Family History, Wheaton Chart 0500 William Wheaton and Ann Aspinall

1841 High Street North, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Living with his widowed mother Mary and siblings. Living with them was widowed grandmother Ann. All were born in Huntingdonshire. Mary WHEATON (52) Washerwoman, children Robert (28) Ag Lab, John (25) Ag Lab, William (19) Ag Lab, Ann (19) and Hannah (11). Grandmother Ann (70) Independent
1842 There was a William WHEATON aged 19 (born 1823) on Trial on 16th July 1842 at the County Assizes, Huntingdonshire imprisoned for 4 months for Larceny.
1844 Somersham, Huntingdonshire (marriage). Father Thomas WHEATON - Labourer
1847 House in Yard, the property of ASPINALL, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. (Overseers Rate Books)
1851 1 Asplan Yard, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born in Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (29) Excavator Empd In Rivers And Drains, wife Ann (27), children Jane (5) Scholar, Thomas (4) and Eliezer (1)
1854 The Water Engine in Somersham Fen, Somersham Huntingdonshire. (Newspaper report for deaths of Eliza and Emma)
1861 Main Street, South Side, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (39) Agricultural Labourer, wife Ann (37), children Jane (16) Farm Work, Thomas (6) Scholar, Henry (4),
William (2) and John (3 weeks)
1871 Squire Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire Father William WHEATON (48) Ag Lab, wife Ann (48), children Thomas (17) Ag Lab, Henry (14), William, (12), John (10) and Philip (7) all four Field Work and Elizabeth (5) Scholar
1881 Mill House, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire William WHEATON (59) Ag Lab, wife Ann (58) Ag Lab's wife and son John (20) Ag Lab
1887 Somersham, Huntingdonshire (death)
Overseers Rate Books April 1847, August 1847 William WHEATON is shown occupying a House in Yard, the property of ASPINALL with Rateable Vale £2. 0s. 0d. and Rates of 2/-d. February 1848 Mary, his mother is living with him. The Rateable Value was still £2. 0s. 0d. but the rates were reduced to 1/6d. June 1848 October 18458 Rateable value still £2. 0d. 0d. with Rates increased again to 2/-d.
A William WHEATON born about 1823 appears in the Court, Land & Probate, England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892, Huntingdonshire records for the July 1842. Does this information apply to this William WHEATON?
William WHEATON : Offence - Larceny : Sentence - 4 months

1841 Not found in Huntingdonshire ot Cambridgeshire as ASPINALL. The only possible entry is for an ASPLAN, a name often used by this family of ASPINALLs. All born in Huntingdonshire Thomas LEEDS (40) Farmer, wife Elizabeth (30), children Ann (6) and Thomas(3). Living in the same property were Caroline HOLDICH (20) Dressmaker, Thomas HOLDICH, Shepherd, Charles L HEMPSTEAD (15) Butcher and Ann ASPLAN (15) F S (Female Servant)
1851 1 Asplan Yard, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born in Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (29) Excavator Empd In Rivers And Drains, wife Ann (27), children Jane (5) Scholar, Thomas (4) and Eliezer (1)
1854 The Water Engine in Somersham Fen, Somersham Huntingdonshire. (Newspaper report for deaths of Eliza and Emma)
1861 Main Street, South Side, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (39) Agricultural Labourer, wife Ann (37), children Jane (16) Farm Work, Thomas (6) Scholar, Henry (4),
William (2) and John (3 weeks)
1871 Squire Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire Father William WHEATON (48) Ag Lab, wife Ann (48), children Thomas (17) Ag Lab, Henry (14), William, (12), John (10) and Philip (7) all four Field Work and Elizabeth (5) Scholar
1881 Mill House, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (59) Ag Lab, wife Ann (58) Ag Lab's wife and son John (20) Ag Lab
1891 Main Street, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Ann WHEATON (68) widow supported by her daughters born Somersham, Huntingdonshire
1900 Somersham, Huntingdonshire (death)

