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Ester Wilson

Birth1788 - Dalston, Cumberland, England
Death17 Feb 1869 - Salmon River, Colchester, Nova Scotia
MotherMary Crosthwaite
FatherIsaac Wilson

Born in Dalston, Cumberland, England on 1788 to Isaac Wilson and Mary Crosthwaite. Ester Wilson married William Johnson and had 9 children. She passed away on 17 Feb 1869 in Salmon River, Colchester, Nova Scotia.

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Parents
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Isaac Wilson
1760 - 1824
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Mary Crosthwaite
1755 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Johnson
1789 - 1881
Children Show all
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David Johnston/johnson
1821 - 1915
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John Johnson
1813 - 1888
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Jane Johnson
1826 - 1927
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Matthew Johnson
1820 - 1902
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Mary Johnson
1815 - 1901
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Ellen Johnston/johnson
1825 - Unknown
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James Johnson
1811 - 1898
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Joseph Johnson
1818 - 1874
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Mathew Wilson
1824 - Unknown

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