Note: Her name changed on about every census. As a young person it appeared to be Amela A, also found her as Anna, named in a will as Anna Milla, on her daughters death certificate my grandfather named her as Amelia.
Her father was Canada Lee and her mother was Malissa Maxwell Lee, they may be buried in an unmarked graves.
She and Reuben were parents of 5 children.
Two sons died and are buried in an unknown place.
Josiah S Wilson b. March 1870 d. Bet. 01 June 1900–07 May 1904
in Hamilton County, Illinois
Canada Lee Wilson b. Abt. 1873 d. Bet. 01 June 1880–01 June 1900 in Hamilton County, Illinois
Her father was Canada Lee and her mother was Malissa Maxwell Lee, they may be buried in an unmarked graves.
She and Reuben were parents of 5 children.
Two sons died and are buried in an unknown place.
Josiah S Wilson b. March 1870 d. Bet. 01 June 1900–07 May 1904
in Hamilton County, Illinois
Canada Lee Wilson b. Abt. 1873 d. Bet. 01 June 1880–01 June 1900 in Hamilton County, Illinois
Note: Her name changed on about every census. As a young person it appeared to be Amela A, also found her as Anna, named in a will as Anna Milla, on her daughters death certificate my grandfather named her as Amelia.
Her father was Canada Lee and her mother was Malissa Maxwell Lee, they may be buried in an unmarked graves.
She and Reuben were parents of 5 children.
Two sons died and are buried in an unknown place.
Josiah S Wilson b. March 1870 d. Bet. 01 June 1900–07 May 1904
in Hamilton County, Illinois
Canada Lee Wilson b. Abt. 1873 d. Bet. 01 June 1880–01 June 1900 in Hamilton County, Illinois
Her father was Canada Lee and her mother was Malissa Maxwell Lee, they may be buried in an unmarked graves.
She and Reuben were parents of 5 children.
Two sons died and are buried in an unknown place.
Josiah S Wilson b. March 1870 d. Bet. 01 June 1900–07 May 1904
in Hamilton County, Illinois
Canada Lee Wilson b. Abt. 1873 d. Bet. 01 June 1880–01 June 1900 in Hamilton County, Illinois
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