1851 1 Asplan Yard, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born in Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (29) Excavator Empd In Rivers And Drains, wife Ann (27), children Jane (5) Scholar, Thomas (4) and Eliezer (1)
1861 Main Street, South Side, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (39) Agricultural Labourer, wife Ann (37), children Jane (16) Farm Work, Thomas (6) Scholar, Henry (4),
William (2) and John (3 weeks)
1867 Battersea, Surrey (marriage)
1871 Railway Place, Sunbury, Staines, Middlesex as JOLLEY. Husband Alfred was not with her, and she was a Lodger at this address John THOMPSON (38) Labourer Engine Fitter born Pountney, Norfolk, wife Selina (29) born Plymouth, Devon, children William (13) Hand Boy born Munsbury?, Hampstead, Middlesex. Selina (11) Scholar born Lydon, Kent and Charlotte (4) born Sevenoaks, Kent. Lodging with them were Jane JOLLEY (25) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and children William (2) and George (7) both born Battersea, Surrey and Richard (2 mths) born Aylesbury?, Middlesex
1871 Stanley Road, St James, Walham Green, Hammersmith and Fulham, Middlesex. (baptism of William Alfred, George Henry and Richard Thomas)
1874 Battersea, Surrey (baptism of James and Eliza)
1879 8 Bullock Road, Fulham, Middlesex (baptism of Ellen and George)
1881 8 Bullock Road, Fulham, London, Middlesex as JELLY. Family living in the same property as Jeremiah MOYLAN (36) General Labourer born Castle Magner, Yorkshire, his wife Caroline (35) born Farlington, Dorset and children Katherine (11) born Sevenoaks, Kent Weald. Annah (10) born Sevenoaks, Kent Weald, William (5) born Lands End, Middlesex and Caroline (4) born Lands End, Fulham, Middlesex all four Scholars, and Patrick (1) born Lands End, Fulham, Middlesex. Living in the same property were Alfred JELLY (36) General Labourer born Woking, Surrey, wife Jane (35) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and children William A (12) General Labourer born Battersea, Surrey, Richard T (10) Scholar, born Sunbury, Middlesex, James P (10) Scholar born Fulham, Middlesex, Eliza A (9) born Battersea, Surrey, all other children born Fulham, Middlesex, Jane E (6), Ellen J (3), George H (2) and Louise E (6 months). Lodging with them was Jane's brother Henry WHEATON (23) General Labourer born Somersham, Huntingdonshire
1881 8 Bullock Road, Fulham, Middlesex. (baptism of Louisa)
1884 13 Victoria Road, Fulham, Middlesex (baptism of Arthur John)
1891 23 Breer Street, Fulham, London (RG12/0052 folio20) as JELLEY Alfred JELLEY (48) Labourer born Woking, Surrey, wife Jane 45) Somersham, Huntingdonshire, children all born Fulham, Middlesex William (22) Green Grocer, Richard (20) Labourer, James (13) Labourer, Jane (16). George (12), Louisa (10) and Arthur (7)
1901 23 Breer Street, Fulham, London as JELLY. Alfred JELLY (58) Navvy born Woking, Surrey, wife Jane (55) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, children William A (32) Green Grocer born Battersea, Surrey, other children born Fulham, Middlesex, George H (22) Bricklayer Labourer and Arthur J (17) Plasterer's Labourer. Living with them, but without husband, was married daughter Jane E MUSTO (26) Living on Own Means and her daughter Jane E MUSTO (1) both born Fulham, Middlesex. Living in the same property was son Richard and family Richard T JELLY (30) General Labourer born Sunbury, Middlesex, wife Barbara (33) born Islington, Middlesex, children all born Fulham, Middlesex, James R (7), Alfred (6) and Jane L (1). Living with them was sister-in-law Louise E MOXEY (20) Laundress Ironer born Wandsworth, Surrey

1851 1 Asplan Yard, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born in Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (29) Excavator Empd In Rivers And Drains, wife Ann (27), children Jane (5) Scholar, Thomas (4) and Eliezer (1)

