The WikiTree Challenge 2023 Challenge 3

Date: 2 Feb 2023 to 9 Feb 2023
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Contents 1 WikiTree Challenge 3 1.1 Starting Profiles 1.2 Locations 1.3 Needs Work 1.4 Photographs 1.5 FamilySearch Image Look-ups 2 Tell Us What You Found!! 2.1 Interesting Finds 2.2 Free Space Pages 2.2.1 Place Studies 2.3 Military Profiles 2.4 Categories 3 Connections 3.1 CC7s: 3.2 Interesting Connections/MyConnections 4 Media Outreach 4.1 WikiTree Posts: 4.2 Participant Posts: 5 Ancestors 5.1 Brick Walls 5.1.1 Brick Wall Ancestors 6 Resources 6.1 General WT Resources 6.2 Specific Country Resources 6.2.1 Canada 6.2.2 England 6.2.3 Scotland 6.3 One Place Studies on WikiTree

WikiTree Challenge 3

Organization: Society for One-Place Studies (OPS)

G2G: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1524936/wikitree-challenge-started-research-society-place-studies

Starting Profiles

1. Rose Ann Holton
2. Charles Bullock
3. William Edward Manley
4. Sarah Monksfield
5. Elspet Smith
6. Samuel H. Vick
7. George Wallace

Locations

Please list locations that you research during the week. Thanks!!

1. Angola {{African Ancestry}}
2. Australia: Western Australia, Tasmania, South Australia, Victoria
3. British West Indies
4. Canada: British Columbia, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan
5. England
6. France: Martinique
7. Germany: Mecklenburg-Schwerin
8. Haiti
9. Ireland
10. Japan
11. Jersey, Channel Islands
12. Portugal
13. Puerto Rico
14. Scotland
15. United States: Alabama, California, Georgia, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Washington DC

Needs Work

1. Needs records: Rebecca Monksfield (1812-) convict in Tasmania - I have found permission to marry but no marriage or further record - I've check the Tasmanian Female Convict database and there is no marriage nor children for Rebecca in Tasmania. She finished her 7 year sentence so could then roam around Australia. Note I don't see a marriage for her either, just the various convict records. I do see a Joseph Johnson that married Margaret Wall in 1834. (1359/1834)
2. Ernest M Dodsworth (1903-1987) has 12 children listed on his profile. Those who have passed on need profiles of their own.
3. Needs Profiles Created: Cole-29974 has children and parents listed here: https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/86968043/person/310088656375/facts
4. Needs Profiles Created: Bell-40136 with children and grandparents: https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/44945803/person/6295980528/facts
5. Needs profiles created: Monksfield-86 Wife is a Norris, according to GRO, and there are kids in the tree as well https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/75162691/person/32370492645/facts

Photographs

Note: Please check with your captain, Kathy Nava, if there are any questions about the images being protected by copyright.

• add image link here

FamilySearch Image Look-ups

• marriage record for https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Foster-32949 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X21H-BMG; https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F7BJ-55P - Fulfilled 2/5
• Marriage record for "New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1938", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:24DR-3KJ : 20 August 2022), Charles Henry Hibbs and Harriet Hutton Laughlin, 1934.Tyner-799 02:48, 6 February 2023 (UTC) Fulfilled Robinson-27225 16:55, 7 February 2023 (UTC)

Tell Us What You Found!!

