Wilson and Adams

[farmer]

Hi Jennifer
just read your post.   Wilsons in Little York Street.   In your research do you recall seeing any sign of a Robert and Elizabeth Wilson and daughter Rebecca in that area?
My Wilsons returned to Ireland from US, my Hallidays lived in 31 Little York Street , somewhere (I think in Belfast) Rebecca met my grandfather John. (They married in Glasgow).
Unashamedly on a fishing trip here, but when dealing with a massive 20 yr brick wall.............?
Pete

[aghadowey]

William Wilson m. 10 Nov.1863 Belfast to Mary Adams. He was 20, son of William Wilson, she was 18, dau. of Robert Adams. Children:
1. Ellen Jane Wilson (1868).
2. Jessie Wilson (1871).
3. William John Wilson (1872).
4. Sarah Ann Wilson (1874).
5. Elizabeth Wilson (1880).

The above details (with exact dates, etc.) are all on LDS site but some are submitted so must be treated with caution.

[farmer]

Hi Aghadowey,
Nothing there.
My Wilsons - so very many possibles, and no definites.
thanks for your time and trouble.
Pete

[aghadowey]

Hi Aghadowey,
Nothing there.
My Wilsons - so very many possibles, and no definites.
thanks for your time and trouble.
Pete

I was posting details for Jemmifer who started this topic.

[farmer]

Oh dear, how remiss of me. 
and cheers just the same.
pete

[FionaLorraine]

I have informaton on the Palmer line in this link if you are connected.  I think Andrew's parents were Robert Harper and Jane Campbell.  Harpers married into the Palmers in the Aldergrove region of Antrim.

this is the only reference to Andrew

HARPER, Matilda Arrabella   
   
   born   24 Dec 1868   at   11, Crumlin, Ant, Ire
                     
   Fath.   Andrew HARPER
   Moth.   Elizabeth PALMER

audrey