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Reported by her mom.

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Per Arlene Arlene@2Igoldmove.com

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Residence in 1806 was Maesbrook Ucha, Shropshire and his occupation was as a labourer.

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Said to be of Twyford, a relation of the Williams of Westfelton. Twyford is a Township of Felton.

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The son of Williams who under the Crown the Manor of Westfelton and lived in the Manor House near the Church.

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Capt Pa

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Was mentioned in his grandpa Lewis' will as receiving a "childs part" of his grandpa's assets. Wilson was living with his grandparents Bill and Susan Lewis when the 1870 census was taken.

"Notice of Application. STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Atchison,} ss In the Probate County of Atchison county, Mo. The State of Missouri to Albert Butler, Administrator of the estate of Susan Lewis, deceased. William H. Lewis, Elizabeth Fidelia Weller and Philip Weller, her husband, Otis C. Lewis, Robert M. Lewis, Carilla B. Coles and Frank Coles, her husband, Wilson Williams, William Hunter and Albert H. Hunter,
GREETING: You are hereby notified that application by petition has been made to the Probate Court of Atchison county, in the State of Missouri, by John H. Allen and Albert P. Allen, for an order of said court for t he division of partition of the personal property of Susan Lewis, late of said county, deceased, in equal parts in kind between said John H. Allen and Albert P. Allen and William H. Lewis, Elizabeth Fidelia Weller and Philip Weller, her husband, Otis C. Lewis, Robert M. Lewis, Carilla B. Coles and Frank Coles, her husband, Wilson Williams, William Hunter and Albert H. Hunter, as children, grand children and only heirs of said deceased, and that said applicant on will be heard at the court house in the city of Rock Port, the county seat of said county, on the 1st day of April, adjourned term thereof, to be held on the 14th day of April, 1884, and such order will be made in the premises as may be meet and proper. FRANK M. JOSLYN. Judge Probate Court."--14 Feb 1884, The Atchison County (MO) Mail

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Is described in "History of Dauphin County" as the grandfather of William P. Wilstach, who presented the library to Philadelphia. Before emigration to the US, Charles was a sail cloth weaver. He left London on the ship "Free Mason" between June 14 and 21, 1774 to seek new employment there. He took the Oath of Affirmation of Allegiance to the state of Pennsylvania on October 9, 1786. He was described as being a shopkeeper in Philadelphia.

Occupation in 1790 given as shop keeper. Lists one male 16 or older, one male under 16 and four females.

Charles appears in Philadelphia directories in 1791, 1793, 1796, 1800, 1804, 1805 and 1808 as a shop keeper or store keeper. The directories say that this term refers to a dry goods store. His address in the first 3 directories is given as 85 North Second Street, and the remaining directories give the address as 178 North Second. Upon his death, the address changes to 190 North Second Street and his wife Hannah continues to run the business.

Died intestate.

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Of Scotch descent, and of New York City.

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Stillborn

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Possibly a sister of Margaret Wilstach.

Buried 18 Dec 1819 at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, moved to Laurel Hill, Sec Y, grave 32. on 16 Jul 1924.