1851 1 Asplan Yard, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born in Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (29) Excavator Empd In Rivers And Drains, wife Ann (27), children Jane (5) Scholar, Thomas (4) and Eliezer (1)
NEWSPAPER REPORTS OF THE DROWNING
OF ELIZA AND EMMA
From the CAMBRIDGE INDEPENDENT PRESS 30th September 1854
SOMERSHAM. - Distressing Occurrence. - Two little girls, of the respective ages of two and five years, daughters of William WHEATON, living at a water-mill on the bank of the Twenty-feet river, which divides the fens of Warboys and Somersham, were drowned on Tuesday last. They had crossed the river with two elder children, who were sent to glean, and during the afternoon left their companions unobserved; and it is supposed that in attempting to recross, both fell into the stream. The mother was at work in the mill, within a few yards of the spot, unconscious of the circumstance, until apprised by a booby fellow, who, seeing a child struggling in the water, ran to tell the woman. Had he rendered immediate assistance the probability is that one life might have been saved; but the short interval which elapsed between seeing and doing completed the sad catastrophe. An inquest was held on Wednesday, Verdict, "Accidental Death"
From the CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE 30th September 1854
SOMERSHAM. - Two Children Drowned. - An inquest was held on Wednesday last, the 27th inst., before C MARGETTS, Es., coroner for the Hundred of Hurstingstone, at the Water Engine, Somersham Fen, on the bodies of Eliza WHEATON, aged 5 years, and Emma WHEATON, age 2 years, children of Wm WHEATON and Ann his wife, who live in the said mill. These children were suffered to cross by a dangerous plank the twenty-foot river, and in consequence fell in and both perished. The jury, after a patient investigation, returned a verdict of accidental death. The first witness examined was William NORMAN, shepherd to Mr Thomas EKINS, who saw one child in the water; and the man actually ran into the mill and told the child's mother instead of getting the child out; and then ran across another field to fetch a man to get it out. The father of the children being some distance off at work and hearing the screams of the mother, ran and got them both out, but too late to save either of them. The man NORMAN received a justly-merited rebuke and caution from the worthy coroner.

NEWSPAPER REPORTS OF THE DROWNING
OF ELIZA AND EMMA
From the CAMBRIDGE INDEPENDENT PRESS 30th September 1854
SOMERSHAM. - Distressing Occurrence. - Two little girls, of the respective ages of two and five years, daughters of William WHEATON, living at a water-mill on the bank of the Twenty-feet river, which divides the fens of Warboys and Somersham, were drowned on Tuesday last. They had crossed the river with two elder children, who were sent to glean, and during the afternoon left their companions unobserved; and it is supposed that in attempting to recross, both fell into the stream. The mother was at work in the mill, within a few yards of the spot, unconscious of the circumstance, until apprised by a booby fellow, who, seeing a child struggling in the water, ran to tell the woman. Had he rendered immediate assistance the probability is that one life might have been saved; but the short interval which elapsed between seeing and doing completed the sad catastrophe. An inquest was held on Wednesday, Verdict, "Accidental Death"
From the CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE 30th September 1854
SOMERSHAM. - Two Children Drowned. - An inquest was held on Wednesday last, the 27th inst., before C MARGETTS, Es., coroner for the Hundred of Hurstingstone, at the Water Engine, Somersham Fen, on the bodies of Eliza WHEATON, aged 5 years, and Emma WHEATON, age 2 years, children of Wm WHEATON and Ann his wife, who live in the said mill. These children were suffered to cross by a dangerous plank the twenty-foot river, and in consequence fell in and both perished. The jury, after a patient investigation, returned a verdict of accidental death. The first witness examined was William NORMAN, shepherd to Mr Thomas EKINS, who saw one child in the water; and the man actually ran into the mill and told the child's mother instead of getting the child out; and then ran across another field to fetch a man to get it out. The father of the children being some distance off at work and hearing the screams of the mother, ran and got them both out, but too late to save either of them. The man NORMAN received a justly-merited rebuke and caution from the worthy coroner.

