author
William Thomas Wilson
A little-known early 20th-century novelist, this author is remembered for a single historical romance that blends adventure, loyalty, and the enduring mystery of the Lost Colony. His work offers a vivid, old-fashioned tale of Elizabethan intrigue and colonial peril.
1 Audiobook
For the Love of Lady Margaret: A Romance of the Lost Colony
by William Thomas Wilson
About the author
Very little biographical information about William Thomas Wilson could be confirmed from the sources available during this search. He is chiefly associated with For the Love of Lady Margaret: A Romance of the Lost Colony, a novel published in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1908.
That book is set around the Roanoke colony and the Elizabethan world, mixing romance, danger, and historical imagination. Modern library and public-domain records suggest that this is the work for which he is known today, and no broader confirmed bibliography was clearly established from the sources reviewed.
Because reliable personal details were scarce, Wilson remains something of an obscure figure. What survives most clearly is the novel itself, which has continued to circulate through library catalogs, digitized archives, and public-domain editions for readers interested in forgotten historical fiction.