Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In

[wifeywebb]

Name of ship- Caronia (?),Date of arrival - 17/7/1910, whence arrived - New York, Port of arrival - Liverpool.

Holding through ticket to Bristol, although looks like they landed at Liverpool.

Charles Young, (no occ)
Emily Young, his wife
Charles Young, child
Mary Young, child
Nellie Young, child

[moogaloo]

Moogaloo, you/your father may be right -- he may have been the only boy in the family.

But surprises can happen, especially if he had older half-siblings who may not have lived with him. Older siblings could also have died.

I'm just saying -- don't rule something out just because it contains the name of an older boy, if other names may fit.

I suppose it is quite possible that if Charles was married before he married Emily Wheeler then it is possible there may have been other male siblings, but from what my Aunt Joanna said, there were eight girls and my father.  She was most definite about that.  x x

[Annie65115]

I've found that Wheeler family in Liverpool in 1901, with parents John and Annie, so sadly that wasn't them either!

[moogaloo]

Don't know about everyone else, but my head is just cabbaged with all this information lol.   I need a brew and some chocolate, lol.  x x  
 

[Annie65115]

1901 census: Winifred Wheeler with mother Emily - there are 3. None of the Emily's are young enough to have married in 1914 in their late 30's.

So that's another dead end, unless someone is cleverer than me with their searches.

[Ebch]

CHARLES YOUNG 37 YRS Laborour 6/6/1911 on Carmania out of Liverpool accompanied by Frank Young aged 10.  Charles Young's next of kin were given as Mr and Mrs Young, 19 Bower Lane, Maidstone, Kent.  Frank's nok were given as same but saying grandparents. Back to look at some more

[Annie65115]

If Emily had at least 4 children before Ellen and Joan, then she should be in the 1901 census with those children.

It's likely that the children would have been born over the previous 10 years max, probably over a shorter length of time. Emily's pututive dob, from her marraige cert has been 1876 - it certainly can't have been much later if she was to fit in 4 children before 1901/2.

I have searched the 1901 census for female Wheelers born anywhere in the country between 1891 - 1901, with a mother named Emily. There were 108 hits and not one single one of those looked to fit the bill - No family with a suitbly aged mother called Emily and daughter called Winifred or Margaret; no misspellings or shortened versions of these names.

We could spend lots more time searching for abbrevs etc of Emily too - might she have been known as Amelia? Amy? Emma? Milly? - but there don't appear to be any Winifred or Margaret Wheelers with a suitably aged mother with any of those names either.

So I am stumped. And I'm going to bed. Good night, and better luck over the w/e!

[Lesanne]

Knowing the trouble I had with the Navy side in my lot..... 

1881. Charles Young b St Gluvias, Penryn Cornwall 3yrs bc 1878/9 with Grandmother and sibs.

1891. agd 17 'Impregnable' oh!! whoppers to get 'in'.. aged 1874 !! bp St Gluvias Cornwall.

1901. Gibraltar RN. aged 22yrs (back to 1878/9) and 'Mar' is this married?
                                                        ............. I cant find a suitable wife 
                                                  ............ maybe she died... ?

1911. ?? is this the same Charles in Institution Bodmin, Cornwall agd 34-1877 ??

[Ebch]

I think you can rule out Charles and Emily to USA.  There are 13155 Youngs and on narrowing it down to Charles with a dob range from 1870 to 1880 none of them fitted - Your Emily Wheeler doesnt fit any of them either. Nite nite