Stumped with These Names

I'm trying to update some family history and I found the family of a g-g-aunt on the 1850 LA census. I just can't make out the names though.

The first full line looks like Eliza, but I can't make out the next two lines at all. I think the first letter is a W. If you look down to the next family, you can see clearly that Ws and Ms are pretty distinctive.

The next two letters look like an e and an a. Then what? Then an le? The next letter could be either an h or k. and the last is probably a y but sometimes the a has a tail.

So that gives me Wealehy or Wealeka or Wealeky or Wealeha.

The next name looks like it could be Lizy or Liza but there is Eliza two lines up. Unlikely two daughters had the (almost) same name

I'm at a loss. Any ideas?

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Washington Willis Reappears

I really need to make a note of where I find things. I was looking in my records for a Falls County Texas census for 1870 but couldn't find it. What I did find, though was a tax record for William Willis and two sons, Wesley and Washington F. That means Washington and Emma left Louisiana and rejoined the family during their stay in Falls county. They didn't own land but had between them one horse, one mule and six head of cattle. Wesley was a teamster so it's not surprising that they would have a few cattle or oxen.

They possibly moved there after 1870 and moved away before 1880 which would explain why they wouldn't show up on the census for Falls county. I need to find now where Wesley went. Still no sign of his sister Martha. If she remarried, she may be lost forever.