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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Edward A Wilson
« on: Friday 03 March 23 10:58 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Monica. Thanks for the response. He is Edward Alexander Wilson, born 27 February 1923 in 57 Parkmount Street, Belfast. The brothers, in birth order, are William, Hill, George, David, John and Edward. Edward was one of my uncles but we lost contact with him in the early 1950's.

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Antrim / Re: Cameron, Islandmagee
« on: Monday 18 October 10 20:18 BST (UK)  »
conijoni, I have just read your post of 22 July.  I live in Comber, but was born in Belfast.  I have followed the line of Martha Cameron - Hill Wilson to the present day.
Regards, scrabohill

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Antrim / Re: Cameron, Islandmagee
« on: Thursday 22 July 10 10:22 BST (UK)  »
conijoni,
Thanks for your reply.  I think your great-grandfather William Cameron does indeed link into the family tree I have been investigating.  My research shows that William was the son of Thomas Cameron and Rose ?.  Thomas McAuley Cameron was born in 1848, (born or christened 20/11/1848).  His parents were William Cameron and Anne Jane McAuley, married ca 1842.  William was born ca 1820 and died 6/2/1899; Anne was born ca 1820.  William and Anne had five (5) children that I have managed to uncover - James (b 1843), Thomas (b 1848), Anne Jane (b 1851), Martha (1854), and Margaret (1856).  I suspect that there may have been another child in the 1843 to 1848 period, but I have not found any evidence of this.  The birth information above was obtained from the recoeds of 1st Islandmagee Presbyterian Church.  Martha Cameron married my ancestor,Hill Wilson, in 1885.
Hope this is of interest to you,
Hill Wilson.

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Antrim / Re: Cameron, Islandmagee
« on: Monday 07 June 10 17:47 BST (UK)  »
Thanks for your reply - I had given up on any further feedback from this source!  I managed to track down the William Cameron of interest, who resided in Cloghfin.

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Antrim / Re: Cameron, Islandmagee
« on: Sunday 26 July 09 17:34 BST (UK)  »
My search to date has shown that the William and Anne Cameron in question had at least three other children, as follows;
Thomas McAuley Cameron, b 20/11/1848
Martha Cameron, b 22/3/1854
Margaret Cameron, b 5/12/1856.
On the birth and baptism record of Thomas the parents resided in the village of Gransha, Islandmagee.  At the time of birth of the other children the parents were recorded as residing in the townland of Braid/Broadisland, Islandmagee.  The children were baptised in 1st Islandmagee Presbyterian Church.
So far I have only searched the Cameron births as far as 1860, so I may well locate the others mentioned in your reply.

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Antrim / Re: Cameron, Islandmagee
« on: Saturday 25 July 09 11:10 BST (UK)  »
Thanks for the reply.  My own search has shown quite a few Camerons in Islandmagee and at present I a attempting to unravel the links between the various Cameron families and the Wilson families in particular.  There is a record of an Anne Jane Cameron, born Braidisland, (also known as Broadisland), Islandmagee, on 5 September 1851; father William Cameron, mother Anne Jane Cameron, (nee McAuley).  I can't confirm that this is the same Anne Cameron noted in your reply, but she in in the right age bracket. 
A James Cameron was born to the same parents on 15 June 1843, he could have been the witness referred to in your note.
Anne and James were both christened in 1st Islandmagee Presbyterian Church, which is about 6km from Ballycarry Presbyterian Church.
I'll follow up the Cameron-Lilley link at my next visit to the NI PRO in a few weeks time.
Best regards

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Antrim / Cameron, Islandmagee
« on: Thursday 16 July 09 12:06 BST (UK)  »
I'm seeking information on an ancestor, William Cameron of Islandmagee.  He was probably born somewhere between 1820 and 1835, based on the date of the marriage of a daughter, Martha, in 1885 to Hill Wilson, in Ballycarry Pres Church.  There are two William Camerons listed in Griffith's Valuation, one in Cloghfin, the other in Temple Effin, but I need information to help narrow down the search.

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