William Boxall born Iping, Sussex

[jonw65]

Midhurst Union Workhouse A + D
admitted Sat 22 Sept 1849
Emily Batchelor
parish to which charged Iping
Out of Service
Image here
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-D1RT-R1?i=449&cat=573480

[jonw65]

Baptism at Easebourne
19 Decr 1849
William Bachelor
(mother) Emily
abode Midhurst Union House

Looks like William was born 15 November 1849 (Midhurst Union Workhouse A + D)
Batchelor
Iping
Emily Batchelor is named
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-D1RR-4Z?cat=573480

[rosie99]

1871 census Emily gives her place of birth as Portsea, Hampshire
RG10 /1130 f22 p38

[rosie99]

Deaths Jun qtr 1875   
BOXALL    Emily    age 48   
Portsea    2b   265   

[jonw65]

Another one?
Baptism at Iping
7 May 1854
Ann
(mother) Emily Bachelor
abode Iping

[jonw65]

Burial at Iping, 1854
Ann Bachelor
abode Iping
buried 17 Novr
age 8 months

[Skull]

Thank you for all of the information.

In the 1851 Census George is listed as married, but not living with his wife. Perhaps he was referring to his unofficial 'wife' Emily Batchelor, and not Ann Buckland at all.

I'm beginning to think that I have the wrong George Boxall marrying Ann Buckland in London in 1849. If it is him, he led a very complicated life.

Skull

[rosie99]

The father of the George who married Jane Buckland was Edward Boxall (deceased)

[Pheno]

So who are you actually following - a George Boxall whom you thought had a son William Boxall and was married to Jane
or
William Batchelor, the illegitimate son of Emily Batchelor who subsequently married a George Boxall in 1855?

Pheno