
Sources:
-Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M.A. "Wilcoxson and Allied Families (Willcockson, Wilcoxen, Wilcox)," printed by Commercial Service, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1958
-"Wilton, Boone County, Missouri, History and Stories of a River Town," by David P. Sapp, 1993
It is assumed that Isaac and Rebecca were buried in the Goshen Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery. They lived in Wilton in their old age, but there are no known cemetery burial records, or visible grave markers for them.
Isaac was about 20 years old when he married his cousin, Rebecca White, on May 25, 1797, in Clark Co., KY. The ceremony was "certified" (performed) by great-uncle, Rev. Squire Boone, Jr., Baptist preacher and little brother of the famous Daniel.
1880 Census for Boone Co., MO, shows daughter, Rebecca (Sappington), with both parents born in North Carolina.
Bond agreement date: Clarke County, (KY) May 19th, 1797:
"I William White and Elizabeth White have sertify that Isaac Willcockson may obtain lisons to join ayionion with my daughter Rebeccah. In the said County - (signed) William White, Thomas Brinegar and William Willcockson"
Marriage date from Clark County (KY) Marriages: "White, Rebeckah married Wilcokson, Isaac on 25 May 1797."
Children:
Samuel Boone Wilcockson 1798-1865 (1m. Amelia "Milly" Basnett) (2m. Elizabeth Peak)
*Mary "Polly" Willcockson 1799-Jan. 8, 1870 (m. William P. Risk)
Sarah Wilcoxson 1801-1857 (m. Judge David Peeler)
William White Willcockson 1803-Jan. 31, 1845 (m. Prudence M. Smith)
Elizabeth Willcockson 1805-1867 (m. Col. Robert Boucher)
Leannah Willcockson 1807-1845 (m.Aug. 22, 1827- Charles L. Callaway)
Rebecca Willcockson 1808-1888 (m. John Sappington)
Isaac Newton Wilcoxen 1813-1857 (m. Sinah Ann Clinkenbeard)
Daniel Boone Willcockson 1815-1852 (m. Catharine Griggs)
James P. Wilcockson 1818-1851
David J. Willcox 1821-1879 (m. Martha E. Blythe)
*Missouri Marriage Records: William Risk married Wilcox, Polly 24 Dec. 1820, Book 1, Page 93, Howard Co., MO.
Isaac and Rebecca were members of the Little Bonne Femme church, then members of the New Salem Baptist Church of Ashland, and in 1832, the Baptist Church of Christ also known as Goshen Primitive Baptist Church of Wilton.
"Wilcoxson and Allied Families," by Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M. A. 1958, records Isaac's lineage. His will contains the spelling for his last name as "Willcockson."
There were two cousins with the same name, who about the same time, migrated to Howard Co., MO: Isaac Willcockson, whose farm ended up in Boone Co., MO, and the other, Isaac Wilcoxson remained in Howard Co., MO. Unfortunately, Ms. Wulfeck confused the two Isaacs in her book, when she copied almost word for word, a news item featuring "George H. Wilcoxson" of Howard Co., MO, mentioning his grandfather, Isaac Wilcoxson, and giving it to Isaac of Boone County. Howard County Missouri Biographies (Richmond Township, part 2). File contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Stephen L. Willson.
Pages 419 & 420: "George H. Wilcoxson"
James Pilcher Willcockson:
Birth: 1818, Clark Co., KY
Death: 1851, Claysville, Boone Co., MO
Son of Isaac Willcockson and Rebecca White.
"Wilcoxson and Allied Families, (Willcockson, Wilcoxen, Wilcox)," Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M. A., 1958:
James died by 1851, in Claysville, Boone Co., MO, while planning to travel to the gold rush in California. Administration of his will #1038 was granted on Sept. 20, 1851, to his brother-in-law, John Sappington.
James listed his heirs (siblings and a few of their children) in his will:
Samuel Wilcoxson
Mary Risk, wife of William Risk
Sarah Peeler, wife of David Peeler
Leanner Austin-niece of James' brother - William W. Wilcockson
Jane Austin
Sarah Wilcockson
Jefferson Wilcockson
Rebecca Wilcockson
Gilpin Wilcockson
Ephraim Wilcockson
Elizabeth Butcher (Boucher Callaway)
Sarah J. Morgan
James Callaway
Isaac Callaway
William Callaway
Carrie Ann Callaway
David (should have been transcribed as "Daniel") Wilcockson of Bates Co., MO
Isaac N. Wilcockson
Rebecca Sappington
Heirs of John Wilcockson
Sarah Wilcockson
Zerilda Wilcockson
David Wilcockson of Boone Co.
