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« on: Sunday 30 August 09 07:50 UTC (UK) »

Dear All,

My ancestor Thomas Wealands was born 1798, in Sunderland Durham,
Would anyone have access to parish registers of this time.  I have trawled the pilot site of LDS without luck for his baptism.   Other reseracher have the date as September, 1798, but I have not been able to confirm this. 

Any help greatly appreciated.   

Regards
Roby


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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 30 August 09 14:39 UTC (UK) »

I couldn't find it in my Woods transcript for Sunderland

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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #2 on: Monday 31 August 09 14:28 UTC (UK) »

Hi Roby

What else do you know about Thomas, is he the butcher married to Harriet in  1841 census aged 40, 1851 census aged 57 and aged 64 in 1861 census, living in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland?  If so, his birth date could be anything from 1794-1801!  How far did you look through the Bishops' Transcripts?
Maybe they married in Bishopwearmouth and perhaps he was born there too.  Harriet was born in Hetton le Hole, so another alternative for the marriage.

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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #3 on: Monday 31 August 09 15:55 UTC (UK) »

There is a submitted record of his birth abt 1798, Sunderland, Durham on Familysearch. He died 1863 in Australia.
Parents THOMAS Wealands and Margaret TINMOUTH

NSW BMD has this record;

Thomas WEALANDS, 3664/1863, Goulborn NSW.
Fathers name Thomas/ Mothers name unknown

There is an extracted record on IGI for Thomas/Margaret Marriage 27 May 1792, Jarrow, Durham

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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #4 on: Monday 31 August 09 16:11 UTC (UK) »

Hi Trish,

I imagine this is where Roby's information came from, but as you say, the baptism is a member-submitted entry, so it needs to be confirmed in parish records.  It doesn't mention his marriage to Harriet, if it's the same man - that's why I was asking if Roby knew anything else about him.

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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #5 on: Monday 31 August 09 16:13 UTC (UK) »

Hi Barbara Smiley,

Family Tree on Ancestry has him arriving Australia 1824 so he wouldnt be on 1841 Census.
Christening date 27 September 1798, Sunderland, Durham, parents Thomas and Margaret Tinmouth.

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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #6 on: Monday 31 August 09 16:18 UTC (UK) »

So there are two born 1798 ish Sunderland!

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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #7 on: Monday 31 August 09 16:52 UTC (UK) »

Mmm, interesting Smiley

I suppose we will have to wait til Roby is back on-line.

Cheers,
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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #8 on: Tuesday 03 November 09 06:52 UTC (UK) »

Hi all,

Many thanks for the replies, and my apologies for "missing the discussion re: my post" Thomas Wealands" Family issues and an extended holiday accounted for this. once again my apologies.
However, I would like to continue with my query. 

Thomas Wealands came to Australia as a free man on board the"hope" All oz records indicate that he was born in Sunderland Durham about 1798.
It is has been established that his parents were Thomas Wealands and probably an  Isabella Todner A marriage for this couple (recorded on IGI as Turner) in Penshaw on 8th January, 1798 found on the Durham Bishops Transcripts on PBT/2/205/135. 
HOwever on searching the Bishops Transcripts for Thomas b. abt 1798 and find a child born 27/9/1798 of a Thomas Mills and Isabella Todner (I query whether this could possibly be a error Huh or is Todner a common name and this is not my Thomas Wealands.    "(Therefore the date is the same as noted elsewhere, but the parents are not the same.

Would anyone have access to an index that indicates how many Isabella Todner's married around this time and to whom?? 

I am still continuing to trawl the Bishops Transcripts for other options.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Regards
Roby


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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 03 November 09 20:18 UTC (UK) »

I see the banns and marriage of Thomas Wealands and Isabella Todner in Penshaw, one of the witnesses Ralph Todner. 

I do not see the baptism in Sunderland 27 Sept 1798.  No baptisms on that date at all.  Do they mean Bishopwearmouth maybe?

I see a baptism of Thomas Welands 1771 in Penshaw s/o Thomas and Anne, also a sister Mary1769.  No Todners.

There is a Thomas Wealands born 25 Sept 1798 baptised 21 Oct 1798 1st son of Thomas Wealands, Keelman, Offerton haugh by his wife Isabella Todner, native of Washington Parish

I am looking at the actual film not BT's

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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 04 November 09 08:29 UTC (UK) »

Janis,

Many thanks for your reply.  This is very confusing, Huh as on the BT in the chapelry of Penshaw  a birth is recorded as 27th Sept 1798 and a  baptism 21/10/1798  for a Thomas Mills, son of Thomas Mills, Keelman, of ?offenton haugh by his wife Isabella Todner, N of Washington parish.

