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William Wilson Page 1 William Wilson Page 1 William WILSON +Unknown William WILSON b. 1611, d. 1720, Accident In Hayfield At Water Crook +Anne STOUTE Thomas WILSON b. 29 Feb 1664, Kendal, d. 15 Sep 1719, Water Crook +Rachel d. 14 Nov 1704, Kendal William WILSON b. 24 May 1677, d. 1734, bur. 6 Jun 1734 +Sarah BLAYKLING b. 25 Jun 1689, m. 4 May 1710, Brigflatts, d. 27 Jul 1754, par. Thomas BLAYKLING and Mary Thomas WILSON b. 18 Apr 1711, Kendal, bur. 5 Nov 1727, Kendal William WILSON b. 9 Feb 1717, Kendal, bur. 23 Aug 1721, Kendal John WILSON b. 2 Jul 1718, Kendal, bur. 7 Sep 1718, Kendal James WILSON b. 20 Aug 1719, Kendal, d. 3 Dec 1786, Kendal +Lydia BRAITHWAITE b. 28 May 1717, Kendal, m. 2 Mar 1744, Kendal, d. Jul 1769, bur. 30 Jul 1769, Kendal, par. George BRAITHWAITE and Sarah BARNES William WILSON b. 11 Aug 1749, Kendal, d. Sep 1749, Kendal, bur. 6 Sep 1749, Kendal Sarah WILSON b. 14 Jun 1747, Kendal, d. 6 Dec 1818, Scotby, Carlisle +Thomas SUTTON b. 6 May 1741, Scotby, m. 2 Nov 1772, Kendal, d. 10 Jul 1783, Carlisle, par. William SUTTON and Mary Wilson SUTTON b. 4 Feb 1781 Thomnas SUTTON b. 25 Mar 1782 Lydia SUTTON b. 6 Jul 1774 Sarah SUTTON b. 25 Jul 1777, d. 16 Jan 1780 Sarah SUTTON b. 10 Mar 1780, d. 9 Dec 1801 +John IRWIN b. 8 Feb 1742, Moorside, Carlisle, m. 2 Jan 1785, Scotby, Carlisle, d. 24 Feb 1822, Scotby, Carlisle, par. Joseph IRWIN and Sarah Tabitha IRWIN b. 22 Dec 1785, Scotby, d. 2 Jan 1816 +Sibil ELWOOD b. 22 Apr 1717, d. 26 Mar 1795, par. Thomas ELWOOD and Jane William WILSON b. 1 Mar 1722, Kendal, d. Jul 1725, Kendal, bur. 20 Jul 1725, Kendal Isaac WILSON b. 23 Oct 1724, Kendal, bur. 3 Jan 1725, Kendal Joseph WILSON b. 14 Oct 1729, Kendal, bur. 18 Dec 1767 Benjamin WILSON b. 11 May 1730, Kendal, bur. 13 Apr 1731, Kendal Mary WILSON b. 29 May 1713, Kendal, bur. 9 Sep 1766, Kendal William Wilson Page 2 Rachel WILSON b. 15 Feb 1715, Kendal, bur. 27 Jun 1718, Kendal Sarah WILSON b. 24 Sep 1720, Kendal, d. 9 Apr 1781, Kendal Eleanor WILSON b. 28 Mar 1726, Kendal, d. 12 Sep 1795 Thomas WILSON b. 20 Jan 1685, Kendal, d. 1 Sep 1701, Kendal +UNKNOWN Deborah WILSON b. 17 Jan 1687, Kendal, d. 1 May 1754, Kendal +John WILSON b. 26 Apr 1692, m. 17 Sep 1715, Kendal, d. 5 Jan 1752, Kendal, par. Thomas WILSON and Mary BAYNES Thomas WILSON b. 11 Aug 1716, Kendal, d. 1748, bur. 3 Sep 1748, Kendal Mary WILSON b. 11 Apr 1718, Kendal, d. 15 Oct 1787, Lancaster +Roger WAKEFIELD b. 14 Aug 1706, Preston Patrick Or Kendal, m. 4 Oct 1737, Kendal, d. 1756, par. Roger WAKEFIELD and Mary HAIG Deborah WAKEFIELD b. 6 Jun 1742, Kendal, d. 25 Nov 1806, Kendal +George BENSON b. 14 Sep 1732, Stang End, Hawkshead, m. 6 Mar 1769, Kendal, d. 18 May 1801, par. George BENSON and Abigail BRAITHWAITE Robert BENSON b. 6 Feb 1780, Kendal, d. 17 Feb 1857, Parkside, Kendal +Dorothy BRAITHWAITE b. 2 Sep 1783, Kendal, m. 13 Oct 1807, Kendal, d. 24 Sep 1861, Kendal, par. George BRAITHWAITE and Deborah WILSON Deborah BENSON b. 15 Jul 1808, Kendal, d. 1809, Kendal George BENSON b. 12 Oct 1809, Kendal, d. 9 Jan 1880, Alderley Edge +Susannah