Richard’s Genealogy
William Whitfield
1832 -Set As Default Person
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Name William Whitfield Gender Male Christened 8 Jan 1832 Exbury, Hampshire, England [1] Person ID I1241 Richard's Genealogy Last Modified 13 Mar 2017
Father George Whitfield, bp. 24 Jan 1789, Damerham, Wiltshire, England Mother Elizabeth Wrann, bp. 7 Apr 1794, Fawley, Hampshire, England , d. 1871, New Forest district, Hampshire, England (Age ~ 76 years) Married 31 Dec 1810 Fawley, Hampshire, England [2] - Witnesses: William Whitfield and Rebecca [-]ovell[?]
Siblings 12 siblings Family ID F375 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mary Ann Munday, bp. 10 Jan 1836, Fawley, Hampshire, England , d. 1916, New Forest district, Hampshire, England (Age ~ 79 years) Married 25 Dec 1857 Fawley, Hampshire, England [2] Children 1. Mary Ann Whitfield, bp. 2 Aug 1857, Fawley, Hampshire, England 2. Harriet Whitfield, bp. 27 Feb 1859, Fawley, Hampshire, England 3. Emily Whitfield, bp. 31 Mar 1861, Fawley, Hampshire, England + 4. Elizabeth Whitfield, b. 7 Dec 1862, Hardley, Fawley, Hampshire, England , d. 28 Feb 1952, Colney Hatch, Middlesex, England (Age 89 years) 5. Sarah Ann Whitfield, b. 1864, Southampton district, Hampshire, England 6. Kate Whitfield, bp. 26 May 1867, Fawley, Hampshire, England 7. Edith Whitfield, b. Abt 1870 + 8. George Whitfield, bp. 26 May 1872, Fawley, Hampshire, England + 9. Louisa Whitfield, b. Abt 1874, Fawley, Hampshire, England 10. Albert Whitfield, b. 1877, Fawley, Hampshire, England , d. 1887, New Forest district, Hampshire, England (Age 10 years) + 11. Henry Charles Whitfield, b. 22 Sep 1879, Fawley, Hampshire, England Last Modified 12 Mar 2017 Family ID F373 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - A William Whitfield, an infant, was buried at Exbury on 29 Jan 1832. If it wasn't George and Elizabeth's son, it's hard to see who it was. However if George & Elizabeth's son died in 1832, who married Mary Ann Munday? The marriage register says that William was aged 23 and from Exbury, an that his father's name was George. Also, on the 1871 census William and Mary Ann are living with William's mother Elizabeth, born 1792, which matches George's wife's age in 1851. So who was the infant who died? Could George and Elizabeth have had a son who died in 1832 and another son of the same name a year or two later who married Mary Ann Munday? This would explain why William always gave an age more consistent with a 1834 birth. There was another William born in 1834, the son of William and Mary, but we know he married Ann Carpenter. Another William born in about 1840 was the son of George and Fanny, but he would be six years younger than the marriage record says when he married Mary Ann Munday in 1857, and it doesn't explain his mother Elizabeth on the 1871 census.
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