Interesting Finds

List interesting finds to share with the guest at the end of the week

1. Samuel Vick's sister Nettie (Vicks) Jones was brutally murdered by her husband in 1897. They were separated and were walking along the street when a witness overheard her say to him, "I would not do it to save your life." Jones violently attacked her, causing her death. He then ran to her friend Annie's house, and attempted to shoot her as well. Lowe-866 20:06, 2 February 2023 (UTC)
2. Rebecca Monksfield (1812-), Sarah Monksfield's sister, was convicted at age 17 of theft of several pairs of shoes and transported to Van Diemen's land. On the voyage, she became hysterical and was restrained in a straight jacket.
3. Richard Monksfield (1817 - aft. 1871), Sarah Monksfield's brother, was a Licensed Hawker, or a person that travels around selling goods, typically advertising them by shouting. - Greenwood-3667
4. Elizabeth (Brooks) Monksfield (abt.1852-abt.1910), wife of the fish dealer Henry Monksfield, was herself a shoe bow maker. - Greenwood-3667
5. George Richard Murrain (1867-1924), seven degrees from Samuel Hynes Vick (abt.1863-1946), British West Indies missionary that served in Angola. George and his wife Elizabeth Augusta, had ten children, they all traveled extensively. Robinson-27225
6. Elspet (Smith) Duncan (1837-1908) - one of the 7 starting profiles, had an illegitimate son, George Melvin while she was a single, domestic worker. She married a different man, James Duncan in 1865. Her son George was raised by her parents while she raised a family with her husband.Tucker-11084
7. Isabelle (Loughren) Holton Manning (1861-) wife of Bernard Holton had a tough year in 1900. She had a baby on Jun 11 that year, while living in Duluth, Minnesota. 4 days later her husband died. In September the baby died. She had 2 older children that she had to care for. By 1904, she had moved back to Quebec Canada where she remarried in 1904 to Thomas Manning.
8. 4 Degrees from Elspet Smith, through her oldest (illegitimate) son, Alexander Moir (1890-1917) died from wounds sustained in action while serving with the Gordon Highlanders during WWI. Tucker-11084
9. Thomas Cassin (1848-1927), brother-in-law of starting person Rose Ann (Holton) Cassin (1865-1937), managed and owned a hotel in Manitou, Manitoba called Cassin House. Around 1891, a fire burned the hotel and it had to be rebuilt. An Ancestry tree reportedly has a photo of the hotel after the rebuild: Media Fremmerlid-1 07:32, 4 February 2023 (UTC)
10. Snoda Clurilla J (McKinnon) Bell (1899-1990) (4 degrees from Samuel Vick) lived with her 14-year-older sister Isabel and Isabel's husband (David) Worth Curry for at least 10 years (she is recorded with them in 1910 and 1920). Snoda's first child was fathered by Worth Curry. Two years after Lee Etta's birth, Snoda married Luther Bell and had three more children. -- Díaz-2569 06:37, 5 February 2023 (UTC)
11. Alan Carnegie Smith OAM (1922-2016) (7 degrees from Elspet Smith and no relation known) connected via the Sims and Gloedes. Alan was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia on 26 January 1991 for "service to the community, particularly through Rotary International." -- Greenwood-3667
12. Adelaide Caroline (Scantlebury) Harris (1851-1930), four degrees from starting person Sarah Monksfield, was born in Holborn, Middlesex then (presumably) emigrated to Australia as she died in Adelaide, South Australia. (Nominative determinism?) Jowett-548 13:41, 5 February 2023 (UTC)
13. Helen Madeline (Cooke) Jones (1928-2006) is a Notable person on the Vicks line (3 degrees from Samuel Vick). She was an American actor and civil rights activist. Gardner-10299
14. John Powles Cheyne (1826-1902) (7 degrees from George Wallace) was a Royal Navy person and notable for being part of the expeditions to find Franklin's ship which was lost in the search for the Northwest Passage. He also devised a plan to reach the North Pole by balloon. Joe Farler (Not a participant, but it's still interesting!)
15. John Gregory (1833-1914) (2 degrees from William Manley) was credited with saving several lives at sea as a watchman on the fish docks. Just a few minutes before he died, one of the men he had saved years before, came to him and was present when he passed away. Tyner-799 00:40, 6 February 2023 (UTC)
16. Thomas Lewis Le Cras (5 degrees from William Manley) was an organist for the 60th Tonic SolFa Association in 1922 and a Music Editor in the 1939 register. Tyner-799 01:00, 6 February 2023 (UTC)(Manly line)
17. Alfred Sears (4 degrees from William Manley), Thomas Le Cras' father-in-law, was the Conductor at the same Festival. Tyner-799 01:09, 6 February 2023 (UTC) (Manley line)
18. Three of starting person William Manley's siblings married 3 siblings from one Dodsworth family: Thomas Manley married Mary Ann Dodsworth, Louisa Manley married Leonard Dodsworth, and Mary Ann Manley married Charles Dodsworth (triple in-law marriage). Warren-21178
19. William Topp (6 degrees from Elspeth Smith) had 8 sons before the birth of his only daughter and Barbara Topp (8 degrees from Elspet Smith) and her husband had 8 daughters before the birth of their only son.
20. John Herbert Morrow (3 degrees from George Wallace) had three daughters that served in WWII; one in the RCAF, and two in the US Army.Finch-7411
21. Alexander Allan, cousin of George Wallace's wife Margaret Gordon and four degrees from George Wallace, died as a result of asphyxiation from poison coal gas at the age of 45, as did his 39-year-old wife and 16-year-old son. The other children in the household upstairs survived. Martin-58790 00:11, 8 February 2023 (UTC)
22. Samuel Vick's brother William Henry Vick passed two state board pharmacy exams in 1897. He was one of 12 to take the exam in North Carolina in May. In September he earned the highest marks in the class of 44 taking the exam, and was the only Black person in the cohort. He was the first Black licensed pharmacist in the state, and was an active citizen there, helping to found a YMCA branch for Black members and supporting Republican candidates. Lowe-866 04:24, 8 February 2023 (UTC)
23. Samuel Knappett (1874-1944) was a civilian casualty at his home address in Essex, England during WWII (Manley line) Tyner-799 19:19, 8 February 2023 (UTC)
24. George Augustus Bullock, Reginald James Bullock, and Percival Charles Bullock (2 degrees from Charles Bullock) are all 3 brothers that joined the Royal Military during WWI. George is the only one that died during the war. All 3 brothers earned the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. Tabatha Jaeger
25. Thomas Bullock, his wife Sarah Nix, and their daughter Elizabeth Bullock all died within the same month of some type of disease, Nervous Fever (Typhoid Fever). Tabatha Jaeger
26. Ellen (Briggs) Tully (abt.1853-abt.1942) was the oldest inhabitant of Five Oak Green, near Tunbridge Wells, when she died in 1942. This is the Bullock line. Selvaggio-84 21:31, 8 February 2023 (UTC)
27. In 1889, they took their dog licensing seriously. Miles Cornelius Tully (abt.1849-1937) was fined 10 shillings, court costs, and 7 days hard labor for not getting a license for his doggy-dog-dog. Selvaggio-84 21:53, 8 February 2023 (UTC) (Bullock line)

