Wilson Relations: Wilson Family 2
compiled by Steve Wilson,
last updated August 29, 2016.
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Descendants
Outline
- Andrew Wilson♦, m. by 1704 to Helen Muir
- Andrew Wilson (bap. 13 May 1704, Garvald, d. by 1713)
- Agnes Wilson (bap. 25 Dec. 1706, Garvald)
- Helen Wilson (bap. 3 Feb. 1711, Garvald)
- Andrew Wilson♦ (bap. 29 Nov. 1713, Garvald), m. by 1743 to Anna Henderson (bap. 7 Mar. 1714, Garvald)
- William Wilson (bap. 1 May 1743, Garvald)
- Helen Wilson♦ (bap. 23 June 1745, Whittinghame), m. 20 May 1775 at Saltoun to Andrew Wait (bap. 30 Nov. 1755, Saltoun, bur. 2 Dec. 1801, Saltoun)
- John Wilson (bap. 3 Apr. 1748, Whittinghame)
- Andrew Wilson♦ (bap. 28 Oct. 1750, Whittinghame), m. by 1777 to Janet Turner
- Ann Wilson (b. 20 Aug. 1777, Saltoun, d. 22 Oct. 1865, Saltoun), m. by 1799 to George Redpath (b. 24 Apr. 1776, Saltoun)
- John Wilson♦ (b. 23 Nov. 1779, Bolton), cooper, m. 13 June 1803 at Tranent to Margaret Purves (b. 14 Sep. 1782, Whittinghame)
- Andrew Wilson♦ (b. 22 July 1804, Tranent, d. 20 Mar. 1857, Melbourne VIC), m. 25 Oct. 1829 at Crichton to Margaret Colston (bap. 1 July 1810, Dalkeith, d. 25 Mar. 1879, Portland VIC)
- Isabella Wilson (b. 21 Nov. 1830, Crichton)
- Ann Wilson (b. 26 June 1832, Crichton, d. by 1841)
- Margaret Wilson (b. 10 Dec. 1833, Crichton, d. 7 Jan. 1866, Portland VIC)
- Elizabeth Wilson (b. 16 June 1835, Crichton, d. 1882, Portland VIC), m. 4 Jan. 1855 at Portland VIC to Israel Abbott Jeremiah Carey (b. c. 1833, d. 21 Apr. 1865, Portland VIC)
- Paul Wilson (b. c. 1839, Crichton, d. 1901, Portland VIC), m. 1861 in Victoria, Australia to Mary Ann Cassidy (b. Carrigallen, Ireland)
- Margaret Ann Wilson (b. 23 May 1862, Dromana VIC, d. 5 Sep. 1886, Portland VIC)
- Elizabeth Wilson (b. 7 Sep. 1863, Mount Schank, South Australia, d. 5 Jan. 1953, Portland VIC), m. 1918 in Victoria, Australia to Charles John Wellner
- Mary Jane Wilson (b. Dec. 1865, Casterton VIC, d. 16 June 1926, Melbourne VIC), m. 1894 in Victoria, Australia to William Charles Titterton
- Martha Matilda Wilson (b. 1868, Casterton VIC, d. c. 1936, Melbourne VIC)
- Paul Wilson (b. 4 Oct. 1871, Penola, South Australia, d. 25 July 1960, Mortlake VIC), m. 1897 in Victoria, Australia to Marion Holmes (b. c. 1870, d. 1955, Casterton VIC)
- Florence May Wilson (b. Jan. 1898, Portland VIC, d. 1973, Warrnambool VIC)
- Ethel Wilson (b. Dec. 1898, Portland VIC, d. 1898, Portland VIC)
- Effie Pretoria Wilson (b. 1900, Portland VIC, d. 1980, Mortlake VIC)
- Mary Gertrude Wilson (b. 1902, Portland VIC)
- Marion Irene Mabel Wilson (b. 1905, Portland VIC, d. 1957, Hamilton VIC)
- Reginald Paul Wilson (b. 12 Mar. 1908, Portland VIC, d. 1979, Bendigo VIC)
- James Cassidy Wilson (b. 1910, Portland VIC, d. 1989), m. by 1933 to Gladys Amelia Bridgman
- Matilda Myrtle Wilson (b. 1912)
- Wilhelmina Chapman Wilson (b. 13 May 1874, Portland VIC, d. 1960, Portland VIC), m. to --- Gill
- James Noble Dymond Wilson (b. 1877, Portland VIC, d. 1957, Box Hill VIC), m. 1904 in Australia to Elizabeth Mary Brocklebank (b. 1879, Portland VIC, d. 1950, Burwood VIC)
- Lillian Mary Wilson (b. 1904, Carlton VIC, d. 1940, Queensland), m. to --- Howard
- Beryl Marion Wilson (b. 1905, Korumburra VIC)
- John William Wilson (b. 1880, Portland VIC, d. 5 Sep. 1938, Portland VIC)
- John Grant Wilson (b. c. 1841, Crichton, d. 13 Mar. 1922, Portland VIC), m. 11 Feb. 1862 at Portland VIC to Ann Benson (b. 19 Feb. 1840, Keswick, Cumberland, d. 1928, Prahran VIC)
- William Skinner Wilson (b. 30 Apr. 1862, Portland VIC, d. 1945, Sandringham VIC), m. 1886 in Victoria, Australia to Ellen Rich (b. 1866, Upper Plenty VIC, d. 1948, Parkville VIC)
- John William Edwin Wilson (b. 1887, Portland VIC)
- Margaret Ethel Wilson (b. 1888, Wallan VIC)
- William Stiles Wilson (b. 1890, Wallan VIC)
- Sydney Wilson (b. 1892, Wallan VIC)
- Ella Grace Wilson (b. 1901, Hotham VIC)
- Jack Wilson (b. 1904, Hotham VIC)
- John Wilson (b. 4 Mar. 1864, Portland VIC, d. 1865, Portland VIC)
- Martha Ann Edgar Wilson (b. 15 July 1866, Portland VIC, d. 1935, Cohuna VIC)
- Margaret Colston Wilson (b. 1868, Portland VIC, d. 7 Feb. 1943, Portland VIC)
- Andrew Wilson (b. 8 Oct. 1871, Portland VIC, d. 14 Nov. 1942, Royal Park, South Australia)
- Elizabeth Wilson (b. 1877, Portland VIC, d. 1948, Caulfield VIC)
- Ethel Wilson (b. 14 July 1879, Portland VIC, d. 3 Apr. 1947, Hamilton NZ), m. 13 July 1899 at Portland VIC to Herbert Whitfield Hill (b. 17 Sep. 1866, d. 15 June 1925, Auckland NZ)
- Arthur James Wilson (b. 12 July 1881, Portland VIC, d. 1959, Malvern, South Australia)
- Amy Agnes Wilson (b. 1883, Portland VIC, d. 7 Sep. 1900, Portland VIC)
- Mabel Alice Wilson (b. 1885, Portland VIC, d. 9 June 1969, South Yarra VIC)
- Ann Skinner Wilson (b. 13 May 1843, Dalkeith), m. 1868 at Cavendish VIC to David Brewster (b. 1847, Portland VIC, d. 9 Jan. 1890, Portland VIC)
- William Wilson (b. 25 Apr. 1850, Dalkeith, d. 6 Dec. 1851, Dalkeith)
- Elizabeth Wilson (b. 18 Nov. 1806, Tranent)
- Janet Wilson (b. 2 Sep. 1809, Tranent)
- William Wilson (b. 18 Nov. 1811, Tranent)
- Ann Wilson (b. 1 Mar. 1815, Tranent, d. 17 Nov. 1815, Tranent)
- Jean Wilson (b. 1 Oct. 1817, Tranent, d. 18 Oct. 1889, Edinburgh), m. by 1840 to Daniel Grant (b. 18 Aug. 1814, Edinburgh, d. 13 July 1885, Edinburgh)
- Margaret Wilson (b. 19 Sep. 1820, Prestonpans)
- John Wilson (b. 24 Apr. 1826, Prestonpans)
- Janet Wilson (b. 25 Feb. 1782, Saltoun, bur. 13 Mar. 1786, Saltoun)
- Mary Wilson (b. 9 Dec. 1784, Saltoun, bur. 14 Mar. 1786, Saltoun)
- Janet Wilson♦ (b. 1 Apr. 1787, Saltoun, d. 26 Mar. 1858, Gladsmuir), p. John Begbie
- Andrew Wilson♦ (b. 16 Jan. 1792, Yester, d. 8 Oct. 1860, Ormiston), stonemason and gardener, m. 19 Nov. 1819 at Ormiston to Janet Dickson (b. 6 May 1800, Ormiston, d. 27 Mar. 1835, Ormiston)
- Janet Wilson (b. 6 Feb. 1820, Ormiston, d. 17 Sep. 1860), 1m. 3 June 1843 to James Wilson (d. by 1849), grocer, 2m. 21 Nov. 1849 to David Slight (b. 22 Mar. 1819, Cranston, d. 14 Oct. 1857, Ormiston), baker
- Andrew Wilson♦ (b. 5 Apr. 1821, Ormiston, d. 24 Feb. 1905, Tranent), builder, 1m. 21 June 1852 at Ormiston to Jane Black (b. 12 Oct. 1833, Tranent, d. 12 June 1856, Tranent), 2m. 3 Aug. 1857 at Tranent to Alison Turnbull Kedzlie (b. 10 Apr. 1825, Tranent, d. 23 July 1897, Tranent)
- Jane Black Wilson (ch. by 1m., b. 30 Apr. 1853, Tranent)
- Janet Wilson (ch. by 1m., b. 20 Feb. 1855, Tranent)
- Andrew Wilson♦ (ch. by 2m., b. 30 Apr. 1858, Tranent, d. 18 Dec. 1915, Tranent), m. by 1901 to Jessie Urie (b. 19 May 1863 at Glasgow, d. 27 Jan. 1929)
- Ethel Barclay Wilson (b. c. Oct. 1907, d. 15 Nov. 1907, Tranent)
- Henry Kedzlie Wilson♦ (ch. by 2m., b. 24 Jan. 1860, Tranent, d. 24 Aug. 1928, Gullane), m. by 1901 to Isabella Orkney Oliver (b. c. Sep. 1875, Berwick, England)
- Eliza Gray Wilson (ch. by 2m., b. 4 Jan. 1862, Tranent)
- Alice Kedzlie Wilson (ch. by 2m., b. 20 Oct. 1863, Tranent), m. 6 Mar. 1900 at Tranent to Alexander Moffat (b. 27 May 1870, Ormiston)
- Ann Wilson (ch. by 2m., b. 29 Aug. 1865, Tranent, d. 4 Mar. 1907, Tranent)
- Ann Wilson♦ (b. 3 Feb. 1824, Ormiston, d. 1909, Dalkeith), m. 2 Jan. 1849 at Ormiston to Robert Wight (b. c. 1824, Edinburgh, d. 25 Apr. 1908, Dalkeith)
- George Wilson (b. 31 Oct. 1825, Ormiston, d. between 1857-1860)
- John Wilson♦ (b. 3 Feb. 1828, Ormiston, d. 23 June 1897, Tranent), builder, m. 16 Jan. 1862 at Gladsmuir to Elizabeth Stevenson (b. 6 Aug. 1835, Gladsmuir, d. 24 Dec. 1910, Tranent)
- Margaret Law Wilson (b. 5 Mar. 1863, Tranent, d. 2 Oct. 1873, Tranent)
- Andrew Wilson♦ (b. 9 June 1864, Tranent, d. 8 May 1934, North Berwick), m. 16 Nov. 1893 at Aberlady to Jane Black Eeles (b. 20 Sep. 1869, Aberlady, d. 1 Apr. 1948, Edinburgh)
- Jessie Horne Wilson (b. 1894, Aberlady, d. 1980, Aberlady)
- John William Wilson (b. 1897, North Berwick), m. to Kate White
- William Eeles Wilson (b. 29 Dec. 1897, North Berwick, d. 2 Jan. 1954, Melbourne VIC), m. 26 Apr. 1930 at North Berwick to Mary Scott Dorward (b. 8 Mar. 1902, Tayport, Fife, d. 30 Nov. 1999, Hobart TAS)
- Elizabeth Primrose Wilson (b. 1900, North Berwick, d. 2002, Burnley, Lancashire)
- Jane Eeles Wilson (b. c. 1902, North Berwick, d. 10 Jan. 1986, Burnley, Lancashire), m. c. 1928 to John Alfred Bray (b. c. 1901, Burnley, Lancashire, d. 26 Dec. 1975, Burnley, Lancashire)
- Mary Helen Wilson (b. 14 Jan. 1904, North Berwick, d. 28 Nov. 1981, Edinburgh), m. 14 Oct. 1931 at North Berwick to John George Beaton (b. 1 Apr. 1903, Edinburgh, d. 30 Dec. 1982, Edinburgh)
- Andrew Wilson (b. c. 1906, North Berwick, d. Dirleton), m. to Ruby ---
- Harold Wilson (b. c. 1908, North Berwick), m. to Norma Arundel
- Frances Wilson (b. c. 1910, North Berwick), m. to John Labba (b. c. 1910, Poland, d. 1990, Leeds, Yorkshire)
- Janet Dickson Wilson (b. 23 Dec. 1865, Tranent)
- Ann Wilson (b. 11 June 1867, Tranent)
- Elizabeth Stevenson Wilson (b. 2 Mar. 1869, Tranent, d. 29 Oct. 1935, Tranent)
- Joseph Stevenson Wilson (b. 11 May 1870, Tranent, d. 3 June 1871, Tranent)
- John George Wilson (b. 6 Jan. 1872, Tranent, d. 20 May 1929, Tranent), m. to Frances E. Tate (b. c. 1873, d. 17 Apr. 1960)
- William Wilson♦ (b. 1 May 1874, Tranent), m. to Jane Herkes (b. 31 Aug. 1872, Tranent)
- Alexander Wilson (b. 17 Oct. 1898, North Berwick)
- Margaret Isabella Wilson (b. 4 Apr. 1876, Tranent)
- Alexandrina Susan Wilson (b. 22 Dec. 1879, Tranent)
- William Wilson♦ (b. 3 Jan. 1830, Ormiston, d. 18 Mar. 1894), gardener
- Alexander Wilson♦ (b. 26 Sep. 1831, Ormiston, d. 13 Apr. 1884, Dalkeith), draper
- Charles Wilson (b. 3 Mar. 1834, Ormiston)
Our Descent
- Andrew Wilson, m. by 1704 to Helen Muir
- Andrew Wilson (1713--), m. by 1743 to Anna Henderson (1714--)
- Andrew Wilson (1750--), m. by 1777 to Janet Turner
- Andrew Wilson (1792-1860), m. 1819 to Janet Dickson (1800-1835)
- Janet Wilson (1820-1860), m. 1843 to James Wilson (--c1847)
- John Wilson (1844-1899), m. 1875 to Jessie Russell (c1854-1944)
- John George Wilson (1880-1958), m. 1904 to Mary Ellen Ford (1885-1960)
- Andrew Conley Wilson (1925-2006), m. 1952 to Louise Alvina Schueler (1931-2005)
Documentation ♦
Alexander Wilson (1831-1884)
- 6 Nov. 1831, "Alexander, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born at Ormiston on the 26th September and baptized the 6th November 1831" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1833-1842, "Andrew Wilson, mason, Ormiston; Janet Wilson or Dickson his wife, died 31 March 1834; Janet Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]36; John Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]37 LP [left parish]; Alexr Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]37 LP [left parish]; Andw Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]38; ... Anne Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]41" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 24 June 1837, "persons added to roll after being visited & examined: ... John Wilson, Ormiston; Alexr Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Kirk Session Minutes]
- 1841, Andrew Wilson 45 mason Y, Andrew 20 mason Y, Janet 20 Y, Anne 15 Y, George 15 Y, John 13 Y, William 11 Y, Alexander 9 Y, Charles 7 Y, [nephew] John 15 mason Y [Scotland, 1841 Census, Ormiston]
