Wiley was born in Tennessee, probably in Wilson County. We are not sure who his parents were. He married Elizabeth Tate, daughter of John Ventile Tate and Sarah Maricle.
Wiley and Elizabeth moved to southern Illinois along with Elizabeth's father, John Ventile Tate and many other members of his family. Wiley farmed about 80 acres in Saline County. He was active in the community, serving on the grand jury and as a guardian for John V. Hollida(y), his wife's nephew.
Wiley's wife, Elizabeth, outlived him by 24 years. She is buried in Tate's Chapel Cemetery.
Wiley and Elizabeth moved to southern Illinois along with Elizabeth's father, John Ventile Tate and many other members of his family. Wiley farmed about 80 acres in Saline County. He was active in the community, serving on the grand jury and as a guardian for John V. Hollida(y), his wife's nephew.
Wiley's wife, Elizabeth, outlived him by 24 years. She is buried in Tate's Chapel Cemetery.
Wiley was born in Tennessee, probably in Wilson County. We are not sure who his parents were. He married Elizabeth Tate, daughter of John Ventile Tate and Sarah Maricle.
Wiley and Elizabeth moved to southern Illinois along with Elizabeth's father, John Ventile Tate and many other members of his family. Wiley farmed about 80 acres in Saline County. He was active in the community, serving on the grand jury and as a guardian for John V. Hollida(y), his wife's nephew.
Wiley's wife, Elizabeth, outlived him by 24 years. She is buried in Tate's Chapel Cemetery.
Wiley and Elizabeth moved to southern Illinois along with Elizabeth's father, John Ventile Tate and many other members of his family. Wiley farmed about 80 acres in Saline County. He was active in the community, serving on the grand jury and as a guardian for John V. Hollida(y), his wife's nephew.
Wiley's wife, Elizabeth, outlived him by 24 years. She is buried in Tate's Chapel Cemetery.
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