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Donegal / Re: Wilsons of Dunfanaghy, Donegal, Ireland
« on: Sunday 24 December 17 03:03 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Marilyn!

Once last chance to try and reach you, I don't think you are getting my private messages.  Couldn't find your Robertson-Boyd tree on Ancestry, what is your login ID?  Or contact me thru Ancestry at MAIREAG1.  Hope to connect!

Lisa

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Donegal / Re: Wilsons of Dunfanaghy, Donegal, Ireland
« on: Sunday 24 December 17 01:45 GMT (UK)  »
Hmm. 

I figured out how to send you a private message, but I wonder if you got that now....?  I will look on ancestry for your tree Robertson-Boyd

Lisa

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Donegal / Re: Wilsons of Dunfanaghy, Donegal, Ireland
« on: Sunday 24 December 17 00:29 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Marilyn,

re: Clarkes and Boyd's

This is actually "Lisa" (maireag) not Vickie, she was a previous post. 

I think I may actually have you on my family tree, LOL, from Nola Waghorn's book. 

But anyway I would love to connect with you, do you know how we can exchange emails since we are not allowed to post them here?  I'll snoop around this site and see if there is a way

Lisa

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Donegal / Re: Wilsons of Dunfanaghy, Donegal, Ireland
« on: Saturday 23 December 17 23:38 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Marilyn and Gail above. 

Been so long since I've logged in here, I forgot I had registered already.  And I can't tell when you've left your posts it could have been years ago. 

Anyway, Marilyn you said "I always thought that Janes mother was Molly Connelly but maybe that was Williams."  This caught my attention because I am ALWAYS looking for anyone with information on the Connelly's of Horn Head. 

But Yes, Mary Connelly and James Clarke were the parents of Jane Clarke who married William Wilson in the Horn Head, Dunfanaghy.  William Wilson and Jane had a dghter Annie Elizabeth Wison who married James Boyd and they had a crop of children. 

Am very curious of how you know of "Molly Connelly".  Also to Gail I am also a cousin to the Wilson's of Dunfanaghy, would love to talk more somehow. 


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Donegal / Re: Wilsons of Dunfanaghy, Donegal, Ireland
« on: Monday 13 February 06 16:30 GMT (UK)  »
RE: VWilson's posting and Annraoi's posting

I am searching for information about my great, great grandmother Eliza Clark.  She was born in Ireland around 1838, possibly in  Belfast,  but came to the USA and married in 1860. 

She had a sister named Jane in Ireland who married a Wilson.  I have reason to believe that Jane's husband was named William Wilson.  I am not certain at this point where Jane Clark Wilson and William Wilson lived, but Jane and Eliza's mother, Meary, wrote letters to Eliza from "Horn head" and "Claggan". 

As this is near Dunfanaghy I wondered if these could be the same Wilson's as you are mentioning. 

In addition.  Eliza received a letter from a nephew Alex Wilson, written in 1894.  He addressed the letter from Blair Co, Pennsylvania. 

From the letters I know that Eliza and Jane Clark Wilson had a brother named Henrey, and a sister named Marry.  They also had an Uncle James and Aunt Jane. 

To further confuse things, Eliza's mother signed the letters "I remain your mother to deth --Meary Alcorn".  I know that Eliza was named Clark when she married in 1860, so I don't know where the name Alcorn came from unless perhaps her mother was widowed and remarried. 

Any information on the Alcorn, Clark or Wilson's of the Claggan, Horn Head area that you think might be related would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!
Lisa

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