1720 - 1782

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• Birth	6 Sep 1720
  Gender	Male
  Died	1782	Fayette County, Kentucky
  Person ID	I87140	Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish
  Last Modified	04 Jun 2005 00:00:00
  Father	George WILCOXSON, , Sr., b. 31 May 1695, Staffordshire, Cheshire, England
  Mother	Elizabeth POWELL
  Family ID	F32854	Group Sheet
  Family	Sarah Cassandra BOONE, b. 7 Jun 1724, Chalfone, New Britain Twp., Bucks County, Pennsylvania
  Married	25 May 1742	Exeter Twp., Berks County, Pennsylvania
  Children	1. David WILCOXSON, ,Sr., b. 22 Oct 1742, Berks County, Pennsylvania   2. Nancy WILCOXSON, b. 17 Mar 1742/1743, Berks County, Pennsylvania > 3. John WILCOXSON, b. ABT. 1744, New Britian Twp., Berks County, Pennsylvania   4. Elizabeth WILCOXSON, b. 1742, Lancaster, Berks County, Pennsylvania   5. George T. WILCOXSON, ,Sr., b. ABT. 1746, New Britian Twp., Berks County, Pennsylvania   6. Israel WILCOXSON, b. ABT. 1748, Rowan County, North Carolina   7. Isaac WILCOXSON, b. 1749, Berks County, Pennsylvania   8. Rachel WILCOXSON, b. ABT. 1754, Rowan County, North Carolina   9. Samuel N. WILCOXSON, b. 24 Feb 1755, Rowan County, North Carolina   10. Daniel WILCOXSON, b. 13 Mar 1755, Rowan County, North Carolina   11. Mary WILCOXSON, b. ABT. 1756, Lancaster, Berks County, Pennsylvania   12. William WILCOXSON, , Sr., b. 1758, Rowan County, North Carolina   13. Sarah WILCOXSON, b. 1759, Rowan County, North Carolina
  Family ID	F29781	Group Sheet

• Notes

  John Willcockson was born about 1720, place and parentage unknown. He was apprenticed to Squire Boone, as was his brother, George. Evidence is that he had a sister, Hannah. On May 29, 1742 in Berks County, Pennslyvania, he married Sarah Boone, the daughter of Squire and Sarah Morgan Boone. She was born June 7, 1724 in or near New Britian, Berks County, Pennsylvania. John and Sarah moved to Rowan County, North Carolina with the Boone family, where they converted to Baptist faith. Later, they moved to Fayette County,Kentucky. John Willcockson was reputed to be killed by Indians about 1782.