Free Space Pages

List of Free Space Pages created for or linked to members of this family.

1. Newspaper Article Richmond Herald Retirement of George James Eldridge (1872-1967)

Place Studies

Ancestor	Place Study	Sticker markup	Profiles
Holton-287	This profile is part of the Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Québec One Place Study.	{{One Place Study |place=Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Québec |category=Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, Québec One Place Study}}	100
Bullock-6477	This profile is part of the Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire One Place Study.	{{One Place Study |place=Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire |category=Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire One Place Study}}	100
Manly-304	This profile is part of the Port of Hull Society Sailors' Orphan Home One Place Study.	{{OnePlaceStudy |place=Port of Hull Society Sailors' Orphan Home |category=Port of Hull Society Sailors' Orphan Home One Place Study}}	174
Monksfield-31	This profile is part of the Shoreditch, Middlesex One Place Study.	{{One Place Study |place=Shoreditch, Middlesex |category=Shoreditch, Middlesex One Place Study}}	73
Smith-296997	This profile is part of the Tarves, Aberdeenshire One Place Study.	{{One Place Study |place=Tarves, Aberdeenshire |category=Tarves, Aberdeenshire One Place Study}}	50
Vick-1588	This profile is part of the Wilson, North Carolina One Place Study.	{{One Place Study |place=Wilson, North Carolina |category=Wilson, North Carolina One Place Study}}	285
Wallace-5435	This profile is part of the Peterhead, Aberdeenshire One Place Study.	{{One Place Study |place=Peterhead, Aberdeenshire |category=Peterhead, Aberdeenshire One Place Study}}	75
	This profile is part of the Reach, Ontario One Place Study.	{{One Place Study |place=Reach, Ontario |category=Reach, Ontario One Place Study}}	50

Military Profiles

No war known/peacetime:

• Ernest William Chambers (1896-1968) was a seaman in the Royal Navy, having served on the Vivid I and the Pegasus.

