Them Wild Woods: An Irish Quaker Familys Transatlantic Correspondence 1818-1877
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Educated at Campbell College, Belfast and Trinity College, Dublin, Bill Jackson retired in 1999 from a career with Oxfam, the Irish public service and the United Nations.
That emigration tore Irish families apart is a given, but rarely is the separation chronicled across three generations.
These hitherto unpublished letters describe the life of an Ulster Quaker shop-keeping family whose daughter married and emigrated in 1818. They bring out the fears of parents who will never see their child ...























