WHALE
Whilst looking through the 1871 census form Wyle, I came across the
following family. As we all know, there are many ways which our surname is
incorrectly spelled.
(It is still going on today - checked your mail recently?!) This version has got to be taken into consideration as you will see from the first names.
There was obviously a strong religious side to people in these parts as is shown by the
biblical names.
George Whale
George Whale married
Hannah Turner 11 January 1819 in Ham, Wiltshire, England.
Children of George Whale and Hannah Turner are:
George Whale, christened 23 May 1819,
Shalbourne, Wiltshire
Charles Whale, christened 15 October 1820,
Shalbourne
Sarah Whale, christened 2 December 1821,
Shalbourne, Wiltshire
John Whale, christened 25 May 1823, Village, Buttermere, Wiltshire.
William Whale, christened 20 March 1825,
Shalbourne, Wiltshire
Generation No. 2
John Whale was christened 25 May
1823, Village, Buttermere, Wiltshire. He married Elizabeth. She was born in Shalbourne, Wiltshire.
In 1871 he was a Shoemaker at Shalbourne.
Children of John Whale and Elizabeth are:
Francis Whale born about 1851, Shalbourne.
He was an Agricultural Labourer at Shalbourne in 1871.
Caleb Whale was born about 1866, Shalbourne.
He was at Shalbourne and was an Agricultural Labourer in 1881.
Fanny Whale was born about 1868 at
Shalbourne, and there in 1871.
Kath Whale was born about 1870 and was at
Shalbourne.
Female Whale probably an, as yet, un-named
child on the census.
Generation No. 3
Female
Whale married ? Phillips
Child of
? Whale and ? Phillips is:
Alfred Phillips born
about 1879. In 1881 at Shalbourne (with grand parents)
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