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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #180 on: Sunday 20 December 09 13:11 GMT (UK) »
Forester Thanks for that, it just seemed odd to us that it said medically fit on the attestation, and as you say with this family................
Cross Steeple Claydon Bucks,  Jennings Steeple Claydon Bucks,  Steel Byfield Northants,  Rogers Northants,  Wheeler Oxon,  Roberts Oxon,  Bonham Oxon/ Middleton Cheney Northants,  Maycock Northants,  Abbott Northants , Newman Northants, Buckingham Bucks, Hart Warks, Newth Gloucs.

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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #181 on: Sunday 20 December 09 13:54 GMT (UK) »
I'm not letting go of this family yet.
1911 has in Paddington district.

HOUSEHOLD WHEELER ALICE F 1888 23
HOUSEHOLD WHEELER ARTHUR M 1883
HOUSEHOLD WHEELER ELIZA F 1848 63 
HOUSEHOLD WHEELER ERNEST M 1890 21
HOUSEHOLD WHEELER LITHE F 1888 23
HOUSEHOLD WHEELER FLORRIS F 1895 16

So Lithe is Lily, Florris is Florence.
No Edward, no older girls.
Cross Steeple Claydon Bucks,  Jennings Steeple Claydon Bucks,  Steel Byfield Northants,  Rogers Northants,  Wheeler Oxon,  Roberts Oxon,  Bonham Oxon/ Middleton Cheney Northants,  Maycock Northants,  Abbott Northants , Newman Northants, Buckingham Bucks, Hart Warks, Newth Gloucs.

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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #182 on: Sunday 20 December 09 15:50 GMT (UK) »
that Wheeler family Jaywit found certainly is worth following up, maybe its worth contacting the person who has the tree on ancestry
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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #183 on: Sunday 20 December 09 22:34 GMT (UK) »
Toni, you wrote, right back in part 1:

no. 1 Emily b. circa 1874 Romsey father Edward b.1853 do. a Coachman Mother Caroline

no.2 Emily A b. circa 1875 Sudbury fateher Edward b.1838 a Butcher and later a butcher and farmer Mother Mary A

no.3 Emily b. circa 1876 London father Edward b.1848  a carman  mother Eliza

no. 4 Emily b. circa 1877 Lumley Durham father Edward b.1839 a coal miner mother Jane Ann



The emboldened Emily is the daughter of Edward Wheeler and Caroline Fielder.


As it happens:

William Wheeler, born about 1826, Romsey, Hampshire married Sarah Young, born about 1836, Millbrook, Hampshire in December Quarter, 1857 in South Stoneham district, Hampshire.

Probably just a coincidence.

There's also a Charles Richard Wheeler born 1857, Romsey who married Emma (born 1856, Shrewton, Wiltshire).  This Charles Richard Wheeler was the brother of Edward Wheeler who married Caroline Fielder (on 14 April 1873, Romsey Abbey).  Coincidently, their grandfather was named Richard Wheeler.  However, their father was Samuel Wheeler whilst their mother was Elizabeth Kirby.

I have Wheelers from this area in my own database.
Yeowell (everywhere)
Lodington (everywhere)
Gerrard (Stoke Abbot)
Day (Antigua & London)
Broade (Benefield, Southwick, Turnastone, Mordiford)
Hereford (Sufton)
Pershall/Peshall (Horsley)
Ward (Lambeth, Bloomsbury & Westminster)
Stevens (Paddington & Oxford)
Hold (Newington & Winchmore Hill)
Ginger (Great Gaddesden & Flamstead)
Chidwick (Paddington, Chalfont St. Peter &Trowbridge)
Parrett (Paddington, Romsey, Fisherton Delamere, Dinton & Broad Chalke)
Davis (Oxford)
Clarkson (Newington)


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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #184 on: Sunday 20 December 09 23:01 GMT (UK) »
Was searching old newspapers for my own research but of course Emily Wheeler came to mind.  Is there any wonder we cannot find her :)
1891 April - Emily Wheeler, a tramp and persistent rough sleeper sent to prison for one month for sleeping in an outhouse in Kingstone
1891 again - Emily Wheeler, single young woman, a familiar figure in court, was brought up and sentenced to one month for sleeping rough on Mr Treadwell's premises.
Then there was an affiliation case brought by Emily Wheeler but it was dismissed. 
Later a woman was sent for trial for stealing wearing apparel from Joseph Carter that belonged to his step daughter Emily Wheeler.
And so it went on  :) Didn't get much of mine done!
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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #185 on: Sunday 20 December 09 23:40 GMT (UK) »
could Joanna and Ellen be a Brewer refering to the one Lesanne found in Romsey ?