- 26 Oct. 1860, "Inventory of the personal estate wherever situated of Andrew Wilson, Builder and Gardener in Ormiston, East Lothian, who died there on the eighth day of October 1860 ... Cash in the House £9.0.0, Cash in the Commercial Bank of Scotland (branch at Dalkeith) ... £716.19.11, Open Accounts ... £106.7.0, Household furniture ... £18.19.0, Stock upon the Premises ... £140.3.0, ... At Haddington ... appeared Andrew Wilson, Builder residing at Tranent, Executor ... along with William Wilson, Gardener residing in Ormiston and Alexander Wilson, Draper residing at Dalkeith have entered upon the possession and management of his personal or moveable estate as Executors nominated by him in a General Trust Disposition and Deed of Settlement executed by him upon the nineteenth day of December eighteen hundred and fifty seven and Codicil thereto dated the twenty fourth day of September eighteen hundred and sixty ... I, Andrew Wilson, Builder in Ormiston ... grant ... in favor of my sons Andrew Wilson, Builder residing at Tranent, William Wilson, Gardener residing at Ormiston and Alexander Wilson, Draper residing at Dalkeith, Alexander Tod, Grain Merchant residing in Edinburgh and David Wight, Writer to the Signet also residing there ... in Trust for the ends, uses and purposes herein after mentioned ... First all and whole that piece of ground lying in the Town of Ormiston with the Houses thereon bounded on the East by James Smiths feu, on the North by a Park belonging to the Earl of Hopetoun lately possessed by John Christie, Linen Draper, on the west by a Road or Lane leading from the Street of Ormiston to the said Park, and on the south by the Street of Ormiston and which piece of ground extends to fourteen Scots falls or thereby Together with the Teinds parsonage and vicarage thereof ... Second all and whole that Tenement of Houses and Land with its pertinents lying upon the North side of the Town of Ormiston, bounded by the North line of the High Street of Ormiston on the south, by the Earl of Hopetoun's property lands sometime possessed by Andrew Wight, John Simpson and the heirs of James Wight, Brewer in Ormiston on the west, by the said Earl's property lands sometime possessed by Charles Bell on the North and by the Vennel or passage of twelve feet broad or thereby leading to the Minister's Barn yard and by the Dyke of the said yard and the Minister's Barn & Offices on the East ... described as follows videlicet All and Whole that Tenement of Houses and Office Houses thereto attached with the Garden or Orchard thereto belonging all as lately possessed by the deceased Mrs Janet Bell or Dickson spouse of George Dickson Farmer in Ormiston and by the said George Dickson her husband and bounded as follows videlicet By the North line of the High Street of Ormiston on the South, by the Earl of Hopetoun's property land now or formerly possessed by Adam Thomson on the west, by other of the said Earl's property lands lately possessed by the said Janet Bell and George Dickson on the North and by the Minister's Glebe, and offices thereto attached on the east ... Third, as also all and whole a lease or Tack entered into betwixt John Earl of Hopetoun and James Tod, Baker in Ormiston, Charles Whitehead Land Surveyor in Dalkeith, Peter Brown sometime Farmer at East Mains of Ormiston thereafter residing at Northrig and William Whitehead Merchant in Edinburgh, Trustees nominated and appointed by the deceased Mrs Janet Bell or Dickson spouse of George Dickson Farmer in Ormiston and the said George Dickson her husband for the endurance of three lives as therein mentioned, of date the eleventh and twenty seventh days of October Eighteen hundred and thirty eight and twenty third day of August Eighteen hundred and thirty nine and which Tack was assigned to me by the said Trustees ... dated the eleventh and twentieth days of March Eighteen hundred and forty ... all and whole these six acres of land bounded as follows videlicet on the East by the Minister's Glebe, on the west by an enclosure sometime possessed by Alexander Wight and afterwards by Andrew Wight Brewer in Ormiston, on the South by the Garden formerly of William and Charles Bell and on the North by the field called the Wester Puddle ... I do hereby nominate and appoint my said Trustees above named ... First ... pay all my just and lawful debts death bed and funeral charges, Second ... pay all such legacies ... by any Codicil thereto ... Third ... convey and make over to and in favor of my daughter Janet Wilson Widow of Mr David Slight Merchant in Ormiston ... the foresaid piece of ground in the Town of Ormiston with the houses thereon, first above disponed ... Fourth ... convey and make over to the said William Wilson ... the tenement of houses and land in the Town of Ormiston second above disponed, as also the foresaid lease of the Park third above disponed ... together with the whole garden and other implements which may be upon the said lands at the time of my death ... and also two horses and one cow ... under the condition that he shall make payment at the first term of Martinmas after he shall have sown and reaped a Crop, of the sum of sixty pounds Sterling to each of my following children namely Ann Wilson spouse of Robert Wight Draper and Hosier at Dalkeith, Andrew Wilson, George Wilson and John Wilson ... my son Alexander Wilson having already received from me sums equal to the above sum of Sixty pounds provided to my said other children the sum to be paid him by his said brother William Wilson is hereby restricted to Five pounds Sterling ... Fifth ... the foresaid provisions provided to my said daughters shall not be subject to the jus mariti of their present or any future husband ... Sixth ... in the event of my son William declining to accept of a conveyance of the foresaid property and lease under the terms and subject to the payments above mentioned to his Brothers and sisters ... convey the same to any of my other sons willing to accept under the burdens before mentioned ... Seventh ... convey and make over to the said William Wilson the whole household furniture ... but in the event of his marriage he shall be entitled to retain only one half ... Eighth ... divide the residue ... equally amongst the said Andrew, George, John, William and Alexander Wilson my sons, and Janet and Ann Wilson my daughters ... Ninth ... in the event of any of my said children dying without leaving heirs ... be divided equally amongst my other surviving children ... with the exception of William or the son who may eventually succeed to the Tenement of Houses and land and Park second and third above disponed ... In witness whereof ... by Alexander Macdonald Clerk to David Wight Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh are subscribed by me at Ormiston this nineteenth day of December in the year Eighteen hundred and fifty seven before these witnesses Charles Dickson Gardener Ormiston, and the said Alexander Macdonald ... [codicil:] I Andrew Wilson sometime Builder in Ormiston, East Lothian, now Gardener there, considering that by my Settlement dated the nineteenth day of december in the year Eighteen hundred and fifty seven I provided and Willed to my eldest daughter Janet Wilson widow of David Slight baker in Ormiston certain legacies ... and as said legacies have now lapsed by the death of my said daughter I do hereby will and provide to my Grandchildren John Wilson, Andrew Wilson, Janet Slight, Robert Slight, David George Slight, and William Slight all children of my said daughter Janet Wilson or Slight All and Whole of the legacies ... and I appoint my sons Andrew, William and Alexander, three of my said trustees, to be Tutors & Curators to my said Grandchildren during their minority ... until my said Grandchildren shall arrive respectively at the ages of twenty one years, at which age I appoint to be paid to each of my said Grandchildren their several portions ... In witness whereof I have subscribed these presents written by Robert Wight Merchant in Dalkeith in presence of these witnesses Hugh Black Gardener Ormiston and John Wilson Builder Ormiston, at Ormiston this Twenty fourth day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty ..." [Scotland, Haddington Sheriff Court, Wills and Inventories]
- 1861, res. High St., Alexr Wilson 29 linen draper Ormiston, niece Janet Slight 10 Ormiston, servant Jane Hogg 15 domestic servant Pencaitland [Scotland, 1861 Census, Dalkeith]
- 16 Jan. 1862, marriage at Samuelston of John Wilson, builder at Ormiston, age 33, son of Andrew Wilson, deceased gardener, and deceased Janet Dickson; and Elisabeth Stevenson, of Samuelston, age 26, daughter of Joseph Stevenson, farmer, and deceased Margaret Law, witnesses Alexander and William Wilson [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Marriage Registrations]
- 1871, res. 110 High St., Alexander Wilson 39 draper Ormiston, niece Janet Slight 20 housekeeper Ormiston, servant Elizabeth Carson 24 domestic servant Newbattle [Scotland, 1871 Census, Dalkeith]
- 1881, res. 3 Abbey Rd., Alexander Wilson 49 draper Haddingtonshire, servant Jane Gilles 50 general servant Dalkeith [Scotland, 1881 Census, Newbattle]
- 14 Oct. 1884, "Confirmation of Alexander Wilson, sometime Draper, 110 High Street, Dalkeith, latterly residing at Ferniecot, Abbey Road there, who died 13 April 1884, at Dalkeith, testate, granted at Edinburgh, to William Wilson, Gardener, Ormiston, County of Haddington, his brother, Executor dative qua next of kin. Will or Deed, dated 20 October 1883, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Edinburgh, 19 September 1884. Value of Estate, £2,997, 13s. 10d." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
- 23 June 1885, "Additional Inventory of Alexander Wilson, sometime Draper, 110 High Street, Dalkeith, latterly residing at Ferniecot, Abbey Road there, who died 13 April 1884, at Dalkeith, testate, given up at Edinburgh, by William Wilson, Gardener, Ormiston, County of Haddington, his brother, Executor dative qua next of kin. Will or Deed, dated 20 October 1883, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Edinburgh, 19 September 1884. Original Confirmation granted 14 October 1884. Value of Additional Estate, £97, 1s. 10d." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
Andrew Wilson: m. Helen Muir
- 13 May 1704, "Andrew Wilson and Hellen Muir had a son baptised called Andrew witnesses John Yuill and John Hood" [Scotland, Garvald, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 25 Dec. 1706, "Andrew Wilson in Garvald & Hellen Muir his spouse had a Daughter baptised called Agnes witnesses John Hood & Archibald Davidson" [Scotland, Garvald, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 3 Feb. 1711, "Andrew Wilson in Garvald and Hellen Muir his spouse had a daughter baptized called Hellen witnesses to the baptism Archibald Davidson in Garvald and John Smeatoun there" [Scotland, Garvald, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 29 Nov. 1713, "Andrew Wilson in Garvald kirk and Helene Muir his spouse had a son baptised called Andrew witnesses to the baptism Archibald Davidson and James Hood" [Scotland, Garvald, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
Andrew Wilson (1713--): m. Anna Henderson (1714--)
- 29 Nov. 1713, "Andrew Wilson in Garvald kirk and Helene Muir his spouse had a son baptised called Andrew witnesses to the baptism Archibald Davidson and James Hood" [Scotland, Garvald, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1 May 1743, "Andrew Wilson in Garvald and Anna Henderson his Spouse had a Son baptised Called William Witnesses to the baptism William Hendersons elder and younger John Wilson and Patrick Greave" [Scotland, Garvald, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 23 June 1745, "Helen daughter to Andrew Wilson and Ann Henderson was baptized before ye Congregation" [Scotland, Whittinghame, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 3 Apr. 1748, "John Son to Andrew Wilson and Ann Henderson was Baptized before ye Congregation" [Scotland, Whittinghame, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 28 Oct. 1750, "Andrew Son to Andrew Wilson and Anna Henderson was Bpatized before ye Congregation" [Scotland, Whittinghame, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
Andrew Wilson (1750--): m. Janet Turner
- 28 Oct. 1750, "Andrew Son to Andrew Wilson and Anna Henderson was Bpatized before ye Congregation" [Scotland, Whittinghame, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 24 Aug. 1777, "Andw Wilson & Janet Turner in E. Salton had a Daur born 20th Aug. & baptisd 24th of said month named Ann. Witnesses Geo Sandilands & Jo Monilaws" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 28 Nov. 1779, "Andrew Wilson & Janet Turner his Spouse Living in Begbie had a Son Baptised Namd John the Child being Born the 23rd Testis the whole Congregation" [Scotland, Bolton, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 5 Mar. 1782, "Andrew Wilson & Janet Turner his wife in E. Salton had a Daughter born Febr 25th and baptised the 5th March named Janet. Witnesses John Wilson & Mathew Heriot" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 19 Dec. 1784, "Andrew Wilson & Janet Turner in East Salton had a Daughter named Mary born the 9th and baptised the 19th Decr. Witnesses John Wilson & Mathew Heriot" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 13 Mar. 1786, "Buried Janet Wilson E. Salton" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Burials]
- 14 Mar. 1786, "Buried Mary Wilson E. Salton" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Burials]
