Rachel Wilson
travelling Quaker minister 1720–1775
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Summary
Rachel Wilson is a human[1]. She was born on January 1, 1720[2]. She died on January 1, 1775[3]. She worked as a Christian minister[4].
Key Facts
- Rachel Wilson was born on January 1, 1720[2].
- Rachel Wilson died on January 1, 1775[3].
- Rachel Wilson's father was Q138473159[5].
- Rachel Wilson was married to Isaac Wilson[6].
- A child of Rachel Wilson was Deborah Wilson[7].
- A child of Rachel Wilson was Dorothy Wilson[8].
- A child of Rachel Wilson was Margaret Wilson[9].
- A child of Rachel Wilson was John Wilson[10].
- Rachel Wilson held citizenship in United Kingdom[11].
- Rachel Wilson's professions included Christian minister[4].
- Rachel Wilson's religion is recorded as Quakers[12].
- Rachel Wilson is recorded as female[13].
- Rachel Wilson's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Rachel Wilson's family name is recorded as Wilson[15].
- Rachel Wilson's given name is recorded as Rachel[16].
- Rachel Wilson's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as 100 DC Women[17].
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Origins and Family
Rachel Wilson was born on January 1, 1720[2]. Her father was Q138473159[5].
Career and Affiliations
Rachel Wilson worked as a Christian minister[4].
Personal Life
Among Rachel Wilson's spouses was Isaac Wilson[6]. Children include Deborah Wilson[7], 1743–1821[18]; Dorothy Wilson[8]; Margaret Wilson[9]; and John Wilson[10]. Her religion is recorded as Quakers[12].
Death and Burial
Rachel Wilson died on January 1, 1775[3].
FAQs
Who were Rachel Wilson's parents?
Rachel Wilson's father was Q138473159[5].
Who was Rachel Wilson married to?
Rachel Wilson's spouses include Isaac Wilson[6].
What did Rachel Wilson do for work?
Rachel Wilson worked as Christian minister[4].