About Florence Mary Wilson
Lived 1870 – 1946 (aged 75–76). Florence Mary Wilson was a poet.
Florence Mary Wilson was a poet who wrote the ballad The Man from God Knows Where.
Life Born in Lisburn, County Antrim to Robert Addy a mill manager, she married solicitor Fred Wilson in 1898 and lived in Bangor, County Down with whom she had six children. Wilson was a regular contributor to the Irish Homestead, Northern Whig, and other papers. She was a friend of Alice Milligan and Alice Stopford Green. Wilson wrote the ballad, The Man from God Knows Where in 1918 about Thomas Russell. She wrote a volume of poetry The Coming of the Earls which was republished frequently and was popular in America.
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Who was Florence Mary Wilson?
Irish poet
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Florence Mary Wilson was born in 1870 in County Antrim.
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Florence Mary Wilson died in 1946.
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Florence Mary Wilson was a poet.
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