CREWDSON b. 5 Sep 1816, Manchester, m. 10 Mar 1841, Manchester, d. 9 Aug 1869, Romily, Cheshire, par. Joseph CREWDSON and Rachel JOWITT George Henry BENSON b. 2 Sep 1842, Stalybridge, d. 13 Dec 1923, Jersey +Sarah Orton WOOD b. 25 Jan 1854, Ratcliffe Culey, Leics., m. 20 Sep 1886, Cheltenham, d. 27 Jul 1934, Charmouth, par. James WOOD and Elizabeth LEY Dorothy Benson BENSON b. 23 Aug 1887, High Barnet +Neville Edward FAIRWEATHER b. 30 Aug 1879, Mussouree, India, m. 10 Oct 1910, Aldershot, par. Surgeon General James FAIRWEATHER and Annette Du Pre THORPE Aline Elinor Roberta FAIRWEATHER +John Emmet WALKER m. 31 Oct 1932, Victoria, British Columbia Annette Dorothy May WALKER Sheila Waveney WALKER John Clifton WALKER Wendy Diane WALKER Cynthia Annette FAIRWEATHER +Henry Richard CAREY m. 20 Apr 1940, Victoria, British Columbia, par. William CAREY and Unknown William Wilson Page 3 Claudia Cynthia CAREY Geoffrey Richard CAREY Geoffrey Neville Benson FAIRWEATHER Rev. Robert Wakefield BENSON +Charlotte Anna Braithwaite WOOD b. 29 Oct 1881, Llanelly, S. Wales, m. 22 Sep 1925, Bath, par. Robert Ley WOOD and Anna BRAITHWAITE Rachel Mary BENSON b. 7 Jul 1844, Stalybridge, d. 22 Sep 1876, Fairfield, Manchester Anna Dora BENSON b. 9 Aug 1846, Stalybridge, d. 29 Nov 1910, Kendal Susannah BENSON b. 28 Jul 1848, Stalybridge, d. 29 Nov 1910, Kendal Edith BENSON b. 24 Dec 1850, Stalybridge, d. 15 Apr 1866, Stalybridge Joseph Crewdson BENSON b. 2 Aug 1854, Stalybridge, d. 26 Mar 1920, Los Angeles, U.S.A. +Edith Constance WILLIAMS b. 23 Dec 1858, Virginia, U.S.A., m. 8 Nov 1882, Denver, Colorado, d. 22 Jun 1918, Arvada, Colorado, U.S.A., par. Dr. Edward Sewall WILLIAMS and Mary Brown AUSTIN George Edward BENSON b. 6 Oct 1883, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., d. 20 Sep 1926, San Pedro, California, U.S.A. +Julia WOLTERS b. 21 Feb 1885, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., m. 23 Jan 1907, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., par. Hans M. WOLTERS and Unknown Constance Lucy BENSON b. 28 Dec 1907, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., d. 22 Sep 1956, San Pedro, California, U.S.A. +Ludvig George JENSEN m. 31 Aug 1927, par. Ludvig Fredrik JENSEN and Margaret HOINES George Edward JENSEN +Unknown Edward Alan JENSON Stanley Thomas JENSON Elsie Julia BENSON +Irvin Webster MOORE m. 8 Sep 1932, Carson City, Nevada, U.S.A., par. Irvin Webster MOORE and Charlotte Henrietta SMITH Charlotte Lou MOORE Robert Crewdson BENSON b. 13 Jan 1885, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A. +Lola Irene POINTER m. 25 Jun 1911, Modesto, California, U.S.A., par. Charles William POYNTER and Loretta BENTLEY Joseph Williams BENSON b. 2 Jan 1893, Arvada, Colorado, U.S.A., bur. Colonel United States Air Force. +Marie Cecilia ROSS m. 30 Dec 1920, Pasedena, California, U.S.A., par. Howard Homer ROSS and Caspara Bergite HOLM Nancy Roberta BENSON b. 27 Jan 1934, North Carolina, U.S.A., d. 28 Jan 1934, North Carolina, U.S.A. Amy Roberta BENSON b. 8 Nov 1856, Stalybridge, d. 8 Apr 1948, Windermere William Wilson Page 4 +William Edward MANN b. 27 