Family History, Wheaton Chart 0404 Henry Wheaton and Sarah Ann Barlow

3
Jane
Ann
WHEATON
born
June quarter
1867
Somersham
Hunts.
occupation
1871 Scholar
1881 Scholar
1891 Waitress

married
9th June 1898
The Register Office
Greenwich
London
witnesses
Emma
ROTHERHAM
Lydia
MONW
Henry
Ernest
ARMSTRONG
born
March quarter
1869
Kentish Town
London
occupation
1898, 1901
Billiard
Marker
died about
March quarter
1908
Uxbridge district, Middlesex
Age 38

4
Minnie
Ann
WHEATON
born
June quarter 1869
Somersham
Hunts.

married
4th September 1887
Church of the Ascension Battersea
Surrey
witnesses
Samuel Isaac
BROWN
Judith Annie
BROWN
Charles
Edward
LOCK

5
Florence
Harriet
WHEATON
born
June quarter 1871
Somersham
Hunts.
died
December quarter
1958
Samford district Lincolnshire

married
15th July 1903
The Register Office
Lambeth
London
witnesses
Minnie Ann
LOCK
Henry E BOWIE
Francis
Henry
ADAMS

6
Bertram
Barlow
WHEATON
born
December quarter 1873
Somersham
Hunts.
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891 Barman
died
September quarter
1903
North Witchford
District
Cambs.
Age
29 years
as
Bert Barlow
WHEATON

7
James
Henry
WHEATON
born
June quarter 1876
Somersham
Hunts.
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891
Van boy
1901
Coal Merchants Carman
died
June quarter 1944
Somersham
Hunts
Age 67 years

8
Frederick
John
WHEATON
born
June
quarter
1878
Somersham
Hunts.
died
Thursday
15th March 1917
WWI
military records
See notes

married
December quarter
1910
North Witchford District
Cambs.
Emily
ROWE

9
Sarah Ann
WHEATON
born
June quarter 1880
Somersham
Hunts.
possibly
died
1951
Brighton district
Sussex
Age 72

married
22nd January 1900
The Register Office
Lambeth
London
licence
witnesses
John Allright
WHEELER
Sarah Ann
WHEATON
John
Alfred
WHEELER
born
1877
occupation
1900 Confectioner's Manager
1901 Confectioner
1911 Confectioner Merchant and Agent

10
Ada Louise
WHEATON
born
30th April 1882
Somersham
Hunts.

married (1)
14th February 1906
St Saviour Lambeth Surrey
witnesses Frederick George
BROWN Olive Annie BROWN
Ernest Alfred Arthur Farrow HENDLY

married(2)
11th December
1910
St Michael
Stockwell
Lambeth
Surrey
(December
quarter
1910
Lambeth district
Surrey)
witnesses
S NICHOLL
R E BROWN
banns
20th, 27th
November
and
4th December
1910
St Michael
Stockwell
Lambeth
Surrey
both of this
parish
John
ROGERS

11
Eva
WHEATON
born
20th December
1883
Somersham
Hunts.
died
17th August 1966
216
Burgh Road Skegness Lincolnshire
as a widow

~(1)
???

married(2)
March quarter
1929
St Martin District
London
William J
AKAM

12
Emily
WHEATON
born
19th April 1886
Somersham
Hunts.
occupation
1901 General Domestic Servant
1917 Domestic Servant
died
15th February 1917
Three Counties Lunatic Asylum Stotfold Biggleswade Bedfordshire
Age 31
cause of death Pulmonary Tuberculosis
6 months
certified by
L D FULLER L R C P
informant of death
P D Hunter Acting Med Supt Three Counties Lunatic Asylum, Stotfold, Bedfordshire

13
Ida
Mabel
WHEATON
born
16th June 1889
Somersham
Hunts.
baptised
31 October 1891
St George the Martyr Southwark London
died
December
quarter
1891
St Saviour
District
Surrey
Age 2 years

