I am looking for information on Amelia Randolph Wilson, who is mentioned in the notes below. These notes are all that I have on Amelia. The research was done by a great aunt, in the 70s. She did not pass along any other sources of information. Any information that any of you can share, on Amelia's dob and pob, and parents, siblings, etc. will be most appreciated. Thank you. Arlene Hampton AHamptonResearch@aol.com "James Wilson, Major in Revolution. Married Amelia Randolph. Lucy Wilson Crankfield was the daughter of Amelia Randolph Wilson and James Wilson. Lucy died 1836. Buried in the Crankfield Cemetery in Blythewood, SC" James Wilson estate 1069 Administration Bond 1 page 172-174 File #70 Package 1069 1070 1071 Estate of James Wilson. National Archives Call No. 35 Micro Film Copy Roll 13 Index to Revolutionary War Pension Applications and Bounty Land Warrant Files. "Wilson, James or Amelia Willson NC. "Wilson or Willson, James N.C. Amelia W9008 BLW.T. 31742 160-55 Will of John Wilson 1799 father of James and Jessee on North side of Bear Creek. Theophilsa 100 acres on Rice Creek. Vol. 1 Record of Wills 1787 1819 Fairfield County South Carolina Major James Wilson, Fairfield District South Carolina listed in Hightman's Revolutionary Officers. Lieut. 4th SC. Art. Nov. 1776. Capt. 1779. Prisoner in Ch....?..... Original land to Littleton Crankfield, Fairfield District South Carolina March 3, 1800. Archives building in Charleston, SC . Vol. 53 page 94. Again, 500 acres Oct. 5, 1814, Vol. ? Page 230 (Fire proff (sic) building in Charleston). Clerk of Court Office Winnsboro, CC Page 251 "James Wilson to Littleton Crankfield his son-in-law". Jesse Wilson Vol. 2 Book 12, Page 57 John Wilson Vol. 1 Book 3 Page 8 Jonathan Crankfield witnissed (sic) his will 17th April 1830. The year before he left for Calhoun County Alabama (the researcher does not specify which will she is making reference to here. In her notes, it is written next to the names of both Jesse and John). James Wilson, AA8520