- 8 Apr. 1787, "Andrew Wilson & Janet Turner his Spouse in East Salton had a daughter named Janet born the 1st April and baptised the 8th of said month. Witnesses John Wilson and Andw Waits" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 16 Jan. 1792, "Andrew Wilson and his spouse Janet Turner in Bankrugg had a Son born and baptized the 30th current, Named Andrew. John Henderson and Alexr Whitly Witnesses" [Scotland, Yester, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 26 Mar. 1858, death at Samuelston of Janet Wilson, single, age 69, buried at Salton, parents Andrew Wilson ag laborer & Janet Turner, informant son James Begbie [Scotland, Death Registrations, Gladsmuir]
- 8 Oct. 1860, death at 11:15 A.M. of Andrew Wilson, gardener of Ormiston, widower, age 67, of cancer of the tongue, buried Ormiston, parents Andrew Wilson deceased ploughman & Janet Turner deceased, informant son William Wilson [Scotland, Death Registrations, Ormiston]
- 22 Oct. 1865, death at East Salton of Ann Redpath, age 88, widow of George Redpath, daughter of Andrew Wilson, farm servant, and Janet Turner, informant grandson David Redpath of 32 Ellis St, S Leith [Scotland, Death Registrations, Saltoun]
Andrew Wilson (1792-1860): m. Janet Dickson (1800-1835)
- 19 Nov. 1819, "Andrew Wilson and Janet Dickson both in this parish gave in their names for proclamation of Marriage on the 19th of November 1819" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Marriages]
- 26 Mar. 1820, "Compeared Andrew Wilson and Janet Dickson his wife professing their repentance for the sin of Ante-Nuptial fornication, who being suitably rebuked and admonished by the Minister were absolved from the scandal and admitted into the communion of the church." [Scotland, Ormiston, Kirk Session Minutes]
- 1824, "Janet, daughter of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born in Ormiston on the 6th February and baptized on the 8th March 1820" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1824, "Andrew, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born in Ormiston on the 5th April and baptized the 9th May 1821" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1 Mar. 1824, "Ann, daughter of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born in Ormiston on the 3rd February and baptized the 1st Mar 1824" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 20 Nov. 1825, "George, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born in Ormiston on the 31st October and baptized the 20th November 1825" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1829, "John, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born at Ormiston the 3rd February and baptized the 24th of same month 1828" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 17 Jan. 1830, "William, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born at Ormiston on the 3rd and baptized the 17th January 1830" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 6 Nov. 1831, "Alexander, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born at Ormiston on the 26th September and baptized the 6th November 1831" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1833-1842, "Andrew Wilson, mason, Ormiston; Janet Wilson or Dickson his wife, died 31 March 1834; Janet Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]36; John Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]37 LP [left parish]; Alexr Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]37 LP [left parish]; Andw Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]38; ... Anne Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]41" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 20 Apr. 1834, "Charles, son of Andrew Wilson and Janet Dickson his wife, was born at Ormiston on the 3rd March and baptized by the Revd Mr Bannerman on the 20th April 1834" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 5 Oct. 1834, "Male Heads of Families Resident in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Kirk Session Minutes]
- 1834, "Male Residents in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 3 Apr. 1835, "Mortcloth for Mrs. Wilson 10/-" [Scotland, Ormiston, Kirk Session Accounts]
- 12 Aug. 1835, "(356) Aug. 12, 1835. ANDREW WILSON, Builder, residing at Ormiston, Seised, Aug. 10, 1835, -in 14 Falls of ground with the Houses thereon, on the north side of the Street of ORMISTOUN, and Teinds, bar. Ormistoun; -on Ch. Resig. by John, Earl of Hopetoun, May 26, 1835. P.R. 1448. 161." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1836, "Male Residents in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 1837, "Tranent ... Masons ... Wilson, Andrew, Ormiston" [Scotland, Pigot's National Commercial Directory]
- 1837, "Male Residents in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 1838, "Male Residents in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 1839, "Male Residents in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 1840, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason, proprietor" [Scotland, East Lothian Annual Register]
- 1840, "Male Residents in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 7 May 1840, "(816) May 7, 1840. ANDREW WILSON, Builder, Ormiston, Seised, May 2, 1840, -in a Tenement of Houses and Office Houses thereto attached with the Garden or Orchard thereto belonging on the north side of the High Street, ORMISTON, par. Ormiston; -on Disp. by the Trustees of Janet Bell, and George Dickson, Farmer, Ormiston, her husband, Mar. 11, 20, 1840. P.R. 1596. 215." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1841, Andrew Wilson 45 mason Y, Andrew 20 mason Y, Janet 20 Y, Anne 15 Y, George 15 Y, John 13 Y, William 11 Y, Alexander 9 Y, Charles 7 Y, [nephew] John 15 mason Y [Scotland, 1841 Census, Ormiston]
- 1841, "Male Residents in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 1842, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason, proprietor" [Scotland, Haddington, East Lothian Annual Register]
- 1842, "Male Residents in this Parish: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 1843, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason, proprietor" [Scotland, Haddington, East Lothian Annual Register]
- 1845, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason, proprietor" [Scotland, Haddington, East Lothian Annual Register]
- 1846, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason, proprietor" [Scotland, Haddington, East Lothian Annual Register]
- 1847, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, East Lothian Annual Register]
- 1848, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, East Lothian Annual Register]
- 1850, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1851, res. High St. Ormiston, Andrew Wilson widow 58 gardener Yester, Andrew 30 mason Ormiston, George 25 garden laborer Ormiston, John 23 mason Ormiston, William 21 garden laborer Ormiston, servant Christian Robertson 30 Inveresk, visitor [sister] Anne Redpath widow 72 farm servant Saltoun [Scotland, 1851 Census, Ormiston]
- 1852, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, East Lothian Annual Register]
- 1853, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1854, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1855, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1856, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 3 Aug. 1857, marriage at Tranent of Andrew Wilson, master builder at Tranent, widower, age 34, son of Andrew Wilson, master gardener, and Janet Dickson; and Alison Kedzlie, lady of Tranent, age 32, daughter of Henry Kedzlie, gentleman, and Eliza Sinclair Gray [Scotland, Tranent, Marriage Registrations]
- 1858, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1859, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1860, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 8 Oct. 1860, death at 11:15 A.M. of Andrew Wilson, gardener of Ormiston, widower, age 67, of cancer of the tongue, buried Ormiston, parents Andrew Wilson deceased ploughman & Janet Turner deceased, informant son William Wilson [Scotland, Death Registrations, Ormiston]
- 12 Oct. 1860, "DEATHS ... At Ormiston, East Lothian, on the 8th instant after a protracted and patient suffering, from cancer in the tongue, Mr Andrew Wilson, gardener." [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Courier]
- 26 Oct. 1860, "Inventory of the personal estate wherever situated of Andrew Wilson, Builder and Gardener in Ormiston, East Lothian, who died there on the eighth day of October 1860 ... Cash in the House £9.0.0, Cash in the Commercial Bank of Scotland (branch at Dalkeith) ... £716.19.11, Open Accounts ... £106.7.0, Household furniture ... £18.19.0, Stock upon the Premises ... £140.3.0, ... At Haddington ... appeared Andrew Wilson, Builder residing at Tranent, Executor ... along with William Wilson, Gardener residing in Ormiston and Alexander Wilson, Draper residing at Dalkeith have entered upon the possession and management of his personal or moveable estate as Executors nominated by him in a General Trust Disposition and Deed of Settlement executed by him upon the nineteenth day of December eighteen hundred and fifty seven and Codicil thereto dated the twenty fourth day of September eighteen hundred and sixty ...I, Andrew Wilson, Builder in Ormiston ... grant ... in favor of my sons Andrew Wilson, Builder residing at Tranent, William Wilson, Gardener residing at Ormiston and Alexander Wilson, Draper residing at Dalkeith, Alexander Tod, Grain Merchant residing in Edinburgh and David Wight, Writer to the Signet also residing there ... in Trust for the ends, uses and purposes herein after mentioned ... First all and whole that piece of ground lying in the Town of Ormiston with the Houses thereon bounded on the East by James Smiths feu, on the North by a Park belonging to the Earl of Hopetoun lately possessed by John Christie, Linen Draper, on the west by a Road or Lane leading from the Street of Ormiston to the said Park, and on the south by the Street of Ormiston and which piece of ground extends to fourteen Scots falls or thereby Together with the Teinds parsonage and vicarage thereof ... Second all and whole that Tenement of Houses and Land with its pertinents lying upon the North side of the Town of Ormiston, bounded by the North line of the High Street of Ormiston on the south, by the Earl of Hopetoun's property lands sometime possessed by Andrew Wight, John Simpson and the heirs of James Wight, Brewer in Ormiston on the west, by the said Earl's property lands sometime possessed by Charles Bell on the North and by the Vennel or passage of twelve feet broad or thereby leading to the Minister's Barn yard and by the Dyke of the said yard and the Minister's Barn & Offices on the East ... described as follows videlicet All and Whole that Tenement of Houses and Office Houses thereto attached with the Garden or Orchard thereto belonging all as lately possessed by the deceased Mrs Janet Bell or Dickson spouse of George Dickson Farmer in Ormiston and by the said George Dickson her husband and bounded as follows videlicet By the North line of the High Street of Ormiston on the South, by the Earl of Hopetoun's property land now or formerly possessed by Adam Thomson on the west, by other of the said Earl's property lands lately possessed by the said Janet Bell and George Dickson on the North and by the Minister's Glebe, and offices thereto attached on the east ... Third, as also all and whole a lease or Tack entered into betwixt John Earl of Hopetoun and James Tod, Baker in Ormiston, Charles Whitehead Land Surveyor in Dalkeith, Peter Brown sometime Farmer at East Mains of Ormiston thereafter residing at Northrig and William Whitehead Merchant in Edinburgh, Trustees nominated and appointed by the deceased Mrs Janet Bell or Dickson spouse of George Dickson Farmer in Ormiston and the said George Dickson her husband for the endurance of three lives as therein mentioned, of date the eleventh and twenty seventh days of October Eighteen hundred and thirty eight and twenty third day of August Eighteen hundred and thirty nine and which Tack was assigned to me by the said Trustees ... dated the eleventh and twentieth days of March Eighteen hundred and forty ... all and whole these six acres of land bounded as follows videlicet on the East by the Minister's Glebe, on the west by an enclosure sometime