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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #36 on: Thursday 03 November 11 14:50 GMT (UK) »
Hi Richard
   tell me about it i am supposed to be looking for a kitchen for the house we are building not doing this Sandy

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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #37 on: Thursday 03 November 11 20:06 GMT (UK) »
Hi - I've been looking at this again this evening,  although Daniel's birthplace in 1861 has been transcribed as Aston Bucks,  to me it looks more like Orton, Bucks   -  which could be where the name Horton came from,  there is a Horton in Buckinghamshire.  I will try to attach a scan of that tiny bit so you can see

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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #38 on: Saturday 05 November 11 10:08 GMT (UK) »
Hi
    Is the Daniel Wheeler that die in 1879 our Daniel Wheeler it has his parents as Daniel Wheeler and Martha Brown. I have found the following

      Daniel wheeler married Martha Brown in Thatcham Berkshire
      on the 26/03/1797, that is the name for the parents of Daniel Wheeler
      that die in 1879 Queensland what do you all think
     
     Sandy

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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #39 on: Saturday 05 November 11 10:29 GMT (UK) »
Hi
   From familysearch
 
      Daniel Wheeler born 1800 Thatcham parents Daniel and Martha Wheeler

      !881 census
      Daniel Wheeler born 1800 Thatcham living in Reading with wife Mary

     So not our Daniel ?
     
     Sandy

I don't think the Thatcham one is 'your' Daniel,  you found him (the Thatcham one ) in 1881 in Reading - see above.

I don't know where the info that the Daniel who died in 1879 Queensland had those parents came from?  it could just be someone taking a bit of a guess,  unless it is actually from the death certificate.

The birth places I scanned above is what the Daniel married to Eliza and living in Hagbourne gives as their birthplaces in 1861.  There is a Horton in Buckinghamshire and the records for it are not in the IGI as far as I can see.

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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #40 on: Saturday 05 November 11 10:44 GMT (UK) »
Hi DebbieG

        I was send that information from someone who was trying to help.
        I was just thinking if we found his parents that we have  for the death in
         1879 in Queensland it may help i tried finding him in Buckinghamshire
        but i have got no where with it Must be doing something wrong

        Sandy

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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #41 on: Saturday 05 November 11 11:19 GMT (UK) »
I don't think those are the parents for the Daniel that died in Queensland - unless they came from his death certificate in which case I will be proved wrong.  I think the Daniel born to those parents is the one you found in Reading.

Not all parish records are available on-line,  so you may not be doing anything wrong - they just aren't available that way yet.  Buckinghamshire is quite bad in this respect as is Oxfordshire.

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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #42 on: Monday 14 November 11 19:42 GMT (UK) »
Dear Debbie and Sandy

Going through my late brothers work I have found that he made a connection with Horton Bucks as follows:

Thomas Wheeler b ?
                         married Martha Hicks at  Langley Marish 5.11.1793
                          d. Horton 12.2.1801

Children: John bpt Horton 1794, Charles bpt Horton 1796, Thomas bpt 1798, Daniel b. 1799 bpt Horton 1801.

I do not know whether he amnaged to make a firm link with our Daniel, but one of Daniel's daughters is named Martha Wheeler and another Mary Hicks Wheeler.

How can we check this?

Richard

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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #43 on: Tuesday 15 November 11 17:41 GMT (UK) »
HI
    i Had no luck today with it will try tomorrow and i have post that information on another site that i use. Sandy

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Re: Child of Thomas Wheeler
« Reply #44 on: Wednesday 16 November 11 00:35 GMT (UK) »
Hello,
I have not been taking much notice of this thread. I should have done as I could have saved you some time looking at Daniel Wheeler 1800 Thatcham, son of Daniel and Martha nee Brown.
They are part of my Sellwood tree, Fanny Sellwood 1807 having married their son Charles 1811.
They are definitely not your people.

The Hagbourne Wheelers in 1851 were all born Hagbourne although as has been said Daniel could have been born in Bucks. It looks as if someone in the past has muddled the two Daniel Wheeler families of Thatcham and Hagbourne, and published as fact, a common occurrence nowadays.

1851 has Daniel 50 aglab Eliza 49, Abednego 20 aglab, Enoch 18 aglab Jane 11, Mary 9, Lucy 4.
The IGI has the marriage to Eliza Essex in 1823 Hagbourne.

On another part of my tree I have that Abednego bap 1831 East Hagbourne marr Charlotte Rhodes in 1856 and died in 1864, buried Bracknell. She remarried to a Seward, my other link.
Brother Shadrach Wheeler 1824 marr to Hannah Blackall and died 1881 as before posted.

Daniel Wheeler 1800 of Thatcham marr Mary Parker of Reading having moved there and they  had 6 children. Like many in his family he was a coachmaker.

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