Joseph Weale (various spellings )

[garstonite]

looks like a mistranscription
1853 in Ludlow has a possible Joseph Wheal to Mary Galliers or Sarah Bullock
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1853 Joseph Wheal married Sarah Bullock Ludlow Registry office or Registrar attended
http://www.shropshirebmd.info/cgi/marrind.cgi

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2 children
Martha Weale bap 13th feb 1854 in Onibury
Joseph Weale bap 22nd march 1856 in Shipton
so we are looking for a death of Sarah March 1856 to 1859
NO DEATH for Sarah Weale 1856 -1859 ....I wonder if Josephs second marriage was bigamous ??

Sarah is a wife in 1861 census Walton Onibury,Shrops ....can't see Joseph
Joseph and Elizabeth christen a child july 1860 in Shipton
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNF8-3JV

[sgf28]

Elizabeth baptism possibly, a 'h' in the surname:

29th January 1832, Chirbury. Elizabeth Whittingham daughter of William and Jane of Rovington. William is a labourer.

[sgf28]

Sarah Weal of Moorhouse Cottages was buried 23rd June? 1858, Shipton, aged 35 years.

[garstonite]

Sarah Weal of Moorhouse Cottages was buried 23rd June? 1858, Shipton, aged 35 years.

brilliant ...so we presume that Joseph and Elizabeth have Martha and Joseph jnr with them in census returns 1861 onwards ...Sarah was 10 years older than Joseph then - she must have been born 1823 - Joseph 1833 .....unless that age of 35 should read 25 ?
thanks sgf ....

[sgf28]

Had a look at the parish register for Sarah's death and it is a clear '35'.

[sgf28]

Joseph Weal baptism image 22nd March 1857. Parents: Joseph and Sarah Weal of Moorhouse. Joseph is a labourer

[sgf28]

There is a burial for a Joseph Weal of Moorhouse, age three weeks, on 10th April 1857 Shipton

[sgf28]

There's another Joseph Weale baptised on 8th July 1860, Shipton, parents Joseph and Elizabeth, Moorhouse Cottage. Joseph a labourer.

[Druid56]

  Wow you guys have been busy .Thank you so much for the time and effort put into this .It will take me a short while to figure out all the relevant info and put it onto my tree certainly the correct family as I recognise the name Martha from chats with my mum tx again for all your hard work and yes not 1900
1800 thats me all over  oh sorry the various spellings for what it was worth are weale wheal wheale weal weel it seems they change depending on who is writing them :-)