possessed by Alexander Wight and afterwards by Andrew Wight Brewer in Ormiston, on the South by the Garden formerly of William and Charles Bell and on the North by the field called the Wester Puddle ... I do hereby nominate and appoint my said Trustees above named ... First ... pay all my just and lawful debts death bed and funeral charges, Second ... pay all such legacies ... by any Codicil thereto ... Third ... convey and make over to and in favor of my daughter Janet Wilson Widow of Mr David Slight Merchant in Ormiston ... the foresaid piece of ground in the Town of Ormiston with the houses thereon, first above disponed ... Fourth ... convey and make over to the said William Wilson ... the tenement of houses and land in the Town of Ormiston second above disponed, as also the foresaid lease of the Park third above disponed ... together with the whole garden and other implements which may be upon the said lands at the time of my death ... and also two horses and one cow ... under the condition that he shall make payment at the first term of Martinmas after he shall have sown and reaped a Crop,, of the sum of sixty pounds Sterling to each of my following children namely Ann Wilson spouse of Robert Wight Draper and Hosier at Dalkeith, Andrew Wilson, George Wilson and John Wilson ... my son Alexander Wilson having already received from me sums equal to the above sum of Sixty pounds provided to my said other children the sum to be paid him by his said brother William Wilson is hereby restricted to Five pounds Sterling ... Fifth ... the foresaid provisions provided to my said daughters shall not be subject to the jus mariti of their present or any future husband ... Sixth ... in the event of my son William declining to accept of a conveyance of the foresaid property and lease under the terms and subject to the payments above mentioned to his Brothers and sisters ... convey the same to any of my other sons willing to accept under the burdens before mentioned ... Seventh ... convey and make over to the said William Wilson the whole household furniture ... but in the event of his marriage he shall be entitled to retain only one half ... Eighth ... divide the residue ... equally amongst the said Andrew, George, John, William and Alexander Wilson my sons, and Janet and Ann Wilson my daughters ... Ninth ... in the event of any of my said children dying without leaving heirs ... be divided equally amongst my other surviving children ... with the exception of William or the son who may eventually succeed to the Tenement of Houses and land and Park second and third above disponed ... In witness whereof ... by Alexander Macdonald Clerk to David Wight Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh are subscribed by me at Ormiston this nineteenth day of December in the year Eighteen hundred and fifty seven before these witnesses Charles Dickson Gardener Ormiston, and the said Alexander Macdonald"; codicil:
"I Andrew Wilson sometime Builder in Ormiston, East Lothian, now Gardener there, considering that by my Settlement dated the nineteenth day of december in the year Eighteen hundred and fifty seven I provided and Willed to my eldest daughter Janet Wilson widow of David Slight baker in Ormiston certain legacies ... and as said legacies have now lapsed by the death of my said daughter I do hereby will and provide to my Grandchildren John Wilson, Andrew Wilson, Janet Slight, Robert Slight, David George Slight, and William Slight all children of my said daughter Janet Wilson or Slight All and Whole of the legacies ... and I appoint my sons Andrew, William and Alexander, three of my said trustees, to be Tutors & Curators to my said Grandchildren during their minority ... until my said Grandchildren shall arrive respectively at the ages of twenty one years, at which age I appoint to be paid to each of my said Grandchildren their several portions ... In witness whereof I have subscribed these presents written by Robert Wight Merchant in Dalkeith in presence of these witnesses Hugh Black Gardener Ormiston and John Wilson Builder Ormiston, at Ormiston this Twenty fourth day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty ..." [Scotland, Haddington Sheriff Court, Wills and Inventories]
- 1860, "Erected by His Sons in Memory of Andrew Wilson Late Builder Ormiston who died 8th Oct. 1860 aged 69 years, also Janet Dickson his wife who died 27th March 1835 aged 36 years, William Wilson his son died 18th March 1891 aged 61 years" [Scotland, Ormiston, West Byers Cemetery, Inscriptions]
- 1861, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1862, county electors at Ormiston: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 16 Jan. 1862, marriage at Samuelston of John Wilson, builder at Ormiston, age 33, son of Andrew Wilson, deceased gardener, and deceased Janet Dickson; and Elisabeth Stevenson, of Samuelston, age 26, daughter of Joseph Stevenson, farmer, and deceased Margaret Law, witnesses Alexander and William Wilson [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Marriage Registrations]
- 19 Sep. 1864, "(408) Sept. 19, 1864. The Trustees of ANDREW WILSON, Builder, Ormiston, get Not. Instrument, -of a Piece of ground extending to 14 Falls with the Houses thereon, on the north side of the Street of ORMISTON, par. Ormiston; -on Disp.and Settl. by the said Andrew Wilson, Dec. 19, 1857. P.R. 2467. 84." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 19 Sep. 1864, "(409) Sept. 19, 1864. The Trustees of ANDREW WILSON, Builder, Ormiston, get Not. Instrument, -of a Tenement of Houses and Office Houses thereto attached with the Garden or Orchard thereto belonging on the north side of the High Street of ORMISTON, par. Ormiston; -on Disp. and Settl. by the said Andrew Wilson, Dec. 19, 1857. P.R. 2467. 85." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 19 Sep. 1864, "(410) Sept. 19, 1864. WILLIAM WILSON, Gardener, residing at Ormiston, Registers Disp. to himself, by the Trustees of Andrew Wilson, Builder, Ormiston, Sept. 19, 1864, -of a Tenement of Houses and Office Houses thereto attached with the Garden or Orchard thereto belonging on the north side of the High Street of ORMISTON, par. Ormiston. P.R. 2467. 87." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 5 Oct. 1864, "(416) Oct. 5, 1864. WILLIAM WILSON, Gardener, residing at Ormiston, gets Not. Instrument, Oct. 5, 1864, -declaring his right by Assig. by the Trustees of Janet Bell, spouse of George Dickson, Farmer, Ormiston, to Andrew Wilson, Builder, Ormiston, Mar. 11, 20, 1840; Consent to said Assig. by John, Earl of Hopetoun, Apr. 4, 1840; Disp. and Settl. by the said Andrew Wilson, Dec. 19, 1857, and Codicil thereto, Sept. 24, 1860; Assig. by his Trustees, Sept. 19, 1864; and Consent by John Alexander, Earl of Hopetoun, Sept. 23, 1864, -to Lease by the said John, Earl of Hopetoun, to the Trustees of the said Janet Bell, Oct. 11, 1838, -Aug. 23, 1839, -of 6 Acres of land on the west side of the MINISTERS GLEBE, in the Parish of ORMISTON. (Vide No. 415). P.R. 2468.190." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 7 Nov. 1879, "(967) Nov. 7, 1879. Disp. by Trustees of the deceased ANDREW WILSON, Builder, Ormiston, with consent of and by JOHN WILSON, Mason, residing at Haddington, ANDREW WILSON, Mason, residing in Edinburgh, JANET SLIGHT or PARK and her husband EBENEZER PARK, Engineer, Edinburgh, ROBERT SLIGHT, Mason, residing at House of Muir, DAVID GEORGE SLIGHT residing at Ormiston, and WILLIAM SLIGHT, Carter, residing at House of Muir, to William Wilson, Gardener, residing at Ormiston, - of 14 Falls of ground, with Houses thereon, in the Town of ORMISTON, bounded on the west by a Road or Lane leading from the Street of Ormiston, and on the south by the Street of Ormiston ..." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
Andrew Wilson (1804-1857): m. Margaret Colston (1810-1879)
- 23 Oct. 1829, "Andrew Wilson and Margaret Colston both in this parish gave in their names for proclamation in order to marriage October 23rd, 1829, were proclaimed thrice the 25th: no objections being offered they were married" [Scotland, Crichton, Old Parish Registers, Marriages]
- 5 Dec. 1830, "Isabella, lawful daughter of Andrew Wilson and Margaret Colston his spouse born November 21, 1830 baptized December 5" [Scotland, Crichton, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 11 July 1832, "Anne, lawful daughter of Andrew Wilson and Margaret Colston his spouse, born June 26, 1832, baptized July 11" [Scotland, Crichton, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 3 Jan. 1834, "Andrew Wilson, Mason, Pathhead and his spouse Margaret Coulston had a daughter born on 10th December 1833, baptized 3 January 1834 & named Margaret" [Scotland, Crichton, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 2 July 1835, "Andrew Wilson Mason Pathhead and his Spouse Margaret Colston had a daughter born 16 June bapt 2 July and named Elisabeth" [Scotland, Crichton, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1841, res. High St., Andrew Wilson 35 mason Y, Margaret 30 Y, Isabella 11 Y, Margaret 7 Y, Elizabeth 6 Y, Paul 2 Y, John 3m Y, Paul Colston 20 draper Y [Scotland, 1841 Census, Dalkeith]
- 2 July 1843, "Andrew Wilson, mason and Margaret Colston, his spouse had a daughter born on the thirteenth day of May eighteen hundred and forty three ... and baptised on the second day of July following, by the name of Ann in presence of the Congregation of the Free Church by the Rev James Monteith" [Scotland, Dalkeith, Free Church, Baptisms]
- 2 June 1850, "Andrew Wilson and his spouse Margaret Colston had a son born in this parish on the twenty fifth day of April eighteen hundred & fifty, and baptized on the second day of June said year by the name of William in presence of the Congregation of the Free Church, by the Revd Charles Thomson Minr at Wick" [Scotland, Dalkeith, Free Church, Baptisms]
- 1851, res. West Wynd, Andrew Wilson 45 mason Tranent, Margt 39 Dalkeith, Margt 17 Ford, Elizabeth 15 Ford, Paul 12 Ford, John 10 Ford, Ann 7 Dalkeith, Willm 11m Dalkeith, gd Isabella 2 Dalkeith, ldgr Willm Colston 16 founder Dalkeith, ldgr Robert 14 founder Dalkeith [Scotland, 1851 Census, Dalkeith]
- 6 Oct. 1854, ship S.S. Indian Ocean, arriving at Portland, Victoria, Andrew Wilson 44, Margt 40, Margaret 20, Elizabeth 17, Paul 15, John 13, Anne 11, Isabella 5 [Australia, Victoria, Assisted Immigration Passenger Lists]
- 27 Mar. 1879, "DIED. WILSON- at her residence, Hurd Street, on the 25th insts, MARGARET WILSON, relict of the late Andrew Wilson, aged 66 years. The deceased has been a resident of Portland for over 26 years, and was much respected by all who knew her. The funeral will leave her late residence at 2 p.m. this day, for the South Cemetery." [Australia, Victoria, Portland, Portland Guardian]
Andrew Wilson (1821-1905): 1m. Jane Black (1833-1856), 2m. Alison Turnbull Kedzlie (1825-1897)
- 1824, "Andrew, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born in Ormiston on the 5th April and baptized the 9th May 1821" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- May 1825, "Henry Turnbull Kedzlie Gardener in Tranent & Eliza Sinclair Grey his wife had a Daughter named Alison Turnbull born 10 Ap & bapd 1 May 1825" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1833-1842, "Andrew Wilson, mason, Ormiston; Janet Wilson or Dickson his wife, died 31 March 1834; Janet Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]36; John Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]37 LP [left parish]; Alexr Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]37 LP [left parish]; Andw Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]38; ... Anne Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]41" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 20 June 1838, "received into communion by profession: ... Andrew Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Kirk Session Minutes]
- 1841, Andrew Wilson 45 mason Y, Andrew 20 mason Y, Janet 20 Y, Anne 15 Y, George 15 Y, John 13 Y, William 11 Y, Alexander 9 Y, Charles 7 Y, [nephew] John 15 mason Y [Scotland, 1841 Census, Ormiston]
- 1851, "Alexander Gibson Hamilton, Surgeon in Tranent, and Jane Black, Daughter of William Black, Saddler in Tranent, were proclaimed on 16th February 1851. N.B. This proclamation did not take place in consequence of Miss Black having withdrawn her consent. Jn Brydone Sess Clk" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Marriages]