Emily Kate Wheeler d/o Edward & Caroline

although it seems Caroline was nee Fileder

Marriages Jun 1873    Romsey  2c 124    
Brown  Henry Frank    
Fielder  Caroline    
Ward  Anne      
WHEELER  Edward    

They married 14 April 1873 at Romsey Abbey.  Edward Wheeler was son of Samuel Wheeler and Elizabeth Kirby.
Yeowell (everywhere)
Lodington (everywhere)
Gerrard (Stoke Abbot)
Day (Antigua & London)
Broade (Benefield, Southwick, Turnastone, Mordiford)
Hereford (Sufton)
Pershall/Peshall (Horsley)
Ward (Lambeth, Bloomsbury & Westminster)
Stevens (Paddington & Oxford)
Hold (Newington & Winchmore Hill)
Ginger (Great Gaddesden & Flamstead)
Chidwick (Paddington, Chalfont St. Peter &Trowbridge)
Parrett (Paddington, Romsey, Fisherton Delamere, Dinton & Broad Chalke)
Davis (Oxford)
Clarkson (Newington)

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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #186 on: Monday 21 December 09 01:18 GMT (UK) »
I has taken me the the best part of the morning to get up to date :-X with what is happening on paart 2.

You seem to have ruled oout many candidates but still no joy on the 1911 census.

I suggest that there is an outside possibbility that the namaes have been totally mistranscribed. Can't tell you how long I looked in the 1881 for DICKSEE only to eventually find it as DICKSON.  Not had much luck finding them on later censuses either and one was a "SIR".

However the scope of ones imaginaton is the limit of surnames you could begin to search many spring to mind after looking at the deciphering board anything is possible.

Although it makes the researching harder and take longer. Perhaps it is time to be imaginative :-*

possibilites:Weller, Welter, Willis, Weltern,  (have this surname once in my tree and no other matches anywhere in Australia, I found it clearly transcribed correctly as George Weltern when looking at the original real name was William Willie)

So still scratching my head over that one. (have all his birth and death details and 1863 marriage as William Willie but he is down as George Weltern on the daughters birth registration (she is on his death certificate as his only child)

good hiunting

Robyn




The following families and their Australian decendents:
Abbott, Barnard, Clarke, Inward, Lanfear, Rutter,Spencer:Middlesex
Greenaway:Cornwall
Edney, Godwin/Goodwin, Gullett:Hampshire;
Gullett:Devon
Emms:39th Regiment of Foot 1810-1832
Gordon:Scotland
Arnold, Morton:Ireland
Davies:Wales
Olcorn:Cumberland
Osborne:Staffordshire
Harrington:Kent
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Gross: Tullau Wurtmemburg Germany

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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #187 on: Monday 21 December 09 01:50 GMT (UK) »
Hi Tephra

Found this on the web!

http://www.wringtonsomerset.org.uk/archive/personalquest/young.html

WOW! :D

Your doing a great job here! with your Savenger hunts    ;D

Off back to Yorkie! out of my area  here!

Merry Xmas

Dobby




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Re: Moogaloos Scavenger Hunt Part 2... Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #188 on: Monday 21 December 09 02:14 GMT (UK) »
Checked 1911 Canada cenus no Joanna's that matched only 2 "starts with Joan" :-\

http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/census11/index.jsp for others reference.

can search other years there also
Robyn
The following families and their Australian decendents:
Abbott, Barnard, Clarke, Inward, Lanfear, Rutter,Spencer:Middlesex
Greenaway:Cornwall
Edney, Godwin/Goodwin, Gullett:Hampshire;
Gullett:Devon
Emms:39th Regiment of Foot 1810-1832
Gordon:Scotland
Arnold, Morton:Ireland
Davies:Wales
Olcorn:Cumberland
Osborne:Staffordshire
Harrington:Kent
&
Gross: Tullau Wurtmemburg Germany