LOCK
Chart 0301

ADAMS
Chart 0306

WHEATON/
ROWE/
SMITH
Chart 0315

HENDLY/ ROGERS
Chart 0300

WHEATON/
AKAM
Chart 0327

1851 High Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. At same address was Martha FULLER a servant, and Robert WHEATON, John's father. 1861 Main Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1871 Main Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1882, 1884, 1885, 1889 Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1891 "Black Horse", High Street, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire (RG12/1300 folio 46 page 11) Henry was a Boarder along with six other men at the Black Horse on census night whilst his wife, calling herself a widow, and his children, were in London 1891 15 Southampton Street, Camberwell, Surrey (baptism of Ida, entered as father) 1901 St James Mission Hall, 274 Eaton Place, Edmonton, Middlesex. It was a lodging house with a total of 28 men altogether. 1911 Prince of Wales, High Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Boarding here along with six other men. 1917 Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1851 High Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire (Cheryl REED 8/2/2009) 1861 Main Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire (Cheryl REED 8/2/2009) 1871 Main Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1882, 1884, 1886 Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1891 5 Southampton Street, Camberwell St George, Surrey (RG12/488 folio 27 page 3) as a widow, husband still living 1891 15 Southampton Street, Camberwell, Surrey (baptism of Ida, Henry and Sarah entered)) 1901 6 Clarendon Street, Camberwell, Surrey as a widow, husband still living Living in the same property as Anne DOYLE (67) born Ireland, her daughter Marian Kathleen (29) and a visitor Charles Edward DOYLE (29) born Ireland Also living with her was her daughter Eva and granddaughter Daisy 1911 150 Kennington Park Road, Kennington, London S E - married but husband elsewhere. Living with her daughter, Minnie WHEATON, married but no husband present. Living with them were Minnie's nephew Francis Bertram ADAMS (5) born Clapham, Surrey and her niece Daisy WHEATON (10) born Clapham, London There was also a Boarder, Charles Jessier DUNHAM (48) married Accountant born Hatfield, Hertfordshire On the 1911 census she is shown as being married 44 years, having had 11 children, 9 survive and 2 have died. Father - Peter BARLOW - Farmer 1871 Main Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1891 5 Southampton Street, Camberwell St George, Surrey (RG12/488 folio 27 page 3) 1898 42 Brocklehurst Street, New Cross, London 1901 2 Claylands Cottages, Lambeth, London 1911 Not found. Information for Henry Ernest ARMSTRONG Father - Henry Alfred ARMSTRONG - Builder deceased 1871 Main Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1887 23 Tilhorpe Road (?Battersea), Surrey 1891 Parkhouse Street, Camberwell, London (RG12/488 folio46 page 42). Living with them was sister Sarah Anne WHEATON 1901 10 Bellefields Road, Lambeth, Surrey. Housekeeper to Frederick J DIXON (37) Single Billiard Manager born Norfolk. She was not living with her husband Charles. See his notes for information. 1911 150 Kennington Park Road, Kennington, London S E. Living with her were nephew Francis Bertram ADAMS (5) born Clapham, Surrey, niece Daisy WHEATON (10) born Clapham, London and her mother Sarah Ann WHEATON (60) married (but husband living elsewhere) Housekeeper born Somersham. Huntingdonshire. There was also a Boarder, Charles Jessier DUNHAM (48) married Accountant born Hatfield, Hertfordshire 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1891 34 Eversholt Street, St Pancras, London (RG12/126 folio 8 page 8). Visiting James REED Head M 45 Carpenter born Newcastle on Tyne; Fanny REED wife 25 born St Giles, London, Fred REED Son 1 born St Pancras, London, Ada REED daughter 4 born St Pancras, London and Ethel REED Dau Age (?) born St Pancras London. Two other families in the property, 15 in all. (Peter CHURCH contacted me in February 2005; he is a descendant of a brother of Sarah Ann BARLOW. He has an office at 1 Eversholt Street! He says that opposite No. 24 there is a pub and wonders if Florence worked there) 1901 53 Fore Street, St Giles without, Cripplegate, London. Barmaid to John Frederick GOATLAND (4) Licensed Victualler born Ashill, Somerset with his mother, sister, and five other servants 1903 164 Stockwell Park Road, Brixton, Surrey 1911 26 Conduit Street West, St George Hanover Square, London - husband not present Information from Cheryl REED 8/2/2009 Assistant to Frederick J CAFFYN (43) married Licensed Victualler born St John Woods, London, his wife Annie (40) born Paddington London and daughter Florence C (18) Assist in business, born. Camberwell, London. Other Assistants were Edith HARRIS(26) single Barmaid born Brockley Kent and Ernest Albert PRICKETT (31) single Barman born East Molisey Surrey. A Domestic Servant was Elsie Daisy PEARCE (28) Single born Cardiff, Glamorgan 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1891 106 Charles Street, Paddington, London (RG12/3 folio 104 p6). Servant to Bowditch SAMUEL Head S 25 Licensed Victualler Manager born Kilmington Devon, with other servants Polly HOLLANDS S 40 Housekeeper born Hersham, Surrey. John CAIRN (?) 