World War I:

• Samuel Vick's son Daniel Vick served as a private in the Students Army Training Corps at the Negro Agricultural and Technical College (now North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University) in Greensboro, North Carolina, from October–December 1918. The US War Department created the Student Army Training Corps (SATC) to hasten soldiers' training for the war. Students could enlist in SATC to simultaneously take college courses and train for the military. Thankfully the armistice in November spared Daniel from overseas combat.
• 4° from Elspet Smith, through her oldest (illegitimate) son, Alexander Moir (1890-1917) died from wounds sustained in action while serving with the Gordon Highlanders during WWI.
• 7° from Elspet Smith, James Topp was a Donkeyman serving on SS Treveal when he drowned as a result of an attack by an enemy submarine on 5 Feb 1918. He was 48 years old
• Cecil Herbert Cocks (1894-1917) served with the British Army in World War I and died of a wound on 7 May 1917, aged 23. (On the Monksfield line)
• William Gillingham Howard (1892-1916) served with the 14th Battalion of the London Scottish regiment and died of his wounds on 27 Sep 1916 at Haute-Normandy, France aged 24 (on the Manly Line)
• Thomas William Bones (1890-1945) served as a stoker in World War I and received the victory Star medal and the general service medal. (on Manly line)
• 4° from Charles Bullock - Sidney Tully (1887-) served as an Air Mechanic 1st Class with Britain's Royal Navy (a predecessor unit of its Royal Air Force which formed in 1918).
• 4° from Charles Bullock - Harold Thomas Tully (1892-abt.1971) served in the British Army, 6th Corps Troops, 101st Brigade Ammunition Column
• James Bullock (1843-1918)
• James Smith Dodsworth (1897-1916 - Pte. James Smith Dodsworth, East Yorkshire Regiment, 4th Battalion, died on June 25, 1916 at St. Lukes War Hospital of wounds sustained in battle in the Western European Theartre. (Manley line)
• Reginald James Bullock He is one of 3 brothers to enlist in WWI. He was with Company WO 329, Regiment SD/145 of the Royal Sussex Regiment, South Down Battalion. He earned the British War Medal and Victory Medal. Tabatha Jaeger
• Percival Charles Bullock He is one of 3 brothers to enlist in WWI. He was with Company WO 329, Royal Army Medical Corp., He earned the British War Medal and Victory Medal. Tabatha Jaeger
• George Augustus Bullock He is one of 3 brothers to enlist in WWI. He was part of the Royal Garrison Artillery. He died in Paris in 1919. Another record says he died in Germany in 1919 but that record has a note to refer to the record that states he died in France in 1919. Although he died during the war he also earned the British War Medal and the Vicotry Medal. Tabatha Jaeger

World War II:

• 7° from Elspet Smith - Alan Carnegie Smith OAM (no relation) served in the Australian Army during the Second World War. He enlisted in Adelaide, South Australia on 29 Jul 1940, and was discharged with the rank of Private in the 8 RESERVE M T COY. He re-enlisted in Adelaide, South Australia on 1 July 1942 and was discharged on 20 September 1946 with the rank of Lieutenant in the 121 Australian General Transport. - Greenwood-3667
• 4° from Samuel Vick - Corporal Ernest Nelson Foster (1920-1942) served with the 85th AAF Service Group and lost his life in Talara, Peru. He was buried in the Corozal American Cemetery, Panama City, Panama.
• 3° from Charles Bullock - Stanley Fuller was 20 years old and aboard HMS Blean when it was hit by a U-boat on 11 Dec 1942 - he is remembered at the Chatham Naval Memorial,
• 5° from Charles Bullock - George Edmund Screeton (1919-1983) promoted to Lieutenant while serving in the Canadian Army overseas in 1943

