John Wilson/county Tyrone abt 1835 .....
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Margaret
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John Wilson/county Tyrone abt 1835 .....
Hi All, Maybe there someone out in TS that can help me. Durning my research into my husbands family, I have discovered that his Grandfather William Wilson (William was born in Wellington NSW Australia to Mary Myers no indication who his Dad was)was adopted by a John Wilson who was born in County Tyrone abt 1835 and whose parents were James Wilson and Elizabeth Crozier. I have been able to trace him back to his work in NSW Australia in 1895 but to date have been unable to find a birth in Ireland for him or why he came to Australia. Look forward to any suggestions.
Cheers
Margaret
researching:: Morton, Miller, Finlay, McDonald, Bullock, Forrester. Glasgow and Kilmarnock areas
Margaret
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emanday
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Hi Margaret,
Irish records are notoriously difficult and the fact that the mother's name was most often not included, even in birth/baptism records doesn't help.
On IGI there is only one John Wilson born in Tyrone to a James Wilson c1835 +/-5 years, but his mother's name is given as Ellen (no surname). This is a submitted entry.
Irish records are notoriously difficult and the fact that the mother's name was most often not included, even in birth/baptism records doesn't help.
On IGI there is only one John Wilson born in Tyrone to a James Wilson c1835 +/-5 years, but his mother's name is given as Ellen (no surname). This is a submitted entry.
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McDonald or MacDonald (some couldn't make up their mind!), Bonner, Crichton, McKillop, Campbell, Cameron, Gitrig (+other spellings), Clark, Sloan, Stewart, McCutcheon, Ireland (the surname)
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Margaret
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James Wilson
Hello Mary
Thanks for your help, my John Wilson is a real mystery for me and I just thought if I could trace his parents then I might get some idea when he came to Australia and why? It dosent look like he came as a convict but he was working as a servant/garderner. Oh well I will just keep looking
thanks again
Thanks for your help, my John Wilson is a real mystery for me and I just thought if I could trace his parents then I might get some idea when he came to Australia and why? It dosent look like he came as a convict but he was working as a servant/garderner. Oh well I will just keep looking
thanks again
Cheers
Margaret
researching:: Morton, Miller, Finlay, McDonald, Bullock, Forrester. Glasgow and Kilmarnock areas
Margaret
researching:: Morton, Miller, Finlay, McDonald, Bullock, Forrester. Glasgow and Kilmarnock areas