20 Barman born Morchard Bishop, Devon and Frederick JULYDEO (?) 18 (?) Barman born Scrydland (?), Kent 1901 Not found 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1891 5 Southampton Street, Camberwell St George, Surrey (RG12/488 folio 27 page 3) 1901 West End, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Boarding with Thomas ASPINALL (69) born Elsworthy, Cambridgeshire, a Public Road Cleaner, his wife Martha (66) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and 3 other lodgers. 1911 High Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Boarding with William TIBBLES (40) General Agricultural Labourer born Warboys, Huntingdonshire, his wife Jane (35) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and their children. There was one other Boarder, Geo WEST (23) single Agricultural Enginer Driver born ???, Norfolk The Attestation Papers for James are dated the 17th January 1894. He stated that he was born in the parish of St George, Peckham, Surrey, but gives his father's name as Hy WHEATON of Somersham his mother as S A WHEATON, No 8 Crofton Road, Peckham, London, and an elder brother B WHEATON of Somersham so we feel this is the right man. He was Private 4809 when he enlisted in the Bedfordshire Regiment in Huntingdon on the suggestion of Sergeant H TURNER, 5 B K R R C. At that time James was 19 years and 7 months and was a Seaman. He was 5' 5 1/4" tall, weighed 120lbs. of fresh complexion with grey eyes and brown hair. He had a scar in the centre of his forehead and a mole on the back below the left clavicle. From the 17th January 1894 he was in the 2nd Battalion and served in Bedford, Devonport and Aldershot. In December 1895 he was posted still as a Private to the 1st Battalion and was aboard SS Dilwara. Then on the 1st January 1896 was sent to India where he served in Umballa and Solon. His habits were regular, conduct good and he was temperate. Unfortunately for James, on the 21st February 1897, whilst in India, he fell on some stone steps after slipping on a piece of orange peel, fracturing the patella of his left leg traversely "but the separation was not complete". At the hospital in Umballa it was decided not to operate and the fractured portions of the patella were brought into satisfactory apposition by external means. Although the fracture seems to have healed, James only had a limited use of the leg and was unable to do his duty. Following the Court of Enquiry on the 28th August 1897 it was agreed that the problem was an accident, not caused by climate or military service, no aggravated by intemperance or other vice, or by misconduct. James left Bombay for England on the 20th October and sent to a hospital at Netley on the 19th November 1897. As a result of the injury it was decided that James was permanently unfit for service and he was discharged on the 20th September 1897. It was decided that he would be able to earn a living as civilian, although his earning capacity would be halved. At the time of his discharge he had 3 years and 332 days of pensionable service, but there is no information concerning the amount he was to receive. 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1891 5 Southampton Street, Camberwell St George, Surrey (RG12/488 folio 27 page 3) 1901 King Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Lodging with John GRIMWOOD (37) born Gughorne, Cambridgeshire, his wife Emma (30), 3 sons and a daughter all born in Somersham, and a son-in-law, Charles GOWLER (20) Agricultural Farm Labourer. John GRIMWOOD was a Hawker. 1903 10 South Park Street, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire 1908 Does this apply to this Frederick? Birth date matches but he was back in England again by 1911 Border Crossings: Canada to US 1895-1956 Name: Frederic WHEATON Arrival Date: 8 May 1908 Age: 29 Birth Date: abt 1879 Birth Country: England Gender: Male Race/Nationality: English Ship Name: Tunisian Port of Arrival: Quebec, Quebec, Canada Port of Departure: Liverpool, England 1911 South Park Street, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire. Living with them was Frederick's step-son Charles ROWE (from transcript) (4) born Chatteris, Cambridgeshire 1914 10 South Park Street, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire Information from Roland ASPINALL 9.11.1993 states that on a List of Monumental Inscriptions in the Norris Museum, St. Ives, Cambridgeshire referring to the the 1914-1918 War