1. 2. Anne WILCOXSON   b. 28 Feb 1686/1687, Staffordshire, Cheshire, England.
2. 3. John WILCOXSON   b. 24 Sep 1688, Staffordshire, Cheshire, England.
3. 4. Dorothy WILCOXSON   b. 28 Jan 1689/1690, Staffordshire, Cheshire, England.
4. 5. Isaac WILCOXSON   b. 16 Nov 1691, Staffordshire, Cheshire, England.
5. 6. George WILCOXSON, , Sr.   b. 31 May 1695, Staffordshire, Cheshire, England; d. 1739, Chester, Pennsylvania.
6. 7. David WILCOXSON   b. Nov 1698, Staffordshire, Cheshire, England; d. 19 Dec 1766, Longhill, York, England.

George Wilcoxson, Sr. migrated to Pennsylvania from Cossal, Nottinghamshire, England

1. 8. John WILCOXSON   b. 6 Sep 1720; d. 1782, Fayette County, Kentucky.
2. 9. Hannah WILCOXSON  
3. 10. Isaac WILCOXSON   b. 1724; d. Sep 1766, Mocksville, David County, North Carolina.
4. 11. Mary WILCOXSON   b. 1734, Chester, Pennsylvania.
5. 12. David WILCOXSON   b. 1747; d. 1815, Franklin County, Tennessee.
6. 13. George WILCOXSON   b. ABT. 1730, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. Sep 1785, Rowan County, North Carolina.

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.

1. 14. David WILCOXSON, ,Sr.   b. 22 Oct 1742, Berks County, Pennsylvania; d. 23 Feb 1834, Maury County, Tennessee; bur. Gibsonville Cemetery, Maury County, Tennessee.
2. 15. Nancy WILCOXSON   b. 17 Mar 1742/1743, Berks County, Pennsylvania; d. 30 Oct 1790, Wilkes County, North Carolina.
3. 16. John WILCOXSON   b. ABT. 1744, New Britian Twp., Berks County, Pennsylvania; d. 1830, Howard County, Missouri.
4. 17. Elizabeth WILCOXSON   b. 1742, Lancaster, Berks County, Pennsylvania; d. 1818, Elk River, Maury, Tennessee.
5. 18. George T. WILCOXSON, ,Sr.   b. ABT. 1746, New Britian Twp., Berks County, Pennsylvania; d. 1800, Sevier County, Tennessee.
6. 19. Israel WILCOXSON   b. ABT. 1748, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. 1780, Bryant's Station, Boonesborough, Shelby County, Kentucky.
7. 20. Isaac WILCOXSON   b. 1749, Berks County, Pennsylvania; d. 10 Oct 1783, Rowan County, North Carolina.
8. 21. Rachel WILCOXSON   b. ABT. 1754, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. 1821, Femme Osage, Calloway County, Missouri.
9. 22. Samuel N. WILCOXSON   b. 24 Feb 1755, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. Nov 1825, Stanton, Estill County, Kentucky; bur. St. Helens, Lee County, Kentucky.
10. 23. Daniel WILCOXSON   b. 13 Mar 1755, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. 16 Jun 1837, Shelby County, Kentucky.
11. 24. Mary WILCOXSON   b. ABT. 1756, Lancaster, Berks County, Pennsylvania; d. 1855, Lafayette, Howard County, Missouri.
12. 25. William WILCOXSON, , Sr.   b. 1758, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. Oct 1830, Barren County, Kentucky.
13. 26. Sarah WILCOXSON   b. 1759, Rowan County, North Carolina.

At parents death Mary was bound out to John Yarnall until age 18.

Census: June 21, 1785, will (Source: Will Book, rowan, North Carolins, Book C Page 104).

David Wilcoxson, Sr. is burried in Gibsonville Cemeter, Maury, Tennessee. The 1775 Census:, migrated to Kentucky with Daniel Boone. 1786 Tax lists of Rowan/Davie County, North Carolina and 1772 tax lists of Rowan/Davie County, North Carolina has his name listed.

John Wilcoxson, Jr. was buried on a farm not far from where Miss Eve Peeler lives. He was at Bryant's Station. He was buried near Mrs. Eve Peeler's home. Cnesus: 1790, rowan County, North Carolina Census and tax list. 1820: Clark, Kentucky #086 ( Source 1920 Census) 1772: Lyon's district, North Carolina, Tax list. 1778 Tax List, 1782 Tax list.

1. 27. Isaac WILCOXSON   b. 1775, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. Missouri.
2. 28. Daniel WILCOXSON   b. Rowan County, North Carolina.
3. 29. John WILCOXSON, III   b. Rowan County, North Carolina; d. Boone, Missouri.
4. 30. William Washington WILCOXSON   b. 8 Aug 1779, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. 24 Jul 1864, Fancy Creek, Sangamon, Illinois.
5. 31. Israel WILCOXSON   b. Boone County, Missouri; d. Boone County, Missouri.
6. 32. Amos WILCOXSON   b. 1790, Boone County, Missouri; d. Boone County, Missouri.
7. 33. Martha WILCOXSON   b. 1785, North Carolina; d. Howard, Missouri.
8. 34. Mary M. WILCOXSON  
9. 35. David WILCOXSON   b. 18 Dec 1794, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. 20 Jul 1841, Howard County, Missouri.

Census: Augush 7, 1774, Eaton Baptist Meeting House-baptized.

He had an accident. He was killed by an Indian.

He has military records in the Revoloutionary War.

Daniel Wilcoxson was born March 13, 1755 in Rowan County, North Carolina, a son of John Willcockson and Sarah Boone Willcockson. He was the nephew of the famed Daniel Boone, His mother being a sister to Daniel. Many accounts are written of his adventures, the following is taken form "The Draper Manuscripts": a reminiscent written in 1898 by a lady when she was past 80 years old, in which she states what her grandmother said regarding the Girty attack on the fort, and tells what her grandmother said regarding another incident, " When plowing time came Daniel Wilcoxson and brother were in the fields, Daniel was plowing and his brother sitting on a log picking the flint of his gun ( one would plow and the other watched for Indians), when an Indian slipped up and tomahawked the one on the log. Daniel ran, the Indian after him. The Indian was so near that when Daniel was on the top of the fence the Indian was at the bottom. His mother, Aunt Sarah Wilcoxson was so excited she went out of the fort gate and would Hollar Run, Daniel, Run, and let him in at the gate and then she followed."

Daniel Wilcoxson served as a lieutenant in the Revolutionary War, both in defense of Bryan's Station and in General Clark's expeditions. He volunteered in Rowan County, North Carolina, September 1778, and was discharged in the fall of 1783.

He married Sarah Faulkner (Faulconer, Falconer) in October 1780 at Bryan's Station, Fayette County, Kentucky. They lived for a lon period of time in Woodford County, Kentucky where their children were born, and where also, the parents of Sarah, John Faulconer and Joyce Craig Faulconer, lived. Later he moved to Shelby County, Kentucky, Where he died June 16, 1837. Sarah Faulkner was born July 15, 1760 in Virginia, and died August 10, 1831 in Kentucky.