Wilkinson Coat of Arms
Wilkinsons on the Web

This site is devoted to the Wilkinson family name. It includes information on the Wilkinson Coat of Arms, genealogical information related to Wilkinsons, links to home pages of Wilkinsons on the Web, links to Wilkinson-related pages on the web, famous Wilkinsons, and other Wilkinson-related information.

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Famous Wilkinsons
This page lists famous Wilkinsons through history. The famous and infamous are all gathering here, but there are still more to be added. If you know of a missing famous Wilkinson, please contact this site.
The Coat of Arms Page
Contains a copy of the Wilkinson Coat of Arms as well as descriptions of alternative coats of arms from users around the globe. Take a look, take a copy, send in an alternative. This is one of the more popular pages at this site.
The Wilkinsons Home Pages Page
Contains links to home pages of Wilkinsons aroung the globe. Browse the sites, look for a friend or relative's page, add a link, or just start surfing.
The Wilkinson-Related Pages Page
Is one of the most interesting pages at the site. There are links to pages about noteworthy Wilkinsons, things named for Wilkinsons, Wilkinson-related buisnesses, and a section on pages administered by Wilkinsons. Find out about the famous Wilkinsons, see what Wilkinsons are doing, or submit your own link.
The Wilkinson Genealogy Page
Is your first stop for Wilkinson family history. There are links to genealogy pages with Wilkinsons as well as lists of Wilkinsons submitted in the pre-Ancestry.com days.
Gus Wilkinson Diary
The content of the diary of William Augustus Wilkinson of Wilkinson County, Mississippi, USA has been donated to this site. It has been converted to html, and you are invited to browse the converted text. "Gus" started every entry with the weather, even the days when people were born, married, or died. An interesting look into the life of an American farmer in the 1800s.