- 1851, res. High St. Ormiston, Andrew Wilson widow 58 gardener Yester, Andrew 30 mason Ormiston, George 25 garden laborer Ormiston, John 23 mason Ormiston, William 21 garden laborer Ormiston, servant Christian Robertson 30 Inveresk, visitor [sister] Anne Redpath widow 72 farm servant Saltoun [Scotland, 1851 Census, Ormiston]
- June 1852, "Andrew Wilson, Builder at Ormiston, and Jane Black, Daughter of William Black, Saddler in Tranent, were proclaimed on 20th June and married 21st June 1852" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Marriages]
- June 1853, "Andrew Wilson Mason Tranent and Jane Black his wife had a daughter named Jane Black Wilson born 30th April and bapd 2d June 1853" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 19 Oct. 1855, "(625) Oct. 19, 1855. ANDREW WILSON, Builder, residing in Tranent, Seised, -in 1 Acre and 8 falls of ground with the Houses and Buildings thereon, on the north side of the High Street, TRANENT, par. Tranent; -on Feu Disp. by John Learmonth of Dean, and David Smith, W.S., Oct. 12, 15, 1855. P.R. 2029. 174." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 19 May 1856, "(35) May 19, 1856. THOMAS McWALTER, Joiner, residing in Tranent, and Janet Hunter, his spouse, Seised, in fee and liferent respectively, -in 36 Falls and 35 1/36 ells or 1 Rood 6 poles and 19 1/35 yards of ground with the Houses and Buildings thereon, being part of 1 Acre and 8 falls of ground on the north side of the High Street, TRANENT, and Teinds, par. Tranent; -on Feu Disp. by Andrew Wilson, Builder, residing in Tranent, May 7, 1856. P.R. 2052. 75." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 12 June 1856, death at Tranent of Jane Wilson, age 22, daughter of William Black, saddler at Tranent, and Jane Glen, buried in Tranent Churchyard, informant brother James Black [Scotland, Tranent, Death Registrations]
- 10 Nov. 1856, "(98) Nov. 10, 1856. JOHN YOUNG, Quarrier, residing in Tranent, Seised, -in 23 Poles and 22 yards of ground and Dwelling House thereon, on the north side of the High Road or Street now commonly called the New Row, TRANENT, par. Tranent; -on Feu Disp. by Andrew Wilson, Builder, residing in Tranent, Oct. 24, 1856. P.R. 2071. 69." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 10 Nov. 1856, "(99) Nov. 10, 1856. JAMES HOOD, Slater, residing in Tranent, Seised, -in 6 Poles of ground and Dwelling House thereon, on the north side of the High Road or Street now commonly called the New Row, TRANENT, par. Tranent; -on Feu Disp. by Andrew Wilson, Builder, residing in Tranent, Oct. 24, 1856. P.R. 2071. 73." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 30 Dec. 1856, "(121) Dec. 30, 1856. WILLIAM NIELL or NEALE, Grocer, residing in Tranent, Seised, -in 2 Roods and 11 poles of ground, on the north side of the High Street, TRANENT, par. Tranent; -on Feu Disp. by Andrew Wilson, Builder, residing in Tranent, Nov. 26, 1856. P.R. 2077. 97." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 13 Feb. 1857, "(127) Feb. 13, 1857. The Trustees of JOHN BALD, Flesher, Gifford, Seised, -in 15 Poles and 5 yards of ground with the Dwelling House thereon, on the north side of the High Street now commonly called the New Row of TRANENT, par. Tranent; -on Feu Disp. by Andrew Wilson, Builder, residing in Tranent, Jan. 28, 1857. P.R. 2080. 184." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 3 Aug. 1857, marriage at Tranent of Andrew Wilson, master builder at Tranent, widower, age 34, son of Andrew Wilson, master gardener, and Janet Dickson; and Alison Kedzlie, lady of Tranent, age 32, daughter of Henry Kedzlie, gentleman, and Eliza Sinclair Gray [Scotland, Tranent, Marriage Registrations]
- 1858, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1859, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 11 Apr. 1859, "(375) Apr. 11, 1859. JAMES McWILLIAM, late of Bradford, now residing in Wigtown, gets Bond and Disp. for £250, by Andrew Wilson, Builder, residing in Tranent, Mar. 31, 1859, -over a Lot or Portion of ground with the Dwelling Houses, Stables and other Buildings thereon, on the north side of the High Road or Street now commonly called the New Row, TRANENT, and Teinds, par. Tranent. P.R. 2171. 180." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 17 May 1859, "(392) May 17, 1859. JAMES McWILLIAM, late of Bradford, now residing in Wigtown, Registers Disp. to himself, by the Trustees of John Learmonth of Dean, and the Trustee under Disp. by David Smith, W.S., with consent of Andrew Wilson, Builder, Tranent, May 9, -13, 1859, -of an Area or triangular Piece of ground measuring 1 Acre and 8 falls with the Houses and Buildings thereon, on the north west side of the High Road or Street now commonly called the New Row, TRANENT, par. Tranent. P.R. 2178. 113." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1860, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1861, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1861, res. south side Edinburgh Rd, Andrew Wilson 40 builder Tranent, Alice 34 Tranent, Jane 8 Tranent, Jessie 6 Tranent, Andrew 2 Tranent, Henry 1 Tranent, svt Jane Barker 16 domestic svt Tranent [Scotland, 1861 Census, Tranent]
- 1862, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1863, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1864, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1865, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1866, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1867, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 18 June 1867, "(331) Jun. 18, 1867. JANE GRAY KEDGLIE, spouse of James Simpson, Blacksmith, sometime of Philadelphia and now of Washington, America, Alice Turnbull Kedglie, sometime residing in Tranent, now spouse of Andrew Wilson, Builder there, Thomas Gray Kedglie, Gardener, presently in Australia, John Kedglie, sometime Baker, Philadelphia, presently residing in Tranent, and James Gray Kedglie, sometime residing in Edinburgh, and now in Brighton, Register Disp. and Settl. to themselves, by Henry Turnbull Kedglie residing in Tranent, Jul. 23, 1853, -of a Tenement of land with the Yard of the same whole Coathouses and pertinents and a small Piece of ground taken off the Heugh adjacent to said Yard, on the west side of the Street, and a Tenement of land with the Yard thereof, and 20 falls and 3 ells of land, on the north side of the High Street, of TRANENT; -under burden of (£125) in Bond and Disp. to Alexander Gifford, S.S.C., Edinburgh, Jul. 23, 1853. (Vide 7 S. No. 49). P.R. 2651. 152." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 2 Sep. 1867, "(358) Sept. 2, 1867. ANDREW WILSON, Builder, Tranent, Registers Disp. to himself, by John Kedglie, formerly Baker, Philadelphia, America, and presently residing in Tranent, and James Gray Kedglie, formerly residing in Edinburgh, and presently in Tranent, Aug. 31, 1867. -of 2/5 pro indiviso shares of a Tenement of land with the Yard of the same, whole Coathouses and pertinents and small Piece of ground taken off the Heugh adjacent to said Yard, on the west side of the Street, and a Tenement of land with the Yard thereof, and 20 Falls and 3 ells of land, on the north side of the High Street, of TRANENT. P.R. 2663. 183." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 2 Sep. 1867, "(359) Sept. 2, 1867. THOMAS MATHESON, Civil Engineer, presently residing at Velsen, Holland, gets Bond and Disp. for £275, by Andrew Wilson, Builder, Tranent, and Alice Turnbull Kedglie, his spouse, Aug. 31, 1867, -over 3/5 pro indiviso shares of a Tenement of land with the Yard of the same, whole Coathouses and pertinents and small Piece of ground taken off the Heugh adjacent to said Yard, on the west side of the Street, and a Tenement of land with the Yard thereof, and 20 Falls and 3 ells of land, on the north side of the High Street, of TRANENT. P.R. 2663. 185." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 20 Nov. 1867, "(393) Nov. 20, 1867. ANDREW WILSON, Builder, Tranent, Registers Disp. to himself, by John Kedglie, formerly Baker, Philadelphia, America, and presently residing in Tranent, and James Gray Kedglie, formerly residing in Edinburgh, and presently in Tranent, Aug. 31, 1867 -of 2/5 pro indiviso shares of a Tenement of land with the Yard of the same, whole Coat Houses and pertinents and small Piece of ground taken off the Heugh adjacent to said Yard, and a Tenement of land with the Yard thereof, and 20 Falls and 3 ells of land, on the north side of the High Street of TRANENT. P.R. 2680. 85." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1868, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, mason" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 20 July 1868, "(505) Jul. 20, 1868. The Trustees of HUGH WALLACE, Farmer, North Berwickmains, Register Disp. to themselves, by James McWilliam, formerly of Bradford, afterwards and now residing in Wigtown, and Andrew Wilson, Builder, Tranent, Jun. 12, Jul. 17, 1868, -of an Area or triangular Piece of ground measuring 1 Acre and 8 falls, and a Lot or Portion of ground measuring 15 Poles and 5 yards, being part of said Area or triangular Piece of ground on the north side of the High Road or Street now commonly called the New Row, TRANENT, par. Tranent, -containing in corrob. thereof Assig. to inter alia Bond and Disp. for (£250), Mar. 31, 1859, -secured over said Lot or Piece of ground and Dwelling Houses, Stables and other Buildings thereon. (Vide 7 S. No. 375). P.R. 2743. 24." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 22 Sep. 1868, "(514) Sept. 22, 1868. The Trustees of HUGH WALLACE, Farmer, North Berwickmains, get Bond and Disp. for £250, by Andrew Wilson, Builder, Tranent, Aug. 21, 1868, -over a Lot or Portion of ground with the Dwelling Houses, Stables and other Buildings thereon, on the north side of the High Road or street, now commonly called the New Row, TRANENT, par. Tranent. P.R. 2753. 21." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1869, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1870, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1871, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1871, Andrew Wilson 49 builder Ormiston, Alice 45 Tranent, Jane 17 Tranent, Jessie 16 Tranent, Andrew 12 Tranent, Henry 11 Tranent, Eliza 9 Tranent, Alice 7 Tranent, Ann 5 Tranent [Scotland, 1871 Census, Tranent]
- 1872, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1873, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1874, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1875, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1876, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1877, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1879, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1880, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1881, res. Post Road, Andrew Wilson 59 builder & quarry master Ormiston, Alice 55 Tranent, Andrew 22 Tranent, Henry 21 Tranent, Eliza 19 teacher Tranent, Alice 17 milliner Tranent, Annie 15 Tranent [Scotland, 1881 Census, Tranent]
- 1891, res. Glen Park House, Andrew Wilson 69 builder Ormiston, Alice 66 Tranent, Andrew 32 builder Tranent, Henry 31 builder Tranent, Alice 24 Tranent, Annie 22 Tranent [Scotland, 1891 Census, Tranent]
- 1901, res. Glen Park House, Andrew Wilson 70 builder Ormiston, Eliza G 39 Tranent, Annie L 34 Tranent [Scotland, 1901 Census, Tranent]
- 1904, county electors at Tranent: "Andrew Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- Turnbull, Michael T.R.B., St. Martin of Tours, Tranent, 1991. On p. 9-10: "In the following year [1890] a new priest, Cork-born Fr Alfred P. Roche (formerly of St Mary's Cathedral), set about the difficult task of building a new church and priest's house ... In July 1891 a sizeable piece of ground to the east of the town, (in what was known as the Muir of Tranent), north of the Haddington road was given to the Hierarchy by John Mackinlay of Musselburgh, (a brick and tile manufacturer), and John Polson of Tranent. By October contracts had been signed with local builders, joiners, plasterers, slaters and plumbers, (Messrs Andrew Wilson, McWalter, Duncan, John Hood and Templeton) and work started. The foundation stone was laid on Wednesday November 11, 1891 ... The next great event in the life of the parish was the solemn opening of the church on July 28, 1892 ..."