Sources:
-Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M.A. "Wilcoxson and Allied Families (Willcockson, Wilcoxen, Wilcox)," printed by Commercial Service, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1958
-"Wilton, Boone County, Missouri, History and Stories of a River Town," by David P. Sapp, 1993
Isaac was about 20 years old when he married his cousin, Rebecca White, on May 25, 1797, in Clark Co., KY. The ceremony was "certified" (performed) by great-uncle, Rev. Squire Boone, Jr., Baptist preacher and little brother of the famous Daniel.
1880 Census for Boone Co., MO, shows daughter, Rebecca (Sappington), with both parents born in North Carolina.
Bond agreement date: Clarke County, (KY) May 19th, 1797:
"I William White and Elizabeth White have sertify that Isaac Willcockson may obtain lisons to join ayionion with my daughter Rebeccah. In the said County - (signed) William White, Thomas Brinegar and William Willcockson"
Marriage date from Clark County (KY) Marriages: "White, Rebeckah married Wilcokson, Isaac on 25 May 1797."
Children:
Samuel Boone Wilcockson 1798-1865 (1m. Amelia "Milly" Basnett) (2m. Elizabeth Peak)
*Mary "Polly" Willcockson 1799-Jan. 8, 1870 (m. William P. Risk)
Sarah Wilcoxson 1801-1857 (m. Judge David Peeler)
William White Willcockson 1803-Jan. 31, 1845 (m. Prudence M. Smith)
Elizabeth Willcockson 1805-1867 (m. Col. Robert Boucher)
Leannah Willcockson 1807-1845 (m.Aug. 22, 1827- Charles L. Callaway)
Rebecca Willcockson 1808-1888 (m. John Sappington)
Isaac Newton Wilcoxen 1813-1857 (m. Sinah Ann Clinkenbeard)
Daniel Boone Willcockson 1815-1852 (m. Catharine Griggs)
James P. Wilcockson 1818-1851
David J. Willcox 1821-1879 (m. Martha E. Blythe)
*Missouri Marriage Records: William Risk married Wilcox, Polly 24 Dec. 1820, Book 1, Page 93, Howard Co., MO.
Isaac and Rebecca were members of the Little Bonne Femme church, then members of the New Salem Baptist Church of Ashland, and in 1832, the Baptist Church of Christ also known as Goshen Primitive Baptist Church of Wilton.
"Wilcoxson and Allied Families," by Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M. A. 1958, records Isaac's lineage. His will contains the spelling for his last name as "Willcockson."
There were two cousins with the same name, who about the same time, migrated to Howard Co., MO: Isaac Willcockson, whose farm ended up in Boone Co., MO, and the other, Isaac Wilcoxson remained in Howard Co., MO. Unfortunately, Ms. Wulfeck confused the two Isaacs in her book, when she copied almost word for word, a news item featuring "George H. Wilcoxson" of Howard Co., MO, mentioning his grandfather, Isaac Wilcoxson, and giving it to Isaac of Boone County. Howard County Missouri Biographies (Richmond Township, part 2). File contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Stephen L. Willson.
Pages 419 & 420: "George H. Wilcoxson"
James Pilcher Willcockson:
Birth: 1818, Clark Co., KY
Death: 1851, Claysville, Boone Co., MO
Son of Isaac Willcockson and Rebecca White.
"Wilcoxson and Allied Families, (Willcockson, Wilcoxen, Wilcox)," Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M. A., 1958:
James died by 1851, in Claysville, Boone Co., MO, while planning to travel to the gold rush in California. Administration of his will #1038 was granted on Sept. 20, 1851, to his brother-in-law, John Sappington.
James listed his heirs (siblings and a few of their children) in his will:
Samuel Wilcoxson
Mary Risk, wife of William Risk
Sarah Peeler, wife of David Peeler
Leanner Austin-niece of James' brother - William W. Wilcockson
Jane Austin
Sarah Wilcockson
Jefferson Wilcockson
Rebecca Wilcockson
Gilpin Wilcockson
Ephraim Wilcockson
Elizabeth Butcher (Boucher Callaway)
Sarah J. Morgan
James Callaway
Isaac Callaway
William Callaway
Carrie Ann Callaway
David (should have been transcribed as "Daniel") Wilcockson of Bates Co., MO
Isaac N. Wilcockson
Rebecca Sappington
Heirs of John Wilcockson
Sarah Wilcockson
Zerilda Wilcockson
David Wilcockson of Boone Co.
Sources:
-Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, M.A. "Wilcoxson and Allied Families (Willcockson, Wilcoxen, Wilcox)," printed by Commercial Service, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1958
-"Wilton, Boone County, Missouri, History and Stories of a River Town," by David P. Sapp, 1993
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