Categories

Add new categories here:

• Individual cemetery categories
  • Category:Jimmy Varnell Cemetery, Macclesfield, North Carolina
  • Category:Rocky Mount Memorial Park, Rocky Mount, North Carolina
  • Category:Allen Temple Presbyterian Church, Cleveland, North Carolina
  • Category:Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery, Iredell County, North Carolina
  • Category:Battle Family Cemetery, Middlesex, North Carolina
  • Category:Harrell-Webb Community Cemetery, Crisp, North Carolina
  • Category:Rountree Vick Cemetery, Wilson, North Carolina
  • Category:Shinnsville United Church of Christ Cemetery, Troutman, North Carolina
  • Category:Lela Hismark Cemetery, Berkeley Township, New Jersey
  • Category:Thames McAllister Cemetery, Cedar Creek, North Carolina
  • Category:Homestead Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Greenville, North Carolina
  • Category:William Chapel Church Cemetery, Elm City, North Carolina
  • Category:Meeks Cemetery, Spring Hope, North Carolina
  • Category:Sterrs Cemetery, Decatur, Alabama
  • Category:Bethany Baptist Church Cemetery, Campbell County, Virginia
  • Category:Mount Zion AME Church Cemetery, Cedar Grove Township, North Carolina

• Cemetery county categories
  • Category: Ocean County, New Jersey, African-American Cemeteries
  • Category:Morgan County, Alabama, African-American Cemeteries

• Category:Great Migration (African-American), North Carolina to New Jersey

Connections

CC7s:

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Interesting Connections/MyConnections

1. I have connected Sarah Monksfield to the main tree via James Jesse Monksfield (1774-1863)

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Ancestors

Brick Walls

These links will be added mid-week by Mindy and Kathy Nava. Remember to claim any brick wall bounties in the G2G!

Brick Wall Ancestors

1. Thomas Holton (abt.1800-1869) Ireland
2. Richard Simons (1760-1834) England added research notes Buckle-52 07:57, 6 February 2023 (UTC)
3. John (Manly) Manley (abt.1834-1875) England
4. Sarah (Stanley) Meek (abt.1731-) England
5. Ann (Ross) Smith (1812-1873) Scotland
6. Sadie E. (Foster) Vick (1872-) United States
7. Robert Gordon (abt.1808-1896) Scotland

Resources

Please list any resources that you have. We all gain knowledge from eachother!

General WT Resources

• Editing Tips This page shows basic markup that can be used on WikiTree profiles and Space pages. Please remember not to use tables on Challenge profiles.
• Example Challenge Profiles This is a guideline on how the profiles can look.
• WikiTree AGC This addon is to clean up gedcom 'clutter' once we've connected to existing profiles. It is awesome at cleaning up the gedcoms and putting the source information together.
• WikiTree Browser Extension This addon is great for a lot of things, but the main help for the Challenge is the "auto-bio" button that it puts on the profiles. This will give you basic narrative you can add to. It is also great for adding stickers and cleaning up GEDCOM clutter. Let your team captain know if you need help learning one of these features!
• The Background Images Category contains pages that you can find a large variety of background images on. Most of them are tiled (repeatable) images.

Specific Country Resources

Please add resources you use to this section. Thanks!

Canada

• Ancestry Canada Ancestry subscription required
• Canada Online Genealogy Records List of links.
• Canada Historical Record Collection List of links.
• Canadian Records Findmypast.
• Canada Library and Archives Databases.
• Canada Ancestor Search Databases.
• The Ancestor Hunt Links for finding free newspapers, and more
• WikiTree Canada Project Resources Useful information and resources.
• WikiTree Canada Project Sources Page of sources and links to sources.

