WALLEN FAMILY HOMEPAGE
Genealogy of the
WALLEN/WALLING-BLEDSOE-ANDERSON-CATHEY
PRICE-PARKER-LITTLETON-MCGUIRE-MCKINNEY
and Allied Families
from the States of
TENNESSEE-MONTANA-VIRGINIA-MISSOURI-KENTUCKY-NORTH CAROLINA
Welcome to the Wallen Family Home Page. I am Joe E. Wallen; my wife is Cindi Anderson Wallen; and we have a son, Josh E. Wallen. He's the reason we started researching our families; to document
and preserve for him and his descendants our family histories. As genealogists know, the pursuit of our family lines is a never-ending journey through the past. Browse through our information, check out our family pictures, and please email us if you find a connection, notice any errors or would simply like to comment or share information.
WALLEN Coat of Arms as described in Rietstap's Armorial General and described as: "D'arg. A la bande de sa, ch.de six etoiles d'or et acc. Au canton sen. Du chef d'un lion du sec."
Translation: "Silver; a black diagonal band charged with six gold stars and accompanied in the upper left canton
by a black lion."
Genealogy Links
Ancestors of Josh E. Wallen
WALLEN/WALLING GENEALOGY-Joe E. Wallen Home Page
WALLEN FAMILY PICTURES and ADDITIONAL FAMILY LINES
ANDERSON/CATHEY/LITTLETON/McGUIRE/McKINNEY GENEALOGY and
PICTURES
BOOKS AND REFERENCE MATERIALS WE HAVE-available for look-ups
ANNUAL WALLEN-WALLING-WALLIN-WALDEN REUNION
The 2012 Wallen Reunion is scheduled for the last Saturday in June 2012 at a location to be determined beginning at 11 a.m. Everyone is welcome to come and share your research, family heirlooms and stories. For more information or to be added to the Reunion Mailing List, click the "email us" link above.
Built by my grandfather, William
Henry Wallen at Kyles Ford,
Hancock County,Tennessee
between 1915 and 1920, this house had 4 rooms and was heated by fireplace and cook stove. It had no electricity or running water and was home to my grandparents and their 9 children. The family managed a living from "45 acres, more or less" of steep mountain land
Henry Wallen at Kyles Ford,
Hancock County,Tennessee
between 1915 and 1920, this house had 4 rooms and was heated by fireplace and cook stove. It had no electricity or running water and was home to my grandparents and their 9 children. The family managed a living from "45 acres, more or less" of steep mountain land
ELISHA WALLEN, THE LONGHUNTER BOOK
Carolyn Wallin, a retired professor from Furman University, authored the definitive book on the Wallen/Walling family, representing 18 years of research. Click the link below to order the book from the publisher, Overmountain Press:
Longhunter Book
Carolyn Wallin, a retired professor from Furman University, authored the definitive book on the Wallen/Walling family, representing 18 years of research. Click the link below to order the book from the publisher, Overmountain Press:
Longhunter Book
WALLEN REUNION-2003
Rogersville, Tennessee
Mike Wallen, Carolyn Wallin, Joe E. Wallen
Carolyn is the author of
Elisha Wallen-The Longhunter
Rogersville, Tennessee
Mike Wallen, Carolyn Wallin, Joe E. Wallen
Carolyn is the author of
Elisha Wallen-The Longhunter
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