On January 18, 1816 as James Campbell Wilson, he married Anna Emma Beall Balch at the District of Columbia.
Federal Republican Friday, January 19, 1816
Married. On last evening by the Rev. Dr. Muir of Alexandria, Mr. James C. Wilson, Merchant of Baltimore, to Miss Anna E.B. Balch, daughter of the Rev. S.B. Balch of this place.
Daily National Intelligencer Thursday, March 22, 1860
Local Matters
Obituary. Mr. James C. Wilson, a clerk in the Bureau of Engineers, died at his residence (Smith's Row), Georgetown, on Tuesday. He was the only officer in the District of Columbia who was attached to the volunteer artillery companies of Baltimore (three in number) which were stationed in Fort McHenry during the bombardment of September 1814. Mr. Wilson has long been looked upon as one of the most competent and efficient officers of his bureau or the whole clerical corps of the Government.
Federal Republican Friday, January 19, 1816
Married. On last evening by the Rev. Dr. Muir of Alexandria, Mr. James C. Wilson, Merchant of Baltimore, to Miss Anna E.B. Balch, daughter of the Rev. S.B. Balch of this place.
Daily National Intelligencer Thursday, March 22, 1860
Local Matters
Obituary. Mr. James C. Wilson, a clerk in the Bureau of Engineers, died at his residence (Smith's Row), Georgetown, on Tuesday. He was the only officer in the District of Columbia who was attached to the volunteer artillery companies of Baltimore (three in number) which were stationed in Fort McHenry during the bombardment of September 1814. Mr. Wilson has long been looked upon as one of the most competent and efficient officers of his bureau or the whole clerical corps of the Government.
On January 18, 1816 as James Campbell Wilson, he married Anna Emma Beall Balch at the District of Columbia.
Federal Republican Friday, January 19, 1816
Married. On last evening by the Rev. Dr. Muir of Alexandria, Mr. James C. Wilson, Merchant of Baltimore, to Miss Anna E.B. Balch, daughter of the Rev. S.B. Balch of this place.
Daily National Intelligencer Thursday, March 22, 1860
Local Matters
Obituary. Mr. James C. Wilson, a clerk in the Bureau of Engineers, died at his residence (Smith's Row), Georgetown, on Tuesday. He was the only officer in the District of Columbia who was attached to the volunteer artillery companies of Baltimore (three in number) which were stationed in Fort McHenry during the bombardment of September 1814. Mr. Wilson has long been looked upon as one of the most competent and efficient officers of his bureau or the whole clerical corps of the Government.
Federal Republican Friday, January 19, 1816
Married. On last evening by the Rev. Dr. Muir of Alexandria, Mr. James C. Wilson, Merchant of Baltimore, to Miss Anna E.B. Balch, daughter of the Rev. S.B. Balch of this place.
Daily National Intelligencer Thursday, March 22, 1860
Local Matters
Obituary. Mr. James C. Wilson, a clerk in the Bureau of Engineers, died at his residence (Smith's Row), Georgetown, on Tuesday. He was the only officer in the District of Columbia who was attached to the volunteer artillery companies of Baltimore (three in number) which were stationed in Fort McHenry during the bombardment of September 1814. Mr. Wilson has long been looked upon as one of the most competent and efficient officers of his bureau or the whole clerical corps of the Government.
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