Andrew Wilson (1858-1915): m. Jessie Urie (1863-1929)
- 1861, res. south side Edinburgh Rd, Andrew Wilson 40 builder Tranent, Alice 34 Tranent, Jane 8 Tranent, Jessie 6 Tranent, Andrew 2 Tranent, Henry 1 Tranent, svt Jane Barker 16 domestic svt Tranent [Scotland, 1861 Census, Tranent]
- 1871, Andrew Wilson 49 builder Ormiston, Alice< 45 Tranent, Jane 17 Tranent, Jessie 16 Tranent, Andrew 12 Tranent, Henry 11 Tranent, Eliza 9 Tranent, Alice 7 Tranent, Ann 5 Tranent [Scotland, 1871 Census, Tranent]
- 1881, res. Post Road, Andrew Wilson 59 builder & quarry master Ormiston, Alice 55 Tranent, Andrew 22 Tranent, Henry 21 Tranent, Eliza 19 teacher Tranent, Alice 17 milliner Tranent, Annie 15 Tranent [Scotland, 1881 Census, Tranent]
- 1891, res. Glen Park House, Andrew Wilson 69 builder Ormiston, Alice 66 Tranent, Andrew 32 builder Tranent, Henry 31 builder Tranent, Alice 24 Tranent, Annie 22 Tranent [Scotland, 1891 Census, Tranent]
- 1901, res. 1 Viewforth Terrace, Andrew Wilson 41 builder Tranent, Jessie 35 Glasgow [Scotland, 1901 Census, Tranent]
- 1916, "Wilson, Andrew, Builder, Glenpark, Tranent, died 18 December 1915, at Tranent, testate. Confirmation granted at Haddington, 20 September, to Jessie Urie or Wilson, Glenpark aforesaid, his widow, Henry Kedslie Wilson, Builder, Gullane, and James B. Urie, Newbridge Mills, Harriet Street, Stockport, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 17 December 1997, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Haddington, 14 September 1916. Value of Estate, £871, 6s. 5d." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
Andrew Wilson (1864-1934): m. Jane Black Eeles (1869-1948)
- 1871, res. Ivy Cottage, John Wilson 43 builder Ormiston, Elizabeth 35 Samuelston, Margaret 8 Tranent, Andrew 6 Tranent, Janet 5 Tranent, Anna A 3 Tranent, Elizabeth 2 Tranent, Joseph 10m Tranent, svt Elizabeth Reid 16 Tranent [Scotland, 1871 Census, Tranent]
- 1881, res. Church St, John Wilson 53 builder Ormiston, Elisabeth 44 Gladsmuir, Andrew 16 builder Tranent, Janet 15 Tranent, Anna 13 Tranent, Elisabeth 12 Tranent, John G 9 Tranent, William 6 Tranent, Margaret J 5 Tranent, Alexandrina J 1 Tranent [Scotland, 1881 Census, Tranent]
- 1891, res. Church St, John Wilson 63 builder Ormiston, Elizabeth 54 Gladsmuir, Andrew 26 mason Tranent, Elizabeth 22 Tranent, William 16 joiner Tranent, Maggie 15 Tranent, Ina 11 Tranent [Scotland, 1891 Census, Tranent]
- 1901, res. School Rd Tern Bank, Andrew Wilson 36 builder & joiner Tranent, Jane 30 Aberlady, Jessie H 7 Aberlady, John C 5 Aberlady, William 3 N Berwick, Elizabeth 11m N Berwick [Scotland, 1901 Census, North Berwick]
Ann Wilson (1824-1909): m. Robert Wight (c1824-1908)
- 12 Nov. 1849, "Robert Wight, merchant and Ann Wilson his spouse had a son born on the 26th Octr and baptized on the 12th Novr following by the name of Robert by the Rev Norman McLeod in presence of the family and friends" [Scotland, Dalkeith, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1851, "Andrew Wight, male, [parents] Robert Wight & Anne Wilson draper, [born] May 9th 1851 High Street Dalkeith, [baptized] June 12, 1851 by Revd N McLeod of Dalkeith" [Scotland, Dalkeith, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1855, "Janet Wight, female, [parents] Robert Wight & Ann Wilson merchant, [born] Nov 20 1852 Dalkeith, [baptized: blank]. Elizabeth Wight, female, [parents] Robert Wight & Ann Wilson merchant, [born] Nov 3 1854 High Street of Dalkeith, [baptised: blank]" [Scotland, Dalkeith, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
Helen Wilson (1745--): m. Andrew Wait (1755-1801)
- 20 May 1775, "Andrew Wait & Nelly Wilson both in the Town of Salton gave up their names for proclamation in order to marriage. Cautioners For the Bridegroom Adam Wait Miller in Leith, For the Bride John Wilson Labourer" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Marriages]
- 19 May 1776, "Andrew Wait & Nelly Wilson in East Salton had a Son born ye 13th of May & baptized ye 19th named Andrew. Witnesses George Sandlands & John Wilson" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 24 May 1778, "Andw Wait & Helen Wilson his wife in East Salton had a Daur born 14th May & bapt 24th of said month named Marion. Witnesses Jo Brown & Jo Merrilies" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 18 Jan. 1779, "Watt, John millar in Samuelston and Alison Swanston his wife had a daughter born January 9th 1779 baptd the 18th by the Revd Mr John Brown min at Haddn and named Janet witness Andw & Charles Watts" [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- July 1780, "Watt, Andw labourer in Henmuir and wife Helen Wilson his wife had a daughter born July 1780 baptd the [blank] by M Jorgan and named [blank] wit John Haliday and James Brofon" [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 11 Feb. 1782, "Watt, John millar in Samuelstone & Alison Swanston his wife had a daughter born Feby 1st 1782 baptd the 11th by Mr John Brown min at Haddn and named Catherine wit Andrew & Charles Watts" [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 19 Jan. 1783, "Watt, Andw Labr in Henmuir and Helen Wilson his wife had a daughter born 14th Jany 1783 bapt 19th by Mr Cowan and named Jean wit James Brown and John Heunt" [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 29 June 1783, "Adam Wait & Janet Hope in Hermiston had a Daughter born 24th June and baptised the 29th of said month named Janet. Witnesses John Sanderson & Andw Wait" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 27 Apr. 1784, "Watt, John millar in Samuelston and Alison Swanston his wife had a son born March 2nd 1784 baptd 21st by the Revd M Chalmers min at Haddn and named John wit Andw & Charles Watts" [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 15 Feb. 1785, "Watt, Andrew labourer in Henmuir and Helen Wilson his wife had a daughter born the 1st day of February 1785 and baptised the 15th of s[aid] month by the Revd Mr Francis Cowan and named Johan witness [blank]" [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 8 Apr. 1787, "Andrew Wilson & Janet Turner his Spouse in East Salton had a daughter named Janet born the 1st April and baptised the 8th of said month. Witnesses John Wilson and Andw Waits" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 14 Dec. 1787, "Watt, Andrew labourer in Ruelton and his wife Helen Wilson had a son born the 8th Decr 1787 baptized the 14th ditto by the Revd Mr Francis Cowan and named William witness Adam Neilson and John Ewart" [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 2 Dec. 1801, "Decr 2d Andrew Watt in E Salton" [Scotland, Saltoun, Old Parish Registers, Burials]
- 13 Aug. 1868, death of Ann Anderson, age 86, spouse of John Anderson, daughter of deceased Andrew Watt and deceased Helen Wilson, informant grandson Andrew Anderson [Scotland, Tranent, Death Registrations]
Henry Kedzlie Wilson (1860-1928), m. Isabella Orkney Oliver (1875--)
- 1861, res. south side Edinburgh Rd, Andrew Wilson 40 builder Tranent, Alice 34 Tranent, Jane 8 Tranent, Jessie 6 Tranent, Andrew 2 Tranent, Henry 1 Tranent, svt Jane Barker 16 domestic svt Tranent [Scotland, 1861 Census, Tranent]
- 1871, Andrew Wilson 49 builder Ormiston, Alice 45 Tranent, Jane 17 Tranent, Jessie 16 Tranent, Andrew 12 Tranent, Henry 11 Tranent, Eliza 9 Tranent, Alice 7 Tranent, Ann 5 Tranent [Scotland, 1871 Census, Tranent]
- 1881, res. Post Road, Andrew Wilson 59 builder & quarry master Ormiston, Alice 55 Tranent, Andrew 22 Tranent, Henry 21 Tranent, Eliza 19 teacher Tranent, Alice 17 milliner Tranent, Annie 15 Tranent [Scotland, 1881 Census, Tranent]
- 1891, res. Glen Park House, Andrew Wilson 69 builder Ormiston, Alice 66 Tranent, Andrew 32 builder Tranent, Henry 31 builder Tranent, Alice 24 Tranent, Annie 22 Tranent [Scotland, 1891 Census, Tranent]
- 1901, res. the Croovie, Henry K Wilson 36 builder Tranent, Isabella Barney 25 England, broL James Oliver 28 baker England [Scotland, 1901 Census, Dirleton]
- 1916, "Wilson, Andrew, Builder, Glenpark, Tranent, died 18 December 1915, at Tranent, testate. Confirmation granted at Haddington, 20 September, to Jessie Urie or Wilson, Glenpark aforesaid, his widow, Henry Kedslie Wilson, Builder, Gullane, and James B. Urie, Newbridge Mills, Harriet Street, Stockport, Executors nominated in Will or Deed, dated 17 December 1997, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Haddington, 14 September 1916. Value of Estate, £871, 6s. 5d." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
- 1928, "Wilson, Henry Kedslie, Builder, who resided in Gullane, died 24 August 1928 at Gullane, testate. Confirmation Haddington, 18 December, to Isabella Orkney Oliver or Wilson, St. Anns, Gullane, widow, Executrix. Will dated 13 June 1906 recorded Haddington 13 December 1928. Value of Estate, £3953:14: 3." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
Janet Wilson (1787-1858), p. John Begbie
- 1 Oct. 1815, "Begbie, Mr. John Junr in Samuelston and Janet Wilson there had a Son born in Fornication on the 17th day of June 1815 bapd the 1st day of October following by The Revd Doctor Hamilton Minr of Gladsmuir & named James Wit Geo Hardie & Geo Borthwick" [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1841, res. Samuelston, Janet Wilson 50 Y, James Begbie 25 ag laborer Y [Scotland, 1841 Census, Gladsmuir]
- 1851, res. Samuelston, Janet Wilson 61 farm laborer Saltoun, James Begbie 35 road laborer Gladsmuir [Scotland, 1851 Census, Gladsmuir]
- 26 Mar. 1858, death at Samuelston of Janet Wilson, single, age 69, buried at Salton, parents Andrew Wilson, ag laborer, and Janet Turner, informant son James Begbie [Scotland, Death Registrations, Gladsmuir]
- 28 May 1864, marriage at East Salton of James Begbie, of East Salton, age 47, son of John Begbie, deceased farmer, and Janet Wilson, deceased outworker; and Elisabeth Burnside, of Jerusalem, age 27, daughter of Robert Burnside, quarrier, and Ann Kerr [Scotland, Saltoun, Marriage Registrations]
John Wilson (1779--): m. Margaret Purves (1782--)
- 24 June 1803, "June 24th John Wilson of this parish and Margaret Purves of the parish of Pencaitland were married irregularly on the 13th inst and having compeared before the Session were rebuked and absolved" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Marriages]
- Aug. 1804, "John Wilson, Tranent, & Margaret Purves his wife had their son Andrew born 22d July and bapt 5th Augt" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- Dec. 1807, "John Wilson Cooper in Tranent and Margaret Purves his wife had their Daughter Elizabeth born 18 Novr & bapd 6 Dec 1806" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- Oct. 1809, "John Wilson Cooper in Tranent and Margaret Purves his wife had their Daughter Janet born 29 September & bapd 22 October 1809" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- Dec. 1811, "John Wilson, Cooper in Tranent, and Margaret Purves his wife had their son William born 18 Novem & bapd 15 December 1811" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- Mar. 1815, "John Wilson Cooper in Tranent and Margaret Purves his wife had a Daughter named Anne born 1 and baptized 22 March 1815" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 17 Nov. 1815, "17 Wilson, Ann, daughter of J Wilson Cooper in Tranent Chincough [age] 8 [months, buried] 19 [Nov., mortcloth fee] 2/6" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Burials]
- Oct. 1817, "John Wilson Cooper in Tranent and Margaret Purves his wife had a Daughter named Jean [Margaret was deleted] born 1 and bapd 16 October 1817" [Scotland, Tranent, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 11 Oct. 1820, "John Wilson Cooper and Margaret Purves had a Daughter born 19th Sept & baptised 11th Oct 1820 named Margaret" [Scotland, Prestonpans, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 22 May 1826, "John Wilson Cooper and Margaret Purves had a Son born 24th & baptised 22d May 1826 named John" [Scotland, Prestonpans, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
John Wilson (1828-1897): m. Elizabeth Stevenson (1835-1910)
- 1829, "John, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born at Ormiston the 3rd February and baptized the 24th of same month 1828" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1833-1842, "Andrew Wilson, mason, Ormiston; Janet Wilson or Dickson his wife, died 31 March 1834; Janet Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]36; John Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]37 LP [left parish]; Alexr Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]37 LP [left parish]; Andw Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]38; ... Anne Wilson, Ormiston, YC [young communicant 18]41" [Scotland, Ormiston, Communion Roll]
- 24 June 1837, "persons added to roll after being visited & examined: ... John Wilson, Ormiston; Alexr Wilson, Ormiston" [Scotland, Ormiston, Kirk Session Minutes]
- 1841, Andrew Wilson 45 mason Y, Andrew 20 mason Y, Janet 20 Y, Anne 15 Y, George 15 Y, John 13 Y, William 11 Y, Alexander 9 Y, Charles 7 Y, [nephew] John 15 mason Y [Scotland, 1841 Census, Ormiston]
- 1851, res. High St. Ormiston, Andrew Wilson widow 58 gardener Yester, Andrew 30 mason Ormiston, George 25 garden laborer Ormiston, John 23 mason Ormiston, William 21 garden laborer Ormiston, servant Christian Robertson 30 Inveresk, visitor [sister] Anne Redpath widow 72 farm servant Saltoun [Scotland, 1851 Census, Ormiston]
