Nice to make progress, not everyone wanted to be on a Voter's List, nor did they have to be, and there were certain criteria to be met too... Many settlers used the name given to places by the English and sometimes nothing to do with translating it from Gaelic either! Bothar Bui translates to Yellow Road but the English called it Enfield. So, indeed you did well working things out and certainly a thing for others to consider! Keep joining the dots! Dave. On 22/03/2015 18:10, Ellen Brown via wrote: > I knew they were from Cavancarragh 1766 Robert Wilson is on the Religious Census but could not find him on the 1788 Voters However...... with the placename search I found that Cavancarragh means rough hill or rocky hill BINGO there is my Robert at Rockhill Spent yesterday reading all the Wilson Wills and connection some dots So don't give up and try what I did.Thanks All Ellen in Fl