1861 Main Street, South Side, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (39) Agricultural Labourer, wife Ann (37), children Jane (16) Farm Work, Thomas (6) Scholar, Henry (4), William (2) and John (3 weeks)
1871 Squire Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire Father William WHEATON (48) Ag Lab, wife Ann (48), children Thomas (17) Ag Lab, Henry (14), William, (12), John (10) and Philip (7) all four Field Work and Elizabeth (5) Scholar
1881 Rectory Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Thomas WHEATON (26) Ag Lab, wife Susan (25) Field Work and son William (1) all three born Somersham, Huntingdonshire
1891 38 Burrard Road, Hampstead, Middlesex (RG12/114 folio 59 page 41) Thomas WHEATON (36) General Labourer, wife Susan (35). children William (13) Scholar, Annie (10) Scholar, Charles (6) Scholar and Ellen (2) all the family born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Living in the same property as brother Philip. Philip WHEATON (27) Station Engine Driver born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Emma (23) born Warboys, Huntingdonshire and daughter Florence (4) born Warboys, Huntingdonshire. Boarding with them was Robert UTTERIDGE (22) Stationary Engine Driver and his wife Eliza both born Warboys, Huntingdonshire and their son Herbert (2) born Fulham, London. Also Boarding with them was John LAWRENCE (27) married Stationary Engine Driver born Warboys, Huntingdonshire (Eliza UTTERIDGE and the wife of John LAWRENCE were sisters of Phillip's wife Emma)
1895 49 Broughton Road, Fulham, London (baptism of John)
1896 49 Broughton Road, Fulham, London (baptism of Hilda)
1900 57 Stephendale Road, Fulham, Middlesex (birth of William Thomas)
1901 164 Stephendale Road, Fulham, Middlesex. Thomas WHEATON (46) Labourer Electric Light born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Susan (45) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, children Charles (15) Stoker in Steam Crane born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, Ellen (12) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, following children all born Fulham, Middlesex, John (8), Eldia (4) and William (6 mths)
1911 24 Querrin Street, Fulham, London. Thomas WHEATON (56) Labourer General born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Susan (55) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, children Charles (18) Labourer General born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, John (18) Tin Maker, Hilda (14) and William T (10) School all born Fulham, Middlesex. Visiting them were son-in-law and daughter Arthur WHITE (22) Painter House born Fulham, London, wife Ellen (22) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and their son Arthur Charles WHITE (3) born London, Fulham
1931 21 Findrop Sreet, Fulham, London (place of death given at burial)
Remembered by their grandson John Ernest WHEATON as "a sweet nearly blind old lady, and a miserable surly old man".

1861 Main Street, South Side, Somersham, Huntingdonshire.All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (39) Agricultural Labourer, wife Ann (37), children Jane (16) Farm Work, Thomas (6) Scholar, Henry (4), William (2) and John (3 weeks)
1871 Squire Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire Father William WHEATON (48) Ag Lab, wife Ann (48), children Thomas (17) Ag Lab, Henry (14), William, (12), John (10) and Philip (7) all four Field Work and Elizabeth (5) Scholar
1881 8 Bullock Road, Fulham, London, Middlesex. Family living in the same property as Jeremiah MOYLAN (36) General Labourer born Castle Magner, Yorkshire, his wife Caroline (35) born Farlington, Dorset and children Katherine (11) born Sevenoaks, Kent Weald. Annah (10) born Sevenoaks, Kent Weald, William (5) born Lands End, Middlesex and Caroline (4) born Lands End, Fulham, Middlesex all four Scholars, and Patrick (1) born Lands End, Fulham, Middlesex. Living in the same property were Alfred JELLY (36) General Labourer born Woking, Surrey, wife Jane (35) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and children William A (12) General Labourer born Battersea, Surrey, Richard T (10) Scholar, born Sunbury, Middlesex, James P (10) Scholar born Fulham, Middlesex, Eliza A (9) born Battersea, Surrey, all other children born Fulham, Middlesex, Jane E (6), Ellen J (3), George H (2) and Louise E (6 months). Lodging with them was Jane's brother Henry WHEATON (23) General Labourer born Somersham, Huntingdonshire
1891 The Ship, Main Street, Colne, Huntingdonshire (RG12/1239 folio 38 page 3) Henry WHEATON (33) Agricultural Labourer & Public Housekeeper born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Ellen (30) born Broughton, Huntingdonshire, children Alice (9), Ellen (6) and Henry (3) all Scholars born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and Martha (1) born Colne, Huntingdonshire
1901 East End, Colne, Huntingdonshire. Henry WHEATON (43) Brickyard Labourer born Somersham Huntingdonshire, wife Ellen (40) born Broughton, Huntingdonshire, children Alice (19) Assistant School Mistress born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, Henry (13) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, Martha (11) born Colne, Huntingdonshire and Gersham (9) born Colne, Huntingdonshire
1911 Colne, St Ives, Huntingdonshire. Henry WHEATON (53) Fruit Farmer born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Ellen (50) born Broughton, Huntingdonshire, children Henry Jnr (23) General Farm Labourer born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, Gersham (19) General Farm Labourer born Colne, Huntingdonshire and Edward (8) born Colne, Huntingdonshire

