Sister of Dr. F.B. Wilkinson.
Granddaughter of of General James Wilkinson, general in chief in the U.S. Army December 1796 - July 1798.
Augusta Chronicle GA. June 7 1888 newspaper:
Mrs. Virginia Wilkinson Wilde, wife of Prof. William C Wilde, has just died in New Orleans. She was the daughter of Dr. J.B. Wilkinson, had reached the age of 61 years and was a native of Plaquemines Parish. She was the daughter in law of Richard Henry Wilde, the eminent poet and jurist, who died in New Orleans some Forty years ago, and the mother of a son of the same name, for several years connected with the press of New Orleans, who died about Seven years ago in New York.
Mrs. Wilde was possessed of great literary ability, and was a frequent contributor to magazines and journals. The unmarked grave of Richard Henry Wilde was for years in the rear of the lot now owned by Mr. James P Verdery on the hill. Soon after Paul Hayne was buried however, the remains of Wilde were exhumed and placed beside Hayne in the Augusta Cemetery.
**** note** her father-in-law Richard H Wilde FAG #15461389
Obituary and note provided by Nadine, FAG member #46864109
Granddaughter of of General James Wilkinson, general in chief in the U.S. Army December 1796 - July 1798.
Augusta Chronicle GA. June 7 1888 newspaper:
Mrs. Virginia Wilkinson Wilde, wife of Prof. William C Wilde, has just died in New Orleans. She was the daughter of Dr. J.B. Wilkinson, had reached the age of 61 years and was a native of Plaquemines Parish. She was the daughter in law of Richard Henry Wilde, the eminent poet and jurist, who died in New Orleans some Forty years ago, and the mother of a son of the same name, for several years connected with the press of New Orleans, who died about Seven years ago in New York.
Mrs. Wilde was possessed of great literary ability, and was a frequent contributor to magazines and journals. The unmarked grave of Richard Henry Wilde was for years in the rear of the lot now owned by Mr. James P Verdery on the hill. Soon after Paul Hayne was buried however, the remains of Wilde were exhumed and placed beside Hayne in the Augusta Cemetery.
**** note** her father-in-law Richard H Wilde FAG #15461389
Obituary and note provided by Nadine, FAG member #46864109
Sister of Dr. F.B. Wilkinson.
Granddaughter of of General James Wilkinson, general in chief in the U.S. Army December 1796 - July 1798.
Augusta Chronicle GA. June 7 1888 newspaper:
Mrs. Virginia Wilkinson Wilde, wife of Prof. William C Wilde, has just died in New Orleans. She was the daughter of Dr. J.B. Wilkinson, had reached the age of 61 years and was a native of Plaquemines Parish. She was the daughter in law of Richard Henry Wilde, the eminent poet and jurist, who died in New Orleans some Forty years ago, and the mother of a son of the same name, for several years connected with the press of New Orleans, who died about Seven years ago in New York.
Mrs. Wilde was possessed of great literary ability, and was a frequent contributor to magazines and journals. The unmarked grave of Richard Henry Wilde was for years in the rear of the lot now owned by Mr. James P Verdery on the hill. Soon after Paul Hayne was buried however, the remains of Wilde were exhumed and placed beside Hayne in the Augusta Cemetery.
**** note** her father-in-law Richard H Wilde FAG #15461389
Obituary and note provided by Nadine, FAG member #46864109
Granddaughter of of General James Wilkinson, general in chief in the U.S. Army December 1796 - July 1798.
Augusta Chronicle GA. June 7 1888 newspaper:
Mrs. Virginia Wilkinson Wilde, wife of Prof. William C Wilde, has just died in New Orleans. She was the daughter of Dr. J.B. Wilkinson, had reached the age of 61 years and was a native of Plaquemines Parish. She was the daughter in law of Richard Henry Wilde, the eminent poet and jurist, who died in New Orleans some Forty years ago, and the mother of a son of the same name, for several years connected with the press of New Orleans, who died about Seven years ago in New York.
Mrs. Wilde was possessed of great literary ability, and was a frequent contributor to magazines and journals. The unmarked grave of Richard Henry Wilde was for years in the rear of the lot now owned by Mr. James P Verdery on the hill. Soon after Paul Hayne was buried however, the remains of Wilde were exhumed and placed beside Hayne in the Augusta Cemetery.
**** note** her father-in-law Richard H Wilde FAG #15461389
Obituary and note provided by Nadine, FAG member #46864109
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