- 16 May 1859, "(390) May 16, 1859. JOHN WILSON, Builder, Ormiston, Registers Disp. to himself, by the Trustees of Archibald Hastie, sometime of Rutland Gate, Co. Middlesex, M.P., May 9, 10, 1859, -of a Piece of ground, House and Garden in the Town of ORMISTON, par. Ormiston. P.R. 2177. 92." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1861, res. High St. Ormiston, William Wilson 30 gardener Ormiston, brother John 32 builder Ormiston, nephew Andrew 15 Ormiston, nephew David Slight 6 Ormiston, servant Helen Cow 24 domestic servant Prestonkirk [Scotland, 1861 Census, Ormiston]
- 16 Jan. 1862, marriage at Samuelston of John Wilson, builder at Ormiston, age 33, son of Andrew Wilson, deceased gardener, and deceased Janet Dickson; and Elisabeth Stevenson, of Samuelston, age 26, daughter of Joseph Stevenson, farmer, and deceased Margaret Law, witnesses Alexander and William Wilson [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Marriage Registrations]
- 24 Jan. 1862, "MARRIAGES ... At Samuelston, on the 16th instant, by the Rev. Mr Parlane, Tranent, John Wilson, builder, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Joseph Stevenson, farmer, Samuelston." [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Courier]
- 1863, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1864, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1865, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1866, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 31 May 1866, "(169) May 31, 1866. JOHN WILSON, Builder, Tranent, Registers Disp. to himself, by George Steel, Labourer, residing there, May 12, 1866, -of a small triangular Park measuring 2½ Acres, being part of the lands and Barony of TRANENT and COCKENZIE, par. Tranent. P.R. 2575. 156." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1867, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1868, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 30 July 1868, "(508) Jul. 30, 1868. WILLIAM GRAY of the Gen. Post Office, Edinburgh, presently residing in Montgomery Street there, gets Bond and Disp. for £300, by John Wilson, Builder, Tranent, Jul. 30, 1868, -over a small triangular Park measuring 2½ Acres, being part of the lands and Barony of TRANENT and COCKENZIE, on the north side of the Road from Tranent to Birsley, par. Tranent; -and a Piece of ground, House and Garden on the south side of the Street of ORMISTON, par. Ormiston; -and Teinds. P.R. 2745. 66." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1869, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 11 June 1869, "PENCAITLAND ... NEW FEMALE SCHOOL ... Lady Ruthven, solely at her own expense, has erected at the east end of the village a school and schoolhouse, which, both externally and internally, will bear a favourable comparison with any educational building in the county ... We may mention that the design of the edifice, one every way creditable to his professional talents, was furnished by Mr Lessels, Edinburgh, and that it has been carried out in the most workmanlike manner by Mr John Wilson, builder, Tranent." [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Courier]
- 1870, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1871, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1871, res. Ivy Cottage, John Wilson 43 builder Ormiston, Elizabeth 35 Samuelston, Margaret 8 Tranent, Andrew 6 Tranent, Janet 5 Tranent, Anna A 3 Tranent, Elizabeth 2 Tranent, Joseph 10m Tranent, svt Elizabeth Reid 16 Tranent [Scotland, 1871 Census, Tranent]
- 3 June 1871, death at Tranent of Joseph Stevenson Wilson, age 1, son of John Wilson, master builder, and Elizabeth Stevenson, informant father John Wilson [Scotland, Tranent, Death Registrations]
- 1872, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1873, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 2 Oct. 1873, death at Tranent of Margaret Law Wilson, age 10, daughter of John Wilson, builder, and Elizabeth Stevenson, informant father John Wilson [Scotland, Tranent, Death Registrations]
- 1874, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1875, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1876, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1877, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1879, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1880, county electors at Ormiston: "John Wilson, builder" [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 11 Dec. 1880, "(1286) Dec. 11, 1880. Disp. by JOHN WILSON, Builder, Tranent, to William Wilson, Gardener, Ormiston, -of Piece of ground, with Dwelling House, &c. thereon, bounded on the north by the MAIN STREET of ORMISTON and on the south partly by the Road from Ormiston to Winton Castle, in Town of Ormiston, Barony thereof, forming part of (I.) subjects described as Piece of ground, with the Starch Work, Area and House in front, bounded on the north by the Street of Ormiston, in Town of Ormiston, Barony thereof, and (II.) Piece of ground, House and Garden, in Town, Parish and Barony of Ormiston, consisting of parts of 3 several Feus, with the Teinds of a portion of the ground. Dated Dec. 6, 1880; with Warrant of Registration thereon, on behalf of said Grantee. 46. 26." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1881, res. Church St, John Wilson 53 builder Ormiston, Elisabeth 44 Gladsmuir, Andrew 16 builder Tranent, Janet 15 Tranent, Anna 13 Tranent, Elisabeth 12 Tranent, John G 9 Tranent, William 6 Tranent, Margaret J 5 Tranent, Alexandrina J 1 Tranent [Scotland, 1881 Census, Tranent]
- 8 Dec. 1882, "On Tuesday, before Sheriff Shirreff, Mr John Wilson, builder, Tranent, was examined in bankruptcy -the sereunt comprising Mr W.J. Caesar, C.A., Edinburgh, trustee of the estate, and Mr Andrew Wood, solicitor, Haddington, agent to the trustee. Interrogated by the trustee. Mr. Wilson deponed -I commenced business in Tranent along with my brother in the year 1859. I was for seven years in partnership with him. When I went into partnership, I had £500 of my own, and a property worth £300, and I succeeded to £500 at my father's death in 1860. I ceased to carry on business along with my brother in the year 1868. I took nothing out of the business with me. The books of the firm lay for some time before Mr W. Watson (deceased), writer in Haddington, and they were afterwards, on behalf of the partnership, laid before Mr Lindsay, accountant in Edinburgh. Mr Lindsay found that there was a sum of £305 due me. That sum was never paid me by my brother. I afterwards made him a further advance of £300 in various sums. My agents, Messrs Paterson & Cameron, S.S.C., Edinburgh, agreed to get me a disposition in security over some property in Tranent, belonging to my brother and his wife for the whole sum due to me by my brother. I understood I was to draw the rents of the property, and after deducting the interest due on my debt, to hand over the balance to my brother. The disposition in security was prepared and extended but never signed. Mr CAESAR moved an adjournment of the examination to allow him to make further inquiry into the affairs of the bankrupt. The SHERIFF, having considered the trustee's statement, adjourned the examination until Friday, the 15th day of December at twelve o'clock noon." [Scotland, Haddington, Haddingtonshire Courier]
- 1891, res. Church St, John Wilson 63 builder Ormiston, Elizabeth 54 Gladsmuir, Andrew 26 mason Tranent, Elizabeth 22 Tranent, William 16 joiner Tranent, Maggie 15 Tranent, Ina 11 Tranent [Scotland, 1891 Census, Tranent]
- 1897, "Wilson, John, Builder, Tranent, died 23 June 1897, at Tranent, testate. Confirmation granted at Haddington, 13 July, to Elizabeth Stevenson or Wilson, his widow, Executrix nominated in Will or Deed, dated 5 and 29 April 1892, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Haddington, 12 July 1897. Value of Estate, £1100, 6s. 10d." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
- 1901, res. Eliza Cottage, Elizabeth S Wilson 65 Gladsmuir, Elizabeth S 30 Tranent, John George 29 mason Tranent, Margaret Isa 24 teacher Tranent, sL Alexander Smith 33 baker Tranent [Scotland, 1901 Census, Tranent]
William Wilson (1830-1894)
- 17 Jan. 1830, "William, son of Andrew Wilson and of Janet Dickson his wife, was born at Ormiston on the 3rd and baptized the 17th January 1830" [Scotland, Ormiston, Old Parish Registers, Baptisms]
- 1841, Andrew Wilson 45 mason Y, Andrew 20 mason Y, Janet 20 Y, Anne 15 Y, George 15 Y, John 13 Y, William 11 Y, Alexander 9 Y, Charles 7 Y, [nephew] John 15 mason Y [Scotland, 1841 Census, Ormiston]
- 1851, res. High St. Ormiston, Andrew Wilson widow 58 gardener Yester, Andrew 30 mason Ormiston, George 25 garden laborer Ormiston, John 23 mason Ormiston, William 21 garden laborer Ormiston, servant Christian Robertson 30 Inveresk, visitor [sister] Anne Redpath widow 72 farm servant Saltoun [Scotland, 1851 Census, Ormiston]
- 8 Oct. 1860, death at 11:15 A.M. of Andrew Wilson, gardener of Ormiston, widower, age 67, of cancer of the tongue, buried Ormiston, parents Andrew Wilson deceased ploughman & Janet Turner deceased, informant son William Wilson [Scotland, Death Registrations, Ormiston]
- 26 Oct. 1860, "Inventory of the personal estate wherever situated of Andrew Wilson, Builder and Gardener in Ormiston, East Lothian, who died there on the eighth day of October 1860 ... Cash in the House £9.0.0, Cash in the Commercial Bank of Scotland (branch at Dalkeith) ... £716.19.11, Open Accounts ... £106.7.0, Household furniture ... £18.19.0, Stock upon the Premises ... £140.3.0, ... At Haddington ... appeared Andrew Wilson, Builder residing at Tranent, Executor ... along with William Wilson, Gardener residing in Ormiston and Alexander Wilson, Draper residing at Dalkeith have entered upon the possession and management of his personal or moveable estate as Executors nominated by him in a General Trust Disposition and Deed of Settlement executed by him upon the nineteenth day of December eighteen hundred and fifty seven and Codicil thereto dated the twenty fourth day of September eighteen hundred and sixty ... I, Andrew Wilson, Builder in Ormiston ... grant ... in favor of my sons Andrew Wilson, Builder residing at Tranent, William Wilson, Gardener residing at Ormiston and Alexander Wilson, Draper residing at Dalkeith, Alexander Tod, Grain Merchant residing in Edinburgh and David Wight, Writer to the Signet also residing there ... in Trust for the ends, uses and purposes herein after mentioned ... First all and whole that piece of ground lying in the Town of Ormiston with the Houses thereon bounded on the East by James Smiths feu, on the North by a Park belonging to the Earl of Hopetoun lately possessed by John Christie, Linen Draper, on the west by a Road or Lane leading from the Street of Ormiston to the said Park, and on the south by the Street of Ormiston and which piece of ground extends to fourteen Scots falls or thereby Together with the Teinds parsonage and vicarage thereof ... Second all and whole that Tenement of Houses and Land with its pertinents lying upon the North side of the Town of Ormiston, bounded by the North line of the High Street of Ormiston on the south, by the Earl of Hopetoun's property lands sometime possessed by Andrew Wight, John Simpson and the heirs of James Wight, Brewer in Ormiston on the west, by the said Earl's property lands sometime possessed by Charles Bell on the North and by the Vennel or passage of twelve feet broad or thereby leading to the Minister's Barn yard and by the Dyke of the said yard and the Minister's Barn & Offices on the East ... described as follows videlicet All and Whole that Tenement of Houses and Office Houses thereto attached with the Garden or Orchard thereto belonging all as lately possessed by the deceased Mrs Janet Bell or Dickson spouse of George Dickson Farmer in Ormiston and by the said George Dickson her husband and bounded as follows videlicet By the North line of the High Street of Ormiston on the South, by the Earl of Hopetoun's property land now or formerly possessed by Adam Thomson on the west, by other of the said Earl's property lands lately possessed by the said Janet Bell and George Dickson on the North and by the Minister's Glebe, and offices thereto attached on the east ... Third, as also all and whole a lease or Tack entered into betwixt John Earl of Hopetoun and James Tod, Baker in Ormiston, Charles Whitehead Land Surveyor in Dalkeith, Peter Brown sometime Farmer at East Mains of Ormiston thereafter residing at Northrig and William Whitehead Merchant in Edinburgh, Trustees nominated and appointed by the deceased Mrs Janet Bell or Dickson spouse of George Dickson Farmer in Ormiston and the said George Dickson her husband for the endurance of three lives as therein mentioned, of date the eleventh and twenty seventh days of October Eighteen hundred and thirty eight and twenty third day of August Eighteen hundred and thirty nine and which Tack was assigned to me by the said Trustees ... dated the eleventh and twentieth days of March Eighteen hundred and forty ... all and whole these six acres of land bounded as follows videlicet on the East by the Minister's Glebe, on the west by an enclosure sometime possessed by Alexander Wight and afterwards by Andrew Wight Brewer in Ormiston, on the South by the Garden formerly of William and Charles Bell and on the North by the field called the Wester Puddle ... I do hereby nominate and appoint my said Trustees above