1861 Main Street, South Side, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (39) Agricultural Labourer, wife Ann (37), children Jane (16) Farm Work, Thomas (6) Scholar, Henry (4), William (2) and John (3 weeks)
1871 Squire Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Father William WHEATON (48) Ag Lab, wife Ann (48), children Thomas (17) Ag Lab, Henry (14), William, (12), John (10) and Philip (7) all 4 Field Work and Elizabeth (5) Scholar
1881 32 Broxholme Road, Fulham, Middlesex. William and sister Eliza were visiting John BRADSHAW. John BRADSHAW (51) Laundry Man born Chawson, Bedfordshire, his wife Isabella (52) Laundry Woman born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and children William (20) Laundry Man born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, Sarah (13) Laundry Maid born Fulham, Middlesex and Elisa (10) Scholar born Fulham, Middlesex. Also living with them was daughter Emma DREGE (22) Laundry Maid born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, her husband, son-in-law, Thomas DREGE (27) Labourer born Wells, Somerset and their daughter, grand-daughter Isabella DREGE (age 7 months) born Fulham, London. Boarding with them was James BARRON (22) Labourer (no birth place entered). Visitors were William WHEATON (22) Labourer and Elsie WHEATON (!5) Servant (Domestic) both born Somersham, Huntingdonshire
1884 Chaseside, Enfield, Middlesex (marriage). Address given at time of marriage William's marriage was Chaseside, Enfield, Middlesex. This is the address which was also shown in the Parish Register for his brother Phillip at the time of his marriage. Head of house at the Chaseside address was William and Philip's Uncle
1886 Marion Road, Mill Hill, Hendon, Middlesex (birth of Charles William)
1888 12 Bramber Road, Fulham, Middlesex (birth of Frank)
1891 50 Rosebury Road, Fulham, Middlesex (RG12/52 folio 147 p 46) William WHEATON (32) Engine Driver Stationary born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Jane (30) born Bayswater, London, Middlesex, children Charles (3) born Hendon, Middlesex and Frank (2) born Fulham, London. Living at same address were Charles A CUTLER (24) General Labourer born Studham, Hertfordshire and his wife Esther H CUTLER (24) born Holborn, London
1891 50 Rosebury Road, Fulham, London (address of son Charles's admission to school)
1892 50 Rosebury Road, Fulham, London (address of son Frank's admission to school)
1897 52 Rosebury Road, Fulham, Middlesex (death of Frank)
1901 52 Rosebury Road, Fulham, Middlesex. William WHEATON (42) Engine Driver (Saw Mill) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Jane (40) born Paddington, Middlesex and son Charles " (15) Office Boy (Timber Merchant) Mill Hill, Hendon, Middlesex. Living with them was wife Jane's widower mother Mary Ann SHEPHERD (83) born Romford, Essex. A Boarder was Samuel T RALPH (30) single Silver Chaser born Birmingham, Warwickshire
1911 54 Hugon Road, Fulham, London. William WHEATON (52) Stationary Engine Driver born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Jane (49) born Bayswater, Middlesex and son Charles (25) Dressmaker's Porter born Mill Hill, Hendon, Middlesex, A Lodger was John BICHENS (20) Iron Moulder single born Hackney, Middlesex
1918 54 Hugon Road, Finsbury and Fulham, London (source unknown)
1926 54 Hugon Road, Fulham, Middlesex (death)

