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- 1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Wiley Pacely []
Age: 35
Birth Year: abt 1825
Gender: Male
Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1860: South Eastern District, Ashe, North Carolina
Post Office: Chestnut Hill
Dwelling Number: 820
Family Number: 820
Occupation: Farmer
Real Estate Value: 1000
Personal Estate Value: 300
Wiley Pacely 35
Eveline Pacely 32
Mary Pacely 9
Calvin Pacely 7
Morris Lanton 22
Wiley Paisley
Birth Jan 1825
North Carolina, USA
Death 1906 (aged 80–81)
USA
Burial
Wiley Paisley Family Cemetery
Piney Creek, Alleghany County, North Carolina, USA
Memorial ID 146314449
Wiley Pasley
b. Jan 1825;
d. ca. 1906;
m. to Evaline Senter daughter of Rev. Drury & Mary ‘Polly’ (McClure) Senter .
Wiley Pasley son of Samuel M. & Nancy (Peak) Pasley
b. Jan 1825;
d. ca. 1906;
m. to Evaline Senter
daughter of Rev. Drury & Mary ‘Polly’ (McClure) Senter .
NOTE:
A portrait of him shows up later in the possession of Jessie Carrol (Blevins) Pasley, wife of Glenn Dewey Pasley
The large photo of Wiley came to her through an inheritance after the death of her father-in-law, John Kenneth Pasley .
NOTE FROM RESEARCHER GARY P. DEC 2016 (THKS!)
According to family historian, Evelyn Paisley Waters, Wiley and Evaline were both buried on the Alleghany County side of New River (South Fork) on top of a hill that overlooks the river.
The location is probably a quarter mile south of the low water bridge that now crosses the South Fork on Kings Creek Rd.
It is directly across the river from where Wiley and Evaline lived, from about the time of the Civil War until their deaths, in a "dog trot" style cabin on top of a hill on the Ashe County (Chestnut Hill) side of the river.
Wiley and Evaline's son, John Kenneth Paisley, built a house on that property at the foot of the hill and adjacent to the road that runs along the river on the Ashe County side and, after Wiley's death, used the old log cabin to store tobacco.
John Kenneth Paisley sold the property in 1928, and with his brother, Lee Gordon "Snoge" Paisley, moved to Pennsylvania where they worked in the mushroom farms. The old cabin continued to be used as a tobacco barn until the 1950's when it finally fell in.
The property where the graves are located, I believe, is now in the Loggins family.
The whole hill where they were buried is now forested, but that wasn't the case back in those days.
Wiley & Evaline (Senter) Pasley had five (5) children:
Mary Elizabeth Pasley
b. 27 Jun 1850, New River, Ashe Co., NC;
d. 27 Feb 1929, Roanoke, VA;
m 2 Jul 1866, Sparta, Alleghany Co., NC to William Monroe Williams
son of John & Narcessa (Baldwin) Williams
b. 25 Feb 1847, New River, Ashe Co., NC;
d. 27 Aug 1922, Roanoke, VA.
William & Mary (Pasley) Williams had seven (7) children.
James Calvin Pasley
b. 14 Jun1 853, New River, Ashe Co., NC;
d. 5 Dec 1939, Cucamonga, San Bernardino, CA;
m. 1 19 Mar 1875, Alleghany Co., NC to Glenora ‘Ellen’ Young
daughter of John B. & Rebecca (Plummer) Young
b. Jan 1857, Helton Township, Ashe Co., NC;
d. Sept 1908, Charleston, Kanawha Co., WVA.
James & Gleanor (Young) Pasley had ten (10) children.
James m 2nd 19 Dec 1911, Alleghany Co., NC to Rebecca Grub
daughter of John Grubb
No issue.
John Kenneth Pasley
b. 19 May 1870, Crumpler, Ashe Co., NC [same place as 1st two children, but renamed];
d. 30 Nov 1964, West Cove, Chester Co., PA;
m. 26 May 1889 to Phoebe Jane Richardson
daughter of Isom Cox & Mary Richardson (no marriage by parents),
b. 11 Aug 1874;
d. 20 Sept 1941, West Chester, Chester Co., PA
Lee Gordon Pasley FaG 99895016
b. 7 Apr 1873;
d. 17 Feb 1963;
m. 22 Sept 1894 to Phoebe Jane Caldwell
daughter of Andrew Jackson & Elizabeth (Sturgill) Caldwell
b. 2 Apr 1877;
d. 12 Mar 1964.
Lee & Phoebe (Caldwell) Pasley had thirteen (13) children.
A case of two siblings marrying 2 siblings making all their children double first cousins.
Lou Ella Pasley
b. 22 Jan 1876;
d. 21 Jan 1934, Ashe Co., NC;
m. 22 Sept 1894, to George Kenneth Caldwell
son of Andrew Jackson & Elizabeth (Sturgill) Caldwell
b. 2 Nov 1874;
d. 2 Jan 1958, Alleghany Co., NC.
A case of two siblings marrying 2 siblings making all their children double first cousins.
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