• Sticker:
  

  ... ... ... lived in Canada.
  {{Canada Sticker}}

See the Template page for variations

England

• FreeBMD
• FreeReg
• England Research Resources
• England Research Resources Category
• Reliable sources for pre-1700 profiles in England
• Dengate name study
• GENUKI
• England Counties England’s current counties.
• Historical Counties of England England’s historical counties.

• English Roots Sticker: {{England Sticker}}
  

  ... ... ... was born in England.
  (See their sticker page for more specific locations)

Scotland

• Templates, Stickers and Images on WikiTree
• Scotland - Reliable Sources on WikiTree
• Scotland Resources Scotland’s list of source links.
• Scotland Source examples

Scottish Naming Patterns:

Boys:

1. The first son would be named after the father's father (variation is after the mother's father)
2. The second after the mother's father (variation is the father's father)
3. The third son would be named after the father
4. The fourth son would be named after the father's oldest brother (variation is after the father's paternal grandfather)
5. The fifth son would be named after the mother's oldest brother (variation is after the mother's paternal grandfather)

Girls:

1. First daughter named after the mother's mother (variation is after the father's mother)
2. Second daughter named after the father's mother
3. Third daughter named after the mother
4. Fourth daughter named after the mother's oldest sister (variation is after the mother's maternal grandmother)
5. Fifth daughter named after the father's oldest sister (variation is after the father's maternal grandmother)

• Scottish Roots Sticker {{Scotland Sticker}}
  

  ... ... ... was born in Scotland.

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One Place Studies on WikiTree

Please add your own One Place Study (OPS) as an example here

1. Mound Bayou, Mississippi One Place Study It was the nation’s largest and most self-sufficient African American town post Civil War.
2. Port of Hull Society Sailors' Orphan Home OPS
3. Tiverton, Rhode Island
4. Franklin’s Row, Chelsea, Middlesex
5. Great Burdon, Durham
6. Arrifes, Portugal This is a new OPS
7. Commerce, Georgia One Place Study
8. Wassaic State School, Wassaic, New York One Place Study
9. Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, Weston, West Virginia One Place Study
10. Hodges in Grainger County, Tennessee This is a One Name Study (ONS) not a OPS, but it shows how you can use the data for a deep dive on solving parental and other family connection mysteries within one location.
11. Everett Rowland Sawmill, Tennessee
12. Boltigen, Bern One Place Study
13. Därstetten, Bern One Place Study
14. Diemtigen, Bern One Place Study
15. Erlenbach im Simmental, Bern One Place Study
16. Lenk im Simmental, Bern One Place Study
17. Oberwil im Simmental, Bern One Place Study
18. St. Stephan, Bern One Place Study
19. Wimmis, Bern One Place Study
20. Zweisimmen, Bern One Place Study
21. Harpers Ferry, West Virginia One Place Study
22. Hedgesville, West Virginia One Place Study
23. Shepherdstown, West Virginia One Place Study
24. Sturminster Newton, Dorset One Place Study
25. Llansanffraid Glan Conwy, Denbighshire One Place Study
26. Meadowstone, Georgetown, Kentucky One Place Study An example in progress on a study of a particular historic building and the people attached to it.
27. Pine Mountain Settlement School, Harlan, Kentucky One Place Study
28. Hindman Settlement School, Hindman, Kentucky One Place Study
29. Wombwell, Yorkshire, England. One Place Study
30. Ableman-Rock Springs, Wisconsin One Place Study
31. Röbbel, Niedersachsen One Place Study
32. Hjørundfjord, Møre og Romsdal, Norway - One Place Study
33. 142 Crescent Ave, One Place Study An example in progress on a study of a particular house and the people attached to it.
34. Portola Valley, California, One Place Study
35. Castle Air Museum, One Place Study
36. Bisceglie, Italy, One Place Study
37. Donkin Nova Scotia Canada, One Place Study
38. Degraw Street, Brooklyn, New York One Place Study - This is a small study to track the movement of Sicilian immigrants to Brooklyn that worked on the docks as day laborers.