1861 Main Street, South Side, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (39) Agricultural Labourer, wife Ann (37), children Jane (16) Farm Work, Thomas (6) Scholar, Henry (4), William (2) and John (3 weeks)
1871 Squire Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. Father William WHEATON (48) Ag Lab, wife Ann (48), children Thomas (17) Ag Lab, Henry (14), William, (12), John (10) and Philip (7) all 4 Field Work and Elizabeth (5) Scholar
1881 Mill House, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire. William WHEATON (59) Ag Lab, wife Ann (58) Ag Lab's wife and son John (20) Ag Lab
1891 The Barracks, Depot Lincolnshire Regiment (RG12/2595 Folio 77 page 8) St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire 262 people in total. Head was Henry HUNT widower 51 Captain and Quarter Master of Infantry born Satram Torrey, Norfolk.
1892/94 Colne, Huntingdonshire (births of Mary, Thomas and Jenny)
1901 East End, Colne, Huntingdonshire. John WHEATON (40) Agricultural Labourer born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and wife Annie (30) born Aberdare, Glamorganshire, Wales
1910 Colne, Huntingdonshire (birth of Nellie)
1911 Colne, Huntingdonshire. John WHEATON (50) Formerly a Farm Labourer born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and wife Annie (40) born Aberdare, Glamorganshire, Wales

1863 Somersham, Huntingdonshire (birth)
1864 Somersham, Huntingdonshire (baptism)
1871 Squire Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire. All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire Father William WHEATON (48) Ag Lab, wife Ann (48), children Thomas (17) Ag Lab, Henry (14), William, (12), John (10) and Philip (7) all four Field Work and Elizabeth (5) Scholar
1881 Woolvey/Wolby Farm, Warboys, Huntingdonshire, Farm Servant to George WITSEY (30) Ag Lab born Warboys, Huntingdonshire, his wife Mary (27) born Pidley, Huntingdonshire and daughters Sarah Jane (5) born Pidley,Huntingdonshire and Minnie (9 months) born Warboys, Huntingdonshire, Phillip WHEATON (17) was a Farm Servant born Somersham, Huntingdonshire
1884 Enfield, Middlesex in register with cousin Philip (marriage) Warboys, Huntingdonshire on Marriage Certificate (marriage) Father William WHEATON - Labourer
1884 Warboys, Huntingdonshire (birth and death of son Philip)
1887 Warboys, Huntingdonshire (birth of Florence)
1889 Warboys, Huntingdonshire (birth of first Ernest)
1889/91 Burrard Road, Hampstead, Middlesex (family information)
1891 38 Burrard Road, Hampstead, Middlesex (RG12/114 folio 59 page 41) Philip WHEATON (27) Station Engine Driver born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Emma (23) born Warboys, Huntingdonshire and daughter Florence (4) born Warboys, Huntingdonshire. Boarding with them was Robert UTTERIDGE (22) Stationary Engineer Driver, his wife Eliza, both born Warboys, Huntingdonshire and their son Herbert (2) born Fulham, London. Also Boarding with them was John LAWRENCE (27) married Stationary Engine Driver born Warboys, Huntingdonshire. (Eliza UTTERIDGE and the wife of John LAWRENCE were sisters of Phillip's wife Emma). Living in the same property were Philip's brother Thomas WHEATON (36) General Labourer, wife Susan (35). children William (13) Scholar, Annie (10) Scholar, Charles (6) Scholar and Ellen (2) all the family born Somersham, Huntingdonshire
1891 20 Protheroe Road, Fulham, Middlesex (birth of Priscilla)
1893 8 Rylston Terrace, Fulham, Middlesex (birth of second Ernest)
1895 23 Lizban Street, Blackheath, London (birth of Ada)
1897 25 Maple Road, Grays, Essex (birth of Minnie)
1901 1 Whitehall Road, Little Thurrock, Essex. Father Phillip WHEATON (37) Iron & Steel Sawyer born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, mother Emma (33) born Warboys, Huntingdonshire, children Florence (14) born Warboys, Huntingdonshire, Priscilla (10) born Fulham, Middlesex, Ernest (8) born Fulham, Middlesex, Ada (6) born Blackheath, Kent, Minnie (4) born Grays, Essex and Leonard (1 month) born Grays, Essex
1907 1 Whitehall Road, Little Thurrock, Essex (birth of William Alphonso and Frank)
1911 2 Whitehall Road, Little Thurrock, Essex. Father Phillip WHEATON (47) Plater And Fitter (Builders and Iron Foundry) born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, wife Emma (43) Dressmaker born Warboys, Huntingdonshire, children Florence (24) born Warboys, Huntingdonshire, Priscilla (19) born Fulham, Middlesex, Ernest (17) Electric Traveller Driver Machine (Builders) born Fulham, Middlesex, Ada (15) Student Part Time born Blackheath, Kent, Minnie (13) School born Grays, Essex and William (4) born Grays, Essex (total blind 3 months) born Grays, Essex
1919 2 Whitehall Road, Little Thurrock, Essex (marriage of Priscilla)
? 229 Rectory Road, Little Thurrock, Essex
1925/26 Rectory Road, Little Thurrock, Essex (Kelly's Directory)
1939 229 Rectory Road , Thurrock U.D., Essex. Philip WHEATON (born 25 May 1863) Engine Driver (Retired), Emma WHEATON (born 22 September 1867) Unpaid Domestic Duties and Florence WHEATON (born 23 March 18887) Unpaid Domestic Duties
1940/45 Warboys, Huntingdonshire (stayed with relatives during the war, Gladys SLACK)
1945/48 8 Roy Walk, Blackshots Estate, Little Thurrock, Essex (Gladys SLACK)
1948 8 Roy Walk, Blackshots Estate, Little Thurrock, Essex (at death)
Philip WHEATON was registered as John. He had an older brother of this name, born two years previously and we assume their father was confused! When Philip retired he had many problems as he needed his birth certificate so that he could obtain a pension.

