Wiseman Family Association (See two invitations below in Red or Green)
Wiseman Family Association, a national organization of people whose ancestors were Wiseman's. WFA was first organized in 1908 by Dr. B. W. S. Wiseman, Isaac Wiseman and others. Dr. B. W. S. Wiseman compiled and authored a Wiseman genealogy.
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Invitation
to our 2021 WISEMAN
FAMILY ASSOCIATION REUNION August 7th and 8th, 2021:
Greetings to all the Wiseman
cousins, kinfolk, and friends,
The 108th Wiseman Family Association Reunion (113th Anniversary) will be held on Saturday and Sunday, August 7th and 8th, at the Proctorville VFW, located at 32 Twp Rd 1225, Proctorville, Ohio, 45669. The VFW is providing a meeting room for the genealogy workshops on Saturday and the Sunday luncheon and business meeting. There are many accomodadations for logding around Protorville, OH, Barboursville, WV, and Huntington, WV area for those who want to stay the night.
Plan to attend the genealogy
workshop and friendship meeting
Saturday, Aug 7th. Our historians and genealogists are eager to share their information and
help you with your family tree. The
Wiseman Family Association was first organized in 1908 by Dr. B. W. S. Wiseman,
Isaac Wiseman, and others. Dr. B. W.
S. Wiseman compiled and authored a Wiseman genealogy.
The extensive lifetime collections of Ernest Newton Wiseman and other
family historians will be available for your research.
Several members have had their DNA done by AncestryDNA, and we are
interested to see if others have done so in order to compare results.
On Sunday, Aug 8th, we will gather informally at the Proctor VFW beginning at 9 am.
A potluck luncheon will be
served at 12:30 pm. Please bring a
covered dish and/or dessert to share. WFA
will provide baked ham and chicken at no charge. Please notify Jim Davisson
of your intention to attend so that we know how much ham and chicken to get for the luncheon at 740-884-4126 or Email:
jimdeb@[email protected]
The business
meeting will follow the luncheon, and then we will hold an auction to raise
funds for support of the WFA. Please bring items you wish to donate for sale at
the auction. Items with historical
connections are especially appreciated. Wiseman
Family Association T-Shirts with the Wiseman crest will be on sale.
Please feel
free to invite members of your families and add their names to our mailing list.
If you would like to receive communications by email, please send Jim
Davisson your email address. This
reunion belongs to all of us, and we especially encourage our younger people to
become involved. Copies of the WFA
mailing list will be available at the meeting.
We are losing contact with some of our members due to moves, address
changes and deaths, and we need your help to update our mail list.
Especially, we need to add the names of descendents of former active members.
If you have moved and this letter is forwarded please inform Jim of your
new address. Dues are $5 per person
or $10 per family and can be mailed if you are unable to attend.
We look forward
to seeing you in
Jim Davisson, Secretary
June 2121
Click here to read invitation letter sent by Ernest Newton Wiseman in 1973
2021 WISEMAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
James R. Davisson, Secretary/ VP
Barbara Mahaffey, President Richard
Ingles, Treasurer
Email:
[email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Phone:
740-884-4126
Phone: 740-701-7475
Phone: 740-379-2909
WISEMAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION HISTORIANS
Robert N. Wiseman, Senior
Historian
Sandy Wiseman, Historian
Dawn Tonneman, Historian
John Schweickart, Historian
Email:
[email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Phone:
740-886-5778 Cell: 304-634-3097 Phone: 740-867-8729
Phone 740-787-2018
Phone: 734-692-5904
Marge Hess, Historian
Webmaster: Walter E. McLendon
1675 Northwood Drive
Email:
[email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Phone:
740-654-2934
Phone 936-632-7099
Please
frequent our WFA
Website. Check out your Wiseman
connections and add genealogical data from your own family tree.
Walter McLendon is our webmaster.
Hall of Honor Invitation letter sent by Ernest Newton Wiseman in 1973 WFA incorporated in Ohio as a non-profit organization so your donations or legacies are tax deductible. Efforts are on the way towards increasing WFA membership. Dues are used for mailing reunion notices to members and pay for some costs of the reunion.
Methodist Church, 208 Wheeler Street, Portland, TN.
Wiseman Cemetery Revived in 2003
Elder
Jonathan Wiseman Sep 29,
1804 to Oct 18, 1869 (son of John & Anna Wiseman)
William
M. Wiseman
May 13, 1831 to Apr 4, 1849 (son of Jonathan &
Mildred Wiseman)
There
is a record of Barks Jones being
buried in this cemetery on Oct 1,
1910. Barks was a 27 year old nephew
to Wilson Wiseman. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~providence/obit_sep-oct_1910.htm
Wiseman
Cemetery is about .8 miles inside private property of son of Dr.
Stevenson,
about 5 miles north of Castalians
Springs on Homer Scott Road. We hope to find Wiseman descendants who
might have
proof of others
buried in our cemetery.
1 John Albert TROUTT
+
Nancy Cooper WISEMAN
2 Frank Wilson TROUTT
b:
6-29-1879 d: 2-13,
1882 buried
Wiseman Cem
2 James
“Jimmy” Robert
TROUTT + ?
3
James Robert TROUTT doctor
in Gallatin, TN
This website was initiated on August 22, 2003
Contact WFA webmaster [email protected] for any questions and information.