Sep 1851, Charlotte Town, PR.Edward Island, m. 6 Jul 1881, Lancaster, d. 6 Oct 1897, Gloucester, par. Thomas MANN and Eliza VARRALL Mary BENSON b. 19 Jun 1811, Kendal, d. 18 May 1829, Kendal Deborah BENSON b. 10 Sep 1813, Kendal, d. 8 Aug 1893, Walthamstow +John JOWITT b. 15 Sep 1811, Bilsdale, Yorks, m. 5 May 1836, Kendal, d. 30 Dec 1888, Harehills, Leeds, par. Robert JOWITT and Rachel CREWDSON Susan Maria JOWITT b. 4 Aug 1837, Leeds, d. 15 Feb 1926, Bickley +Theodore HOWARD b. 3 Apr 1837, Tottenham, m. 26 Apr 1860, Leeds, Yorkshire, d. 22 Feb 1914, Bickley, par. Robert HOWARD and Rachel LLOYD Rachel Dora HOWARD b. 5 Nov 1862, Tottenham, d. 12 Nov 1947, Bromley Florence HOWARD b. 8 Jun 1865, Tottenham, d. 23 Oct 1938, Kendal +William Henry SOMERVELL b. 5 Apr 1860, Kendal, m. 25 Apr 1889, Bickley, d. 26 Sep 1934, Kendal, par. John SOMERVELL and Rachel WILSON Dr. Theodore Howard SOMERVELL b. 16 Apr 1890, Kendal, d. 23 Jan 1975, Kendal +Margaret Hope SIMPSON b. 13 Mar 1899, London, m. 30 Jul 1925, London, d. 3 Jul 1993, par. James Hope SIMPSON and Mary Wilson WILSON Dr. James Lionel SOMERVELL +Katharine Mary STAPLETON m. 22 Nov 1952, Godalming, par. Capt. Albert Victor STAPLETON and Guendolen STURGE Hugh Lionel SOMERVELL +Felicity HUXTABLE Katharine SOMERVELL Polly SOMERVELL Phillipa SOMERVELL Helen Mary SOMERVELL +Tim KELLY Ben KELLY Ana KELLY Thomas Richmond SOMERVELL +Jane Jack SOMERVELL Tess SOMERVELL David Howard SOMERVELL +Margaret Lesley MARCHANT m. 15 Sep 1956, Exeter, par. Frederick MARCHANT and Violet Inez LIGHTFOOT Jonathan Mark SOMERVELL William Wilson Page 5 +Evelyn May STEVENS (see Jonathan Mark SOMERVELL on page 4) +Annie Mary JACKSON (see Jonathan Mark SOMERVELL on page 4) Oliver Howard SOMERVELL Richard Jon SOMERVELL Susan SOMERVELL +James Septimus BURT Emma Margaret BURT David Joshua Septimus BURT Jonathan BURT Ann SOMERVELL +Rupert James GABRIEL Rebekah Jane GABRIEL Emily Rose GABRIEL Judith SOMERVELL +Nicholas John SILBERMANN-SLADEK Jack Tobias SILBERMANN-SLADEK Philip Mark SILBERMANN-SLADEK Elizabeth SILBERMANN-SLADEK William Hugh SOMERVELL b. 7 Nov 1935, London, d. 17 Feb 1947, Cambridge Joyce Rachel SOMERVELL b. 5 Aug 1892, Kendal, d. 10 Dec 1973 +Gerald Corry MANN b. 14 Nov 1888, Bromley, Kent, m. 14 Aug 1920, Windermere, d. 24 Nov 1957, London, par. Charles Corry MANN and Annie Marie CORNFORD John MANN b. 16 May 1921, Kendal, d. 28 Nov 1925, Buckhurst Hill, Essex William Somervell MANN b. 14 Feb 1924, Madras, India, d. 5 Sep 1989 +Erika Charlotte Emilie SOHLER m. 16 Jun 1948, Chigwell, Essex, par. Theodor SOHLER and Edith Maria HERMANN Domenique Joy MANN +Ed FRANCIS Georgina FRANCIS Robert FRANCIS Susan Elizabeth MANN William Wilson Page 6 +Duncan CAMPBELL (see Susan Elizabeth MANN on page 5) Alexander CAMPBELL Theodore CAMPBELL Maximilian CAMPBELL Madeleine MANN +Graham PHILLIPS Matthew PHILLIPS Mimi PHILLIPS Mirabelle Mary MANN +Jeremy ROMMER Jake Harvey ROMMER Sam William ROMMER Pauline Joy MANN b. 23 Sep 1926, Buckhurst Hill, Essex, d. 2006 +Norman Rene DEL MAR b. 31 Jul 1919, London, m.
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