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Re: St. Peter Port Parish Baptisms - WHEATLEY
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 17:54 GMT (UK) »
Hi, 

I'm not sure if I am looking at the same image as you, I see Robert's name as Robert William Wake, son of Robert WHEATLEY,

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I can't find Annie Gertrude's or Elizabeth's births but I have found the other grand-daughter Emily,

Bailiwick Of Guernsey, Civil Births
02 Apr 1864
Emily
(illegitimate)
Mary Ann WHEATLY
Birth place  Grande Rue

That's the same address the family is at in the census, Robert Snr and Mary have a daughter Mary Ann b.1841 living with them in 1851

As Emily used the name Robert as her father when she got married it seems that she was actually using her grandfather's name. I wonder if the other girls did the same?


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Re: St. Peter Port Parish Baptisms - WHEATLEY
« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 18:03 GMT (UK) »
That is a very good find re the birth of Emily. Well done Daisy

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« Reply #20 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 19:19 GMT (UK) »
I'll second that.

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Re: St. Peter Port Parish Baptisms - WHEATLEY
« Reply #21 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 19:34 GMT (UK) »
Hi Daisy, thanks, that's exactly what I have been wondering because I have Emily as the daughter of Mary Ann (1841) due to the fact that her birth registration lists her mother as Mary Ann Wheatley but no father is listed.
This is why, without a birth/baptismal record for Annie I cannot determine if they are actually cousins or sisters.

I was really hoping someone who could access the The Priaulx Library who is local could finally clear things up for me by looking where all the Guernsey records (or copies thereof) are actually kept so I could find out who Annie's mother was.
I was hoping to not have to spend 40 pounds on a single birth certificate from the Guernsey Greffe but unless someone who is already at the Priaulx Library can do a quick look-up while they're there (which is free) it's looking like it might be the only option. This is my last-ditch attempt to solve the mystery before making such an investment.

RE: Robert William Wake, yes that's exactly what it appears to say, it then goes on to say: son of Robert Wheatley, Private 1st Rifles and his wife, Mary Ann.

Thanks all, I appreciate the difficult detective work this line requires! You've all caught up to speed pretty quick! I am impressed ;)


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Re: St. Peter Port Parish Baptisms - WHEATLEY
« Reply #22 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 19:37 GMT (UK) »
It appears that Mary Ann, Annie Gertrude & Elizabeth do not appear in 1881 census, Emily does.

Could this be because Mary Ann Wheatley married William (surname DUTCH--22nd Brigade R A, father Joseph)   27th August 1875         St Pierre Du Bois, Guernsey. She is the daughter of Robert Wheatley, her abode St Peter's Port.

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appears with William in 1891 census and Susan Argyle nee' Wheatley.

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« Reply #23 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 19:42 GMT (UK) »

There are a lot of Guernsey records at FindMyPast if you are a member,

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Re: St. Peter Port Parish Baptisms - WHEATLEY
« Reply #24 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 20:04 GMT (UK) »
It appears that Mary Ann, Annie Gertrude & Elizabeth do not appear in 1881 census, Emily does.

Could this be because Mary Ann Wheatley married William (surname DUTCH--22nd Brigade R A, father Joseph)   27th August 1875         St Pierre Du Bois, Guernsey. She is the daughter of Robert Wheatley, her abode St Peter's Port.

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appears with William in 1891 census and Susan Argyle nee' Wheatley.

Ahh so the immigration record in 1876 says Gunner Dutch, not Duty! That helps, I couldn't read it on the form, it looks like it says 'Duty.'
In 1876 these three sisters were bound for Southampton aboard the Brittany vessel; Mary Ann, Susan and Martha M.

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Re: St. Peter Port Parish Baptisms - WHEATLEY
« Reply #25 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 20:13 GMT (UK) »

There are a lot of Guernsey records at FindMyPast if you are a member,

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01u8b/

I don't have an active subscription at present because I hit a brick wall but I do find it a very helpful site for the Guernsey records. It seems to hold the most because the Guernsey Archives are in partnership with them and are in the process of digitizing their records to make them available online.

Although not all of the records for the 1860s are available online yet, which is why I think I can't find Annie's birth or baptism on there.

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Re: St. Peter Port Parish Baptisms - WHEATLEY
« Reply #26 on: Tuesday 17 February 26 20:23 GMT (UK) »
Ahh so the immigration record in 1876 says Gunner Dutch, not Duty! That helps, I couldn't read it on the form, it looks like it says 'Duty.'
In 1876 these three sisters were bound for Southampton aboard the Brittany vessel; Mary Ann, Susan and Martha M.

Where do these records appear please--any links available

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