If World War II draft registrations are representative, migrants from Wilson County to Michigan landed overwhelmingly in Detroit.
- Taylor, Kingsberry and Charity Jones Taylor, Allegan County, ca. 1855.
- Williams, Mosley, Detroit, bef. 1924.
- Hagans, Charles W., Battle Creek (from Pennsylvania), bef. 1930.
- Perry, Nelson Jr., Detroit, bef. 1930.
- Winn, Ernest, and Jesse Winn, Detroit, bef. 1930.
- Pittman, Plummer, Detroit, bef. 1931.
- Hines, Walter D., Detroit, late 1930s.
- McCullers, Horace, Detroit (from Pennsylvania), 1930-1940.
- Deans, Gray C., Detroit, bef. 1940.
- Easton, Bennie, Detroit, bef. 1940.
- Harris, Clarence, Detroit, bef. 1940.
- Jackson, Alphonza, Detroit, bef. 1940.
- Jones, Southen, Detroit, bef. 1940.
- Lindsey, James W. and Roy J., Detroit, bef. 1940.
- Sherwood (or Kittrell), William H., Detroit, bef. 1940.
- Taylor, Moses, Detroit, bef. 1940.
- Hines, C. Ray, Detroit, ca. 1941.
- Bailey, Lonnie, Detroit, bef. 1942.
- Barnes, Marvin, Detroit, bef. 1942.
- Cone, Rader, Detroit, bef. 1942.
- Gaffney, Sylvester O., River Rouge, bef. 1942.
- Mayo, John E., Detroit, bef. 1942.
- Moore, Absalom, Detroit, bef. 1942.
- Rich, Willie J., Detroit, bef. 1942.
- Richardson, John W., Detroit, bef. 1942.
- Wellons, Julia Tart, Detroit, bef. 1944.
You have just answered a question that I always had. What happened to Julia Clark Tart? She was married to my great uncle, Henry Tart. She apparently remarried after his death (1919), and moved to Detroit. I have to go to Ancestery.com now.
Linda Tart
PS
Thank you, Lisa, for all that you do.