Memorial in Somersham, Huntingdonshire, there is the name Frederick WHEALTON (sic) "The Regulars" regiment. There is also a Frederick J WHEATON on the War Memorial in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire. Enlisted Chatteris, Cambridgeshire Theatre of War was in France and Flanders The above information has now been confirmed by the following: 1917 Frederick John Pte 18839 Suffolk Regiment Information from Forces War Records Site sent by John TERRY 15/10/2014 Name: Frederick John Surname: WHEATON Birth Town: Somersham, Hunts Resided Town: Chatteris Nationality: British Date of Death: 15/03/1917 Fate: Killed In Action Rank: Private Service Number: 18839 Duty Location: France And Flanders Campaign Medals: Victory Medal Given the information we have available it is likely that Frederick John Wheaton was entitled to the Victory medal, also called the Inter Allied Victory Medal. This medal was awarded to all who received the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star and, with certain exceptions, to those who received the British War Medal. It was never awarded alone. These three medals were sometimes irreverently referred to as Pip, Squeak and Wilfred. Eligibility for this award consisted of having been mobilised, fighting, having served in any of the theatres of operations, or at sea, between midnight 4th/5th August, 1914, and midnight, 11th/12th November, 1918. Women who served in any of the various military organisations in a theatre of operations were also eligible. British War Medal From the information available to us, it is very possible that Frederick John Wheaton was entitled to the British War Medal for service in World War One. This British Empire campaign medal was issued for services between 5th August 1914 and 11th November 1918. The medal was automatically awarded in the event of death on active service before the completion of this period. There were 6 men on Den’s tree who died in the war....I will find the other four (other than Ernest and Frederick...Henry survived)....but then there’s probably more who served without being killed so I need to have a look.....I will find the other four first.....odd really as one of Den’s cousins wrote only last week asking if a particular Thomas was on our tree as she had been to a graveyard in France and seen the name.....another serendipity moment! That’s how I know there were six who were killed in the war! 1881 Butcher's Shop, Somersham, Huntingdonshire 1891 Parkhouse Street, Camberwell, London (RG12/488 folio46 page 42). Living with her sister Minnie and her husband 1900 26 Clapham Road, (?Lambeth), London 1901 109 Brixton Road, Lambeth, Surrey 1911 50 West Hill, Wandsworth, London Father - John Alright WHEELER - Confectioner (Master) 1891 5 Southampton Street, Camberwell St George, Surrey (RG12/488 folio 27 page 3) 1901 "The Warrior", 242 Coldharbour Lane, Lambeth, London . Head of property was the Licenced Victualler, Frederick WELCH (32) born Brixton, London living with his wife Ellen. There were 4 servants in all. Ada Louise is shown only with her initials, but other details connect the census entry with this Ada Louise. 1906 57 Flaxman Road, Lambeth, London (marriage). Although her father did not die until 1917 he is shown as deceased at the time of her marriage 1910 54 Knowle Road, Stockwell, Lambeth, London (marriage) 1911 40 Offley Road N, Brixton, London. Boarding with them was Daisy Elaine TRENTHAM(?) (28) single born Lambeth, Surrey 1891 5 Southampton Street, Camberwell St George, Surrey (RG12/488 folio 27 page 3) 1901 41 Jeffries Road, Lambeth, Surrey (baptism of daughter Daisy) 1901 6 Clarendon Street, Camberwell, Surrey 1911 2 Swallow Place, Oxford Circus, London. Housekeeper to John Ephraim BOBBY (26) single Manager Provision Merchant born Clapham, Surrey and his brother Arthur Stanley BOBBY (21) single Locomotive Engineer born St George, Hanover Square, Middlesex 1891 5 Southampton Street, Camberwell St George, Surrey (RG12/488 folio 27 page 3) 1901 3 Claylands Road, Lambeth, London Servant to John A ALLAN(50) Electrician Engineer born Chester, Tranmere, Birkenhead, his mother and sister 1911 Not found 1917 46 Cridenhill Street, Streatham, London Information from Bedfordshire Record Office Admissions registers Fairfield Hospital, Arlesey [ref: LF 27/4 and 27/9] (this is the same hospital as the Three Counties Lunatic Asylum, Stotfold) Number 10713 Admitted 11 November 1909 Reception Order 6 August 1909 Transfer Yes Name Emily WHEATON Age 23 Abode Somersham Hunts Brought from London Coy. Asylum, Cane Hill, Surrey Sex F Status Single Religion Baptist Union St Ives Committed By Wm COOPER & C SOUNDY, Esqrs Died 15 July 1917 1891 5 Southampton Street, Camberwell St George, Surrey (RG12/488 folio 27 page 3) 1891 15 Southampton Street, Camberwell, Surrey (baptism of Ida)

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