This looks to be the same person, but the surnames are incorrect.  Has anyone ever come across this before?? 

Is it possible to access the record from the film other than the BT via the  LDS?? I am in Australia.

Many thanks again for your reply
Roby
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« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 04 November 09 14:42 UTC (UK) »

The Bishop's transcript is a transcript.  I was looking at the parish record.  I don't know how many copies of the parish record are out there.  There is one in Durham records office and one at Tyne and Wear. And I own one. The LDS does not have have this or Penshaw would be part of the IGI.

If you look at the film the name is quite clear on the left marigin--the child's name.  The father's name is a bit of a blob but the "lands" part written above into the entry above it.  They didn't have ball points pens back then.  the M and W for the first letter--I think it is a W cause it looks like all the W's in wife all over the page.  One might mistake it for a M but side by side you can tell.

I am not sure just where Offerton Haugh is but must be near to the Wear as there are other's who were keelmen that lived at that place.


This was the only baptism of a Wealand/Weland that I saw in this time period.  The birth was the 25th not the 27th according to the parish record.

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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #12 on: Wednesday 04 November 09 15:40 UTC (UK) »

I don't know if you saw this burial in Penshaw records:  Thomas Wealands, died 27 Dec 1812, buried 29 Dec 1812, age 79, Offerton Haugh, Keelman, native of Houghton, widower.

Ann Henderson of Offerton Haugh native of Houghton, wife of Thomas Wealands Na of (blank)Keelman, died 13 Nov 1808, buried 15 Nov 1808, age 77.


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Re: Thomas Wealands
« Reply #13 on: Monday 09 November 09 10:03 UTC (UK) »

Janis,

Many thanks for your replies and the information that you have provided me. I now fully understand the errors that are possible with transcriptions. Mistranscriptions certainly make it difficult for researchers to find their ancestors Angry

Is it possible to obtain a copy of the correct record of Thomas WEALANDS birth in 25/9/1798?? are they available from the record offices?
 I believe the Thomas WEALANDS who died 27/12/1812 is the  grandfather of the Thomas WEALANDS who emigrated to Australia in 1824.
 He married Ann HENDERSON (born abt 1731) on 27/11/1768 in Penshaw and daughter Mary was born in 9/1769 and Thomas 9/1771, follwed by Robert, John Ann and John and there maybe more.. 
Thomas WEALANDS born 25/9/1798 in Penshaw was a seaman.  He was the chief pilot in the Sydney Harbour in 1828 and became the Superintendant of the lighthouse at Watson's bay, in Sydney.
He also competed in many yacht races  in Sydney during this time, so the occupation of keelman fits.  Cheesy
His father Thomas WEALANDS born 9/9/1771 married Isabella TODNER in 8/1/1798 and appears to have died about 2/2 1803? I am not sure where this date has come from as I have omitted to record it.  Huh 
Janis, would you have access to Thomas or Isabella's  burial records?

The name Thomas Wealands in this family continued until at least 1960's and maybe beyond.  Certainly makes researching interesting.   
I have never been to Northumberland  although it is on my next trip, so I wonder what "the Wear"means? 

Once I am very grateful for your checking of the parish records for Thomas's baptism.

regards
Roby

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« Reply #14 on: Monday 09 November 09 16:09 UTC (UK) »

River Wear--most just call it "The Wear" flows through Co. Durham.   There are a few weirs on the Wear but I don't think that is how it got its name.

Burials Penshaw:

Anne Wealand 6 Mar 1779, daughter of Thomas, Offerton Water Side

The others I gave you except for a burial of Ann daughter of Mary in 1795.  I have an index from 1813-1839 and no other Wealands mentioned.

You can write to the records office and for a fee they will send you a copy of the parish record.  I don't have a machine that makes printed copies - just a viewer.

The burial of Thomas Wealand is in Sunderland Holy Trinity.  He died 2 Feb 1803, buried 4 Feb 1803, keelman, Silver Street

I found a baptism in Sunderland that I believe belongs to this family: Most because it falls on the same day as Thomas burial.  Sad but true.
4 Feb 1803 Isabella Wealand, born 20 Jan 1803, 2nd daughter of Thomas Wealand, keelman, [native of] Low Etherrington, & Isabella Turner, his wife, [native of] Washington  I wonder if Isabella isn't really Todner. I am only looking at an index not the handwriting from the parish record.  Isabella is probably young enough to have remarried.

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