named ... First ... pay all my just and lawful debts death bed and funeral charges, Second ... pay all such legacies ... by any Codicil thereto ... Third ... convey and make over to and in favor of my daughter Janet Wilson Widow of Mr David Slight Merchant in Ormiston ... the foresaid piece of ground in the Town of Ormiston with the houses thereon, first above disponed ... Fourth ... convey and make over to the said William Wilson ... the tenement of houses and land in the Town of Ormiston second above disponed, as also the foresaid lease of the Park third above disponed ... together with the whole garden and other implements which may be upon the said lands at the time of my death ... and also two horses and one cow ... under the condition that he shall make payment at the first term of Martinmas after he shall have sown and reaped a Crop, of the sum of sixty pounds Sterling to each of my following children namely Ann Wilson spouse of Robert Wight Draper and Hosier at Dalkeith, Andrew Wilson, George Wilson and John Wilson ... my son Alexander Wilson having already received from me sums equal to the above sum of Sixty pounds provided to my said other children the sum to be paid him by his said brother William Wilson is hereby restricted to Five pounds Sterling ... Fifth ... the foresaid provisions provided to my said daughters shall not be subject to the jus mariti of their present or any future husband ... Sixth ... in the event of my son William declining to accept of a conveyance of the foresaid property and lease under the terms and subject to the payments above mentioned to his Brothers and sisters ... convey the same to any of my other sons willing to accept under the burdens before mentioned ... Seventh ... convey and make over to the said William Wilson the whole household furniture ... but in the event of his marriage he shall be entitled to retain only one half ... Eighth ... divide the residue ... equally amongst the said Andrew, George, John, William and Alexander Wilson my sons, and Janet and Ann Wilson my daughters ... Ninth ... in the event of any of my said children dying without leaving heirs ... be divided equally amongst my other surviving children ... with the exception of William or the son who may eventually succeed to the Tenement of Houses and land and Park second and third above disponed ... In witness whereof ... by Alexander Macdonald Clerk to David Wight Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh are subscribed by me at Ormiston this nineteenth day of December in the year Eighteen hundred and fifty seven before these witnesses Charles Dickson Gardener Ormiston, and the said Alexander Macdonald ...[codicil:] I Andrew Wilson sometime Builder in Ormiston, East Lothian, now Gardener there, considering that by my Settlement dated the nineteenth day of december in the year Eighteen hundred and fifty seven I provided and Willed to my eldest daughter Janet Wilson widow of David Slight baker in Ormiston certain legacies ... and as said legacies have now lapsed by the death of my said daughter I do hereby will and provide to my Grandchildren John Wilson, Andrew Wilson, Janet Slight, Robert Slight, David George Slight, and William Slight all children of my said daughter Janet Wilson or Slight All and Whole of the legacies ... and I appoint my sons Andrew, William and Alexander, three of my said trustees, to be Tutors & Curators to my said Grandchildren during their minority ... until my said Grandchildren shall arrive respectively at the ages of twenty one years, at which age I appoint to be paid to each of my said Grandchildren their several portions ... In witness whereof I have subscribed these presents written by Robert Wight Merchant in Dalkeith in presence of these witnesses Hugh Black Gardener Ormiston and John Wilson Builder Ormiston, at Ormiston this Twenty fourth day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty ..." [Scotland, Haddington Sheriff Court, Wills and Inventories]
- 1861, res. High St. Ormiston, William Wilson 30 gardener Ormiston, brother John 32 builder Ormiston, nephew Andrew 15 Ormiston, nephew David Slight 6 Ormiston, servant Helen Cow 24 domestic servant Prestonkirk [Scotland, 1861 Census, Ormiston]
- 16 Jan. 1862, marriage at Samuelston of John Wilson, builder at Ormiston, age 33, son of Andrew Wilson, deceased gardener, and deceased Janet Dickson; and Elisabeth Stevenson, of Samuelston, age 26, daughter of Joseph Stevenson, farmer, and deceased Margaret Law, witnesses Alexander and William Wilson [Scotland, Gladsmuir, Marriage Registrations]
- 1863, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1864, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 19 Sep. 1864, "(410) Sept. 19, 1864. WILLIAM WILSON, Gardener, residing at Ormiston, Registers Disp. to himself, by the Trustees of Andrew Wilson, Builder, Ormiston, Sept. 19, 1864, -of a Tenement of Houses and Office Houses thereto attached with the Garden or Orchard thereto belonging on the north side of the High Street of ORMISTON, par. Ormiston. P.R. 2467. 87." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 5 Oct. 1864, "(416) Oct. 5, 1864. WILLIAM WILSON, Gardener, residing at Ormiston, gets Not. Instrument, Oct. 5, 1864, -declaring his right by Assig. by the Trustees of Janet Bell, spouse of George Dickson, Farmer, Ormiston, to Andrew Wilson, Builder, Ormiston, Mar. 11, 20, 1840; Consent to said Assig. by John, Earl of Hopetoun, Apr. 4, 1840; Disp. and Settl. by the said Andrew Wilson, Dec. 19, 1857, and Codicil thereto, Sept. 24, 1860; Assig. by his Trustees, Sept. 19, 1864; and Consent by John Alexander, Earl of Hopetoun, Sept. 23, 1864, -to Lease by the said John, Earl of Hopetoun, to the Trustees of the said Janet Bell, Oct. 11, 1838, -Aug. 23, 1839, -of 6 Acres of land on the west side of the MINISTERS GLEBE, in the Parish of ORMISTON. (Vide No. 415). P.R. 2468.190." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1865, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1866, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1867, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1868, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1869, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1870, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1871, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1871, res. Ormiston, William Wilson 41 gardener Ormiston, nephew David Slight 17 gardener Ormiston, servant Agnes Moffat 45 domestic servant St. Cuthberts [Scotland, 1871 Census, Ormiston]
- 1872, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1873, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1874, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1875, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1876, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1877, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 1879, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 7 Nov. 1879, "(967) Nov. 7, 1879. Disp. by Trustees of the deceased ANDREW WILSON, Builder, Ormiston, with consent of and by JOHN WILSON, Mason, residing at Haddington, ANDREW WILSON, Mason, residing in Edinburgh, JANET SLIGHT or PARK and her husband EBENEZER PARK, Engineer, Edinburgh, ROBERT SLIGHT, Mason, residing at House of Muir, DAVID GEORGE SLIGHT residing at Ormiston, and WILLIAM SLIGHT, Carter, residing at House of Muir, to William Wilson, Gardener, residing at Ormiston, - of 14 Falls of ground, with Houses thereon, in the Town of ORMISTON, bounded on the west by a Road or Lane leading from the Street of Ormiston, and on the south by the Street of Ormiston ..." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1880, county electors at Ormiston: "William Wilson, gardener" [Scotland, Haddingtonshire Annual Register]
- 11 Dec. 1880, "(1286) Dec. 11, 1880. Disp. by JOHN WILSON, Builder, Tranent, to William Wilson, Gardener, Ormiston, -of Piece of ground, with Dwelling House, &c. thereon, bounded on the north by the MAIN STREET of ORMISTON and on the south partly by the Road from Ormiston to Winton Castle, in Town of Ormiston, Barony thereof, forming part of (I.) subjects described as Piece of ground, with the Starch Work, Area and House in front, bounded on the north by the Street of Ormiston, in Town of Ormiston, Barony thereof, and (II.) Piece of ground, House and Garden, in Town, Parish and Barony of Ormiston, consisting of parts of 3 several Feus, with the Teinds of a portion of the ground. Dated Dec. 6, 1880; with Warrant of Registration thereon, on behalf of said Grantee. 46. 26." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 1881, res. Beech Cottage, William Wilson 39 gardener Ormiston, servant Margaret Provist widow 49 domestic servant Aberdeen [Scotland, 1881 Census, Ormiston]
- 14 Oct. 1884, "Confirmation of Alexander Wilson, sometime Draper, 110 High Street, Dalkeith, latterly residing at Ferniecot, Abbey Road there, who died 13 April 1884, at Dalkeith, testate, granted at Edinburgh, to William Wilson, Gardener, Ormiston, County of Haddington, his brother, Executor dative qua next of kin. Will or Deed, dated 20 October 1883, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Edinburgh, 19 September 1884. Value of Estate, £2,997, 13s. 10d." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
- 23 June 1885, "Additional Inventory of Alexander Wilson, sometime Draper, 110 High Street, Dalkeith, latterly residing at Ferniecot, Abbey Road there, who died 13 April 1884, at Dalkeith, testate, given up at Edinburgh, by William Wilson, Gardener, Ormiston, County of Haddington, his brother, Executor dative qua next of kin. Will or Deed, dated 20 October 1883, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Edinburgh, 19 September 1884. Original Confirmation granted 14 October 1884. Value of Additional Estate, £97, 1s. 10d." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
- 1891, res. Beech Cottage, William Wilson 61 market gardener Ormiston, servant Annie Adam 23 housekeeper Rothes [Scotland, 1891 Census, Ormiston]
- 1891, "Erected by His Sons in Memory of Andrew Wilson Late Builder Ormiston who died 8th Oct. 1860 aged 69 years, also Janet Dickson his wife who died 27th March 1835 aged 36 years, William Wilson his son died 18th March 1891 aged 61 years" [Scotland, Ormiston, West Byers Cemetery, Inscriptions]
- 10 May 1894, "Confirmation of William Wilson, Gardener, Ormiston, who died 18 March 1894, at Ormiston, testate, granted at Haddington, to David George Slight, Gardener, Ormiston, his nephew, Executor nominated in Will or Deed, dated 5 October 1889, and recorded in Court Books of Commissariot of Haddington, 27 April 1894." [Scotland, Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories]
- 11 May 1894, "96 (No. 1) May 11, 1894. Disp. and Settl. by WILLIAM WILSON, Gardener, residing at Ormiston, containing Disp. -To David George Slight, Gardener, residing at Ormiston, -of (I.) 14 Falls of ground, with Houses thereon, bounded on west by a Road or Lane leading from Street and on south by the Street, in Town and Parish of ORMISTON, with Teinds, (II.) Piece of ground, with Saint Kilda House, &c. thereon, in Town of Ormiston, being the subjects particularly described in Disp. to said Granter, recorded in this Register 11th Dec. 1880 [see Minute No. 1286, 11th Dec. 1880], with Teinds, and (III.) Tenement of Houses and land, bounded on south by High Street, and on east partly by a Vennel or Passage 12 Feet broad, now described as Tenement of Houses and Office Houses thereto attached, with Garden or Orchard, in Town (north side) and Parish of Ormiston, -reserving said Granter's liferent and power to alter or revoke. Dated Oct. 5, 1889; with Warrant of Registration thereon, for preservation as well as for publication, on behalf of said David George Slight. Presented by Alexander Scott, Writer, Edinburgh. 116. 180." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
- 28 Sep. 1906, "253 (No. 1) Sept. 28, 1906. 12-1. Not. Instrument, MARGARET TURNBULL or SLIGHT residing at North Mains, Ormiston, widow of David George Slight, Farmer there, sometime Gardener, residing at Ormiston, -of Piece of ground, with SAINT KILDA HOUSE, & thereon, in Town of ORMISTON, being the subjects described in Disp. to William Wilson, recorded in this Register 11th Dec. 1880 [see Minute No. 1286, 11th Dec. 1880], with Teinds; -on Extract Settl. (containing Gen. Convey.), dated 19th Sept. 1904, and recorded in Books of Council and Session 3rd Sept. 1906, by said David George Slight; and another Writ; with Warrant of Registration thereon, on behalf of said Margaret Turnbull or Slight. Presented by C. Beveridge, Writer, Edinburgh. Lib. 201. 88." [Scotland, Abridgements of Sasines, East Lothian]
William Wilson (1874--): m. Jane Herkes (1872--)
- 1881, res. Church St, John Wilson 53 builder Ormiston, Elisabeth 44 Gladsmuir, Andrew 16 builder Tranent, Janet 15 Tranent, Anna 13 Tranent, Elisabeth 12 Tranent, John G 9 Tranent, William 6 Tranent, Margaret J 5 Tranent, Alexandrina J 1 Tranent [Scotland, 1881 Census, Tranent]
- 1891, res. Church St, John Wilson 63 builder Ormiston, Elizabeth 54 Gladsmuir, Andrew 26 mason Tranent, Elizabeth 22 Tranent, William 16 joiner Tranent, Maggie 15 Tranent, Ina 11 Tranent [Scotland, 1891 Census, Tranent]
- 1901, res. 2 Viewforth, Forth St, William Wilson 26 joiner Tranent, Jane Harkness 28 Cockenzie, ldgr [sis] Alexanderina S 21 bookkeeper Tranent [Scotland, 1901 Census, North Berwick]