1871 Squire Lane, Somersham, Huntingdonshire.All born Somersham, Huntingdonshire Father William WHEATON (48) Ag Lab, wife Ann (48), children Thomas (17) Ag Lab, Henry (14), William, (12), John (10) and Philip (7) all four Field Work and Elizabeth (5) Scholar
1881 32 Broxholme Road, Fulham, Middlesex. Eliza and brother William were visiting John BRADSHAW John BRADSHAW (51) Laundry Man born Chawson, Bedfordshire, his wife Isabella (52) Laundry Woman born Somersham, Huntingdonshire and children William (20) Man born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, Sarah (13) Laundry, Laundry Maid born Fulham, Middlesex and Elisa (10) Scholar born Fulham, Middlesex. Also living with them was daughter Emma DREGE (22) Laundry Maid born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, her husband, son-in-law, Thomas DREGE (27) Labourer born Wells, Somerset and their daughter, grand-daughter Isabella DREGE (age 7 months) born Fulham, London. Boarding with them was James BARRON (22) Labourer (no birth place entered). Visitors were William WHEATON (22) Labourer and Elsie WHEATON (!5) Servant (Domestic) both born Somersham, Huntingdonshire
1891 Not found
1894 Somersham, Huntingdonshire (marriage) Father William WHEATON - Labourer
1900 1 Valentine Place, Blackfriars Road, Southwark, London (family information)
1901 35, Orient Street, St George the Martyr Southwark, St Saviour Southwark, London as Elizabeth. Charles W HOY (35 Horsekeeper born Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire, Elizabeth HOY (35), Cook Domestic born Somersham, Huntingdonshire, children William C HOY (4) born Pimlico, Middlesex and Albert W HOY (age 3 months) born Southwark, London
(Note from John TERRY's web site 5/12/2020)
I spent some time searching for Eliza HOY and had given up when I decided that she might be known as Elizabeth, and there she was, the correct age, born in Somersham, with a Charles HOY also born in 1865 which is what we had, so I am fairly confident it is the correct person. Details for Eliza and Charles have been added to HOY 0400,
1906 37 Metchley Street, St Mary, Newington, Southwark, London (at baptism of William Charles, Arthur Wheaton and Frank HOY)

This is a Chart for William Wheaton and Ann Aspinall