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Shaun, I am not a member of Ancestry.com. There are many errors in submissions on that site -- beware! Thanks for the additional data on James. I have consulted my records since getting your note and can find no source for a James Junior, so will remove him. Here's more of what I have, open to correction. I do appreciate your assistance and will reciprocate with any information you should wish to have.
Sarah Ann’s family, in 1901, lived with her parents, James and Louisa. Sarah Ann’s son, James Sparling Pomeroy, a soldier, would live in Brockville. Zidon must not have survived childhood, as cousin Emma M. Doran noted that James Sparling was Sarah Ann’s only son. Margaret Louise, who resided in Toronto, would have five sons. Alberta Rosannah provided data on her family when interviewed by Emma in 1976. The Perry mentioned in Emma’s notes may be a grandson of Alberta. Perry would have four girls and lived in Brockville, also Prescott, Belleville and Winnipeg.

Shaun, My ancestor, firstborn of Newburk Wilson, is Robert Newburk Wilson -- no McGregor in his name. He was born at Cardinal on March 11, 1836 -- according to his gravestone inscription at Iroquois Point; I have not seen a death certificate. I do have a copy of a death notice for him. I visited his home when I was a little girl, when his daughter still lived there, before the flooding of the town of Iroquois for the new Seaway. This is my family and I know a lot about them. They were active members of the Knox Church in Iroquois. As for County Tyrone origins, the names Newburk Wilson and Jane Bleakly have been known to my family since the last century. Who do you descend from?

Thanks to George Armstrong’s transcription, these invaluable parish records have been published online. I had set aside my genealogy project and therefore did not see your web entries until this week. The marriage of Robert Wilson and Jane Bleakly took place 5 April 1803, according to the Magheracross, County Fermanagh parish record. Jane Bleakly must have been born circa 1780 and probably did not have children past age 50, therefore, past 1830.  It is my opinion that the last child of Jane Bleakly and Robert Wilson was little Jane, baptized in 1825, according to the parish record, in Moorfield. Siblings for Newburk listed in the parish record at Kilskeery include: Margaret, baptized in 1811; Mathew, baptized in 1813 (named for another Mathew, baptised 1807, who had died); Jane baptized in 1825. Family lore gave me this little sister of Newburk. She came to Canada with him in 1830, aged four. It is not known why. There is documentation in Ontario for her, at least after her marriage. She did not state her parents’ names for the marriage record, but other facts point to her relationship to Newburk.
Records for brother Mathew’s offspring are also in the parish records online.