Report for Individual ID : 162

George Wharton

Relationship to David Charles Price : 3rd Great Uncle

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Individual
Individual's NameGenderBornDiedAncestral LineBranch ID

George WhartonM18330Paternal17

Family
Family IDFamily MemberIndividual
Report
Member NameYear BornYear Died

  17Father view George Wharton17960
  17Mother view Ruth Harker18030
  17Sibling view John Wharton18250
  17Sibling view Jonathan Wharton18280
  17Sibling view George Wharton18330
  17Sibling view James Wharton18350
  17Sibling view Hannah Wharton18381911
  17Sibling view Elizabeth Wharton18410
  17Sibling view Thomas Wharton18440

Marriage(s)
Marriage
Number
FamilyNames of Husband and Wife

  1   view George WHARTON and Elisebeth Smith LOWE

Children
Family IDChildChild's NameYear BornYear Died

  47  view Thomas Wharton18570
  47  view Elizabeth Wharton18600
  47  view Mary A Wharton18640
  47  view Ellen Wharton18660
  47  view Isabella Wharton18680

Own Certificates
Certificate TypeCertificateDateDetails

Marriage Certificate  view 1856-05-15George Wharton and Elisebeth Smith Lowe

Other References
Certificate TypeCertificateDateDetails


Censuses
Census IDCensus DateIndividual's NameRelationshipOccupation

  9 1841-06-06George WhortonSonNone shown
  20 1851-03-30George WhartonBrotherSlater
  33 1861-04-07George WhartonHeadSlater
  47 1871-04-02George WhartonHeadSlater

Notes
Note IDContent

  23
Addresses
1841-06-06 -- Market Place, Barnard Castle, County of Durham
1851-03-30 -- Bondgate, Darlington, County of Durham
1856-05-15 -- High Street, Sunderland,County of Durham
1861-04-07 -- 39 Brougham Street, Sunderland, County of Durham
1871-04-02 -- 26 Queen Street, Darlington, County of Durham

Employment
1851-03-30 -- Slater
1856-05-15 -- Slater
1861-04-07 -- Slater
1871-04-02 -- Slater


Research Notes
Note IDContent

 39
Baptism: George Wharton, baptised 9 Feb 1833, Parochial Chapelry, Barnard Castle, Durham. Father George Wharton. Mother Mary.

The 1881 census for Jonathan and Mary Wharton shows Tom Wharton (nephew, 1861) and